@ rollout say what! Including yo mama?
I hate to be the one to bring this up but heck someone had to do it dude.
Hope yo mama gets to read the parts i have highlighted.
411 jungus who stray to Kosewes/Ranalos normally say kwaheri to the chef at continental and Hilton
I wear my musk like a badge of honour and identity. Best favour you can do to yourself quit wasting cheddar on those carcinogenic sprays and useless colognes.
Oga tu na panga soap twice a day come back and report after a month.
[quote=Rollout]Hold on guys, this is drunkard aka Rollout.Why are we defending things that are the truth..... I have lived in USA for a long time, I have developed American accent unknowingly, I am a Kalenjin, when I came from Kenya I never communicated in Kalenjin because it was cool to speak in swahili and you wouldn't get a date if you sounded like you are a villager..... we all know how Kenyans are..... when I moved to US I met other Kalenjin speaker and I start appreciating the language and I can proudly say, I speak kale as good as any Kale in Kenya. When I meet any Kenya anywhere, I speak to them in swahili, the irony though is, most Kenyan fresh from Kenya do not want to speak in swahili even when they're struggling to speak in English.....
About Kenyans visiting home from Diaspora we all know that some or alot of them act the way the writer said, let's face it, even when I am visiting I meet these kind of Diaspora folks, they're all about show off. These group of diaspora some how still want to compete with their friends in Kenya because they cannot compete with anyone in their respective western countries. So let's not start defending anyone, it is what it is!
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astly, I get stomach issues when I eat in some of the Kenya's eating places and I get homa my first week in Kenya, I also hate how most Kenyans in KENYA smell, what am I suppose to do?
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