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kiterunner		#201 Posted : Sunday, July 24, 2011 12:32:37 AM
Rank: Member Joined: 7/9/2011 Posts: 730 Location: Nairobi		as a new Wazuan i enjoyed reading this thread and dint want it to end, am more confused than when i started reading them our goals are best achieved indirectly
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Mpenzi		#202 Posted : Wednesday, February 05, 2014 10:39:36 PM
Rank: Veteran Joined: 10/17/2008 Posts: 1,234		nostoppingthis wrote: Ms Mkenya wrote: @ Guka, in what line of work are you? Like a real Guka you know so much! Truck driver - the only way to explain his knowledge of the Kenyan landscape Njung'e, are you still on trucks?
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Njung'e		#203 Posted : Friday, February 07, 2014 11:26:05 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 2/7/2007 Posts: 11,935 Location: Nairobi		Mpenzi wrote: nostoppingthis wrote: Ms Mkenya wrote: @ Guka, in what line of work are you? Like a real Guka you know so much! Truck driver - the only way to explain his knowledge of the Kenyan landscape Njung'e, are you still on trucks? why not?...Til death do us apart Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
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AlphDoti		#204 Posted : Saturday, February 08, 2014 9:28:01 AM
Rank: Elder Joined: 6/20/2008 Posts: 6,275 Location: Kenya		Njung'e wrote: Mpenzi wrote: nostoppingthis wrote: Ms Mkenya wrote: @ Guka, in what line of work are you? Like a real Guka you know so much! Truck driver - the only way to explain his knowledge of the Kenyan landscape Njung'e, are you still on trucks? why not?...Til death do us apart guka is not on trucks. You take it to the bank that he's too smart for that kind of "career". Also if he was on truck, he would be comfortable with all cultures, guka is too kyuks and a hater (ignorant of come cultures, you can ask me what), a typical of someone who spends most of his life among his community 80% of the time.
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Magigi		#205 Posted : Saturday, February 08, 2014 9:36:37 AM
Rank: Elder Joined: 3/31/2008 Posts: 7,081 Location: Kenya		AlphDoti wrote: Njung'e wrote: Mpenzi wrote: nostoppingthis wrote: Ms Mkenya wrote: @ Guka, in what line of work are you? Like a real Guka you know so much! Truck driver - the only way to explain his knowledge of the Kenyan landscape Njung'e, are you still on trucks? why not?...Til death do us apart guka is not on trucks. You take it to the bank that he's too smart for that kind of "career". Also if he was on truck, he would be comfortable with all cultures, guka is too kyuks and a hater (ignorant of come cultures, you can ask me what), a typical of someone who spends most of his life among his community 80% of the time.
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Magigi		#206 Posted : Saturday, February 08, 2014 9:42:41 AM
Rank: Elder Joined: 3/31/2008 Posts: 7,081 Location: Kenya		Magigi wrote: Njung’e A rich Kikuyu in his early 40swho has hustled his way to great wealth. He lives in one of the posh areas… either in Kileleshwa or Lavington. He runs many businesses and hops from one business to another collecting profits and threatening staff just to keep them in check. He can sometimes be spotted in matatu terminus checking how the matatu business is going and trying to appease the mugiki as well as issuing threats here and there to his touts just to make sure that they don’t steal. He keeps and maintains his *Bijuti* just as a reminder of where he came from. He can be spotted coming from ushago in his Bijuti on Sunday fully loaded with charcoal, cabbages and potatoes for sale at Wakulima market on Monday. He is quite philanthropic and pays school fees for a few underprivileged kids from his village. He likes nyama choma and Tusker a lot. He has a tendency of getting home late and when he eventually gets home before nine…his wife could be heard murmuring things like , *saitani amefika!!!He is not controversial and steers away from divisivel politics. Even when he gets home early and his wife shouts, ‘lucifer ameingia!*’ he pretends not to have heard. Since he has no full time job, he has a tendency of making his wife get late for work as he struggles with ‘morning glory’ He buys all the daily papers, DN, Standard, the star and taifa leo… but ends up reading taifa leo only… Did I write this in 2010? :
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Rankaz13		#207 Posted : Saturday, February 08, 2014 9:58:43 AM
Rank: Elder Joined: 5/21/2013 Posts: 2,841 Location: Here		Magigi wrote: Magigi wrote: Njung’e A rich Kikuyu in his early 40swho has hustled his way to great wealth. He lives in one of the posh areas… either in Kileleshwa or Lavington. He runs many businesses and hops from one business to another collecting profits and threatening staff just to keep them in check. He can sometimes be spotted in matatu terminus checking how the matatu business is going and trying to appease the mugiki as well as issuing threats here and there to his touts just to make sure that they don’t steal. He keeps and maintains his *Bijuti* just as a reminder of where he came from. He can be spotted coming from ushago in his Bijuti on Sunday fully loaded with charcoal, cabbages and potatoes for sale at Wakulima market on Monday. He is quite philanthropic and pays school fees for a few underprivileged kids from his village. He likes nyama choma and Tusker a lot. He has a tendency of getting home late and when he eventually gets home before nine…his wife could be heard murmuring things like , *saitani amefika!!!He is not controversial and steers away from divisivel politics. Even when he gets home early and his wife shouts, ‘lucifer ameingia!’ he pretends not to have heard. Since he has no full time job, he has a tendency of making his wife get late for work as he struggles with ‘morning glory’ He buys all the daily papers, DN, Standard, the star and taifa leo… but ends up reading taifa leo only… Did I write this in 2010? : Which reminds me, guka hebu soma hapa: http://www.standardmedia...m-the-road&pageNo=1 Life is like playing a violin solo in public and learning the instrument as one goes on.*
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Mpenzi		#208 Posted : Saturday, February 08, 2014 2:48:56 PM
Rank: Veteran Joined: 10/17/2008 Posts: 1,234		Magigi wrote: Magigi wrote: Njung’e A rich Kikuyu in his early 40swho has hustled his way to great wealth. He lives in one of the posh areas… either in Kileleshwa or Lavington. He runs many businesses and hops from one business to another collecting profits and threatening staff just to keep them in check. He can sometimes be spotted in matatu terminus checking how the matatu business is going and trying to appease the mugiki as well as issuing threats here and there to his touts just to make sure that they don’t steal. He keeps and maintains his *Bijuti* just as a reminder of where he came from. He can be spotted coming from ushago in his Bijuti on Sunday fully loaded with charcoal, cabbages and potatoes for sale at Wakulima market on Monday. He is quite philanthropic and pays school fees for a few underprivileged kids from his village. He likes nyama choma and Tusker a lot. He has a tendency of getting home late and when he eventually gets home before nine…his wife could be heard murmuring things like , *saitani amefika!!!He is not controversial and steers away from divisivel politics. Even when he gets home early and his wife shouts, ‘lucifer ameingia!*’ he pretends not to have heard. Since he has no full time job, he has a tendency of making his wife get late for work as he struggles with ‘morning glory’ He buys all the daily papers, DN, Standard, the star and taifa leo… but ends up reading taifa leo only… Did I write this in 2010? : Yes and you were so so off the mark !!
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nostoppingthis		#209 Posted : Saturday, February 08, 2014 2:52:12 PM
Rank: Chief Joined: 8/24/2009 Posts: 5,909 Location: Nairobi		Magigi wrote: AlphDoti wrote: Njung'e wrote: Mpenzi wrote: nostoppingthis wrote: Ms Mkenya wrote: @ Guka, in what line of work are you? Like a real Guka you know so much! Truck driver - the only way to explain his knowledge of the Kenyan landscape Njung'e, are you still on trucks? why not?...Til death do us apart guka is not on trucks. You take it to the bank that he's too smart for that kind of "career". Also if he was on truck, he would be comfortable with all cultures, guka is too kyuks and a hater (ignorant of come cultures, you can ask me what), a typical of someone who spends most of his life among his community 80% of the time. @Magigi, ati @Guka steers away from divisive politics?...maybe in 2010...
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