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radio wrote:quicksand wrote:hata bentley wameona hawa watuQuote:
Mr Karakoulas said Bentley buyers are mostly rich families with dynastic wealth and self-made entrepreneurs who emphasise quality and distinction in their consumption.
Waaah....Bentley Bentayga. Pretty confident we'll start seeing some on Kenyan roads soon...and the rich will dump the Porsche Cayennes to get the new shiny toy..I remember it started with the Range Rover sport, the Cayenne arrived and the Rover Sport was not cool anymore (the older model at least), siku hizi I see "hustlers", children in their late 20's and other "riffraff" driving the car! When the Cayennes (the new shape ones) eventually hit 2.5 on their slide down I might make a very stupid decision and buy one  ...it might go a very long way in smoothing the way with the ladies (take the Jap car peoples women .. )....or not...unanyang'anywa unanyang'anyana au siyo? after all, you only live once! Happy Easter! The way of ladies and cars. One thing that remains a mystery to me. I will also get myself a Cayennes Are we comparing marriage partners to cars now? A car is no different from any other item like new micro-wave, new phone, new house, new shoe etc. You can buy and sell these items anytime... But you can't buy and sell a wife or husband. Marriage is about commitment. And unfortunately, I seems not to see this coming out from kina @bigchick...
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 11/9/2009 Posts: 2,003
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AlphDoti wrote:radio wrote:quicksand wrote:hata bentley wameona hawa watuQuote:
Mr Karakoulas said Bentley buyers are mostly rich families with dynastic wealth and self-made entrepreneurs who emphasise quality and distinction in their consumption.
Waaah....Bentley Bentayga. Pretty confident we'll start seeing some on Kenyan roads soon...and the rich will dump the Porsche Cayennes to get the new shiny toy..I remember it started with the Range Rover sport, the Cayenne arrived and the Rover Sport was not cool anymore (the older model at least), siku hizi I see "hustlers", children in their late 20's and other "riffraff" driving the car! When the Cayennes (the new shape ones) eventually hit 2.5 on their slide down I might make a very stupid decision and buy one ...it might go a very long way in smoothing the way with the ladies (take the Jap car peoples women .. )....or not...unanyang'anywa unanyang'anyana au siyo? after all, you only live once! Happy Easter! The way of ladies and cars. One thing that remains a mystery to me. I will also get myself a Cayennes Are we comparing marriage partners to cars now?A car is no different from any other item like new micro-wave, new phone, new house, new shoe etc. You can buy and sell these items anytime... But you can't buy and sell a wife or husband. Marriage is about commitment. And unfortunately, I seems not to see this coming out from kina @bigchick... Who said that?
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 7/5/2010 Posts: 2,061 Location: Nairobi
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AlphDoti wrote:radio wrote:quicksand wrote:hata bentley wameona hawa watuQuote:
Mr Karakoulas said Bentley buyers are mostly rich families with dynastic wealth and self-made entrepreneurs who emphasise quality and distinction in their consumption.
Waaah....Bentley Bentayga. Pretty confident we'll start seeing some on Kenyan roads soon...and the rich will dump the Porsche Cayennes to get the new shiny toy..I remember it started with the Range Rover sport, the Cayenne arrived and the Rover Sport was not cool anymore (the older model at least), siku hizi I see "hustlers", children in their late 20's and other "riffraff" driving the car! When the Cayennes (the new shape ones) eventually hit 2.5 on their slide down I might make a very stupid decision and buy one ...it might go a very long way in smoothing the way with the ladies (take the Jap car peoples women .. )....or not...unanyang'anywa unanyang'anyana au siyo? after all, you only live once! Happy Easter! The way of ladies and cars. One thing that remains a mystery to me. I will also get myself a Cayennes Are we comparing marriage partners to cars now? A car is no different from any other item like new micro-wave, new phone, new house, new shoe etc. You can buy and sell these items anytime... But you can't buy and sell a wife or husband. Marriage is about commitment. And unfortunately, I seems not to see this coming out from kina @bigchick... Apparently you can. Ama what do you think dowry is? In India, the girl's family pays the dowry for the man, completing the use case that a man can also be bought And don't argue the line of dowry being a token and all that jazz ...if it was a token people wouldn't haggle. Teremka hapa Kiambu ama Murang'a usikie of brides whose families ask for a million. Its commercial. Its all commercial...(even life, which is assigned the monetary sum of your life insurance policy  ) You can also sell your wife/husband...or more commonly discard him/her. It is called separation,...or divorce. In the middle east it is as easy as making 3 pronouncements. Or is it 4? The details elude me. Sounds unfair to the ladies, they should also be able to ditch a guy by making 3 pronouncements. In marriage, you commit, and when you can't commit any more, you find a reason or an excuse to stay in the institution, and when you can't, you go your separate ways. It's life in the 21st Century. Its the way it is and it will inexorably march forward regardless of quaint and nostalgic feelings we hold of a time when men and women were decent and respectable in general.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/4/2006 Posts: 13,823 Location: Nairobi
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quicksand wrote:Apparently you can. Ama what do you think dowry is? In India, the girl's family pays the dowry for the man, completing the use case that a man can also be bought And don't argue the line of dowry being a token and all that jazz ...if it was a token people wouldn't haggle. Teremka hapa Kiambu ama Murang'a usikie of brides whose families ask for a million. Its commercial. Its all commercial...(even life, which is assigned the monetary sum of your life insurance policy ) You can also sell your wife/husband...or more commonly discard him/her. It is called separation,...or divorce. In the middle east it is as easy as making 3 pronouncements. Or is it 4? The details elude me. Sounds unfair to the ladies, they should also be able to ditch a guy by making 3 pronouncements. In marriage, you commit, and when you can't commit any more, you find a reason or an excuse to stay in the institution, and when you can't, you go your separate ways. It's life in the 21st Century. Its the way it is and it will inexorably march forward regardless of quaint and nostalgic feelings we hold of a time when men and women were decent and respectable in general. kuna tofauti ya 'Dowry' na 'Bride price'. Most Villagers think they are the same  (aki nimetukana watu  ) All Mushrooms are edible! Some Mushroom are only edible ONCE!
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 7/5/2010 Posts: 2,061 Location: Nairobi
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masukuma wrote:quicksand wrote:Apparently you can. Ama what do you think dowry is? In India, the girl's family pays the dowry for the man, completing the use case that a man can also be bought And don't argue the line of dowry being a token and all that jazz ...if it was a token people wouldn't haggle. Teremka hapa Kiambu ama Murang'a usikie of brides whose families ask for a million. Its commercial. Its all commercial...(even life, which is assigned the monetary sum of your life insurance policy ) You can also sell your wife/husband...or more commonly discard him/her. It is called separation,...or divorce. In the middle east it is as easy as making 3 pronouncements. Or is it 4? The details elude me. Sounds unfair to the ladies, they should also be able to ditch a guy by making 3 pronouncements. In marriage, you commit, and when you can't commit any more, you find a reason or an excuse to stay in the institution, and when you can't, you go your separate ways. It's life in the 21st Century. Its the way it is and it will inexorably march forward regardless of quaint and nostalgic feelings we hold of a time when men and women were decent and respectable in general. kuna tofauti ya 'Dowry' na 'Bride price'. Most Villagers think they are the same (aki nimetukana watu ) You are right!! Hapo nimesoma leo ... Hiyo 'villager' remark ...snide 
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/20/2008 Posts: 6,275 Location: Kenya
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quicksand wrote:masukuma wrote:quicksand wrote:AlphDoti wrote:radio wrote:quicksand wrote:hata bentley wameona hawa watuQuote:Mr Karakoulas said Bentley buyers are mostly rich families with dynastic wealth and self-made entrepreneurs who emphasise quality and distinction in their consumption. Waaah....Bentley Bentayga. Pretty confident we'll start seeing some on Kenyan roads soon...and the rich will dump the Porsche Cayennes to get the new shiny toy..I remember it started with the Range Rover sport, the Cayenne arrived and the Rover Sport was not cool anymore (the older model at least), siku hizi I see "hustlers", children in their late 20's and other "riffraff" driving the car! When the Cayennes (the new shape ones) eventually hit 2.5 on their slide down I might make a very stupid decision and buy one ...it might go a very long way in smoothing the way with the ladies (take the Jap car peoples women .. )....or not...unanyang'anywa unanyang'anyana au siyo? after all, you only live once! Happy Easter! The way of ladies and cars. One thing that remains a mystery to me. I will also get myself a Cayennes Are we comparing marriage partners to cars now? A car is no different from any other item like new micro-wave, new phone, new house, new shoe etc. You can buy and sell these items anytime... But you can't buy and sell a wife or husband. Marriage is about commitment. And unfortunately, I seems not to see this coming out from kina @bigchick... Apparently you can. Ama what do you think dowry is? In India, the girl's family pays the dowry for the man, completing the use case that a man can also be bought And don't argue the line of dowry being a token and all that jazz ...if it was a token people wouldn't haggle. Teremka hapa Kiambu ama Murang'a usikie of brides whose families ask for a million. Its commercial. Its all commercial...(even life, which is assigned the monetary sum of your life insurance policy ) You can also sell your wife/husband...or more commonly discard him/her. It is called separation,...or divorce. In the middle east it is as easy as making 3 pronouncements. Or is it 4? The details elude me. Sounds unfair to the ladies, they should also be able to ditch a guy by making 3 pronouncements. In marriage, you commit, and when you can't commit any more, you find a reason or an excuse to stay in the institution, and when you can't, you go your separate ways. It's life in the 21st Century. Its the way it is and it will inexorably march forward regardless of quaint and nostalgic feelings we hold of a time when men and women were decent and respectable in general. kuna tofauti ya 'Dowry' na 'Bride price'. Most Villagers think they are the same (aki nimetukana watu ) You are right!! Hapo nimesoma leo ... Hiyo 'villager' remark ...snide I'm glad you've been educated hapo juu kidogo na @mavegs regarding differentiating dowry from so-called bride-price... It's ironical to see one pretending to talk for women attach a price to her like buying and selling a cow! And as for divorce, yes a woman can initiate divorce. Please study about something first before you start following the crowd or making roadside assertions... In fact, in our constitution, woman goes with what she only brought in or invested, days of getting married only to leave a week later with half of wealth are gone.
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quicksand wrote:masukuma wrote:quicksand wrote:Apparently you can. Ama what do you think dowry is? In India, the girl's family pays the dowry for the man, completing the use case that a man can also be bought And don't argue the line of dowry being a token and all that jazz ...if it was a token people wouldn't haggle. Teremka hapa Kiambu ama Murang'a usikie of brides whose families ask for a million. Its commercial. Its all commercial...(even life, which is assigned the monetary sum of your life insurance policy ) You can also sell your wife/husband...or more commonly discard him/her. It is called separation,...or divorce. In the middle east it is as easy as making 3 pronouncements. Or is it 4? The details elude me. Sounds unfair to the ladies, they should also be able to ditch a guy by making 3 pronouncements. In marriage, you commit, and when you can't commit any more, you find a reason or an excuse to stay in the institution, and when you can't, you go your separate ways. It's life in the 21st Century. Its the way it is and it will inexorably march forward regardless of quaint and nostalgic feelings we hold of a time when men and women were decent and respectable in general. kuna tofauti ya 'Dowry' na 'Bride price'. Most Villagers think they are the same (aki nimetukana watu ) You are right!! Hapo nimesoma leo ... Hiyo 'villager' remark ...snide Bride price iko na bei yake tofauti ..... In the business world, everyone is paid in two coins - cash and experience. Take the experience first; the cash will come later - H Geneen
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/2/2009 Posts: 26,331 Location: Masada
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radio wrote:quicksand wrote:hata bentley wameona hawa watuQuote:
Mr Karakoulas said Bentley buyers are mostly rich families with dynastic wealth and self-made entrepreneurs who emphasise quality and distinction in their consumption.
Waaah....Bentley Bentayga. Pretty confident we'll start seeing some on Kenyan roads soon...and the rich will dump the Porsche Cayennes to get the new shiny toy..I remember it started with the Range Rover sport, the Cayenne arrived and the Rover Sport was not cool anymore (the older model at least), siku hizi I see "hustlers", children in their late 20's and other "riffraff" driving the car! When the Cayennes (the new shape ones) eventually hit 2.5 on their slide down I might make a very stupid decision and buy one ...it might go a very long way in smoothing the way with the ladies (take the Jap car peoples women .. )....or not...unanyang'anywa unanyang'anyana au siyo? after all, you only live once! Happy Easter! The way of ladies and cars. One thing that remains a mystery to me. I will also get myself a Cayennes Is Cayenne really a top end car? Ama mnaongea vitu zenyu? The new Range rover sports with eyeish headlamp is still my car to beat,kwanza the Overfinch versions. Cayenne pleaseeee Portfolio: Sold
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Impunity wrote:radio wrote:quicksand wrote:hata bentley wameona hawa watuQuote:
Mr Karakoulas said Bentley buyers are mostly rich families with dynastic wealth and self-made entrepreneurs who emphasise quality and distinction in their consumption.
Waaah....Bentley Bentayga. Pretty confident we'll start seeing some on Kenyan roads soon...and the rich will dump the Porsche Cayennes to get the new shiny toy..I remember it started with the Range Rover sport, the Cayenne arrived and the Rover Sport was not cool anymore (the older model at least), siku hizi I see "hustlers", children in their late 20's and other "riffraff" driving the car! When the Cayennes (the new shape ones) eventually hit 2.5 on their slide down I might make a very stupid decision and buy one ...it might go a very long way in smoothing the way with the ladies (take the Jap car peoples women .. )....or not...unanyang'anywa unanyang'anyana au siyo? after all, you only live once! Happy Easter! The way of ladies and cars. One thing that remains a mystery to me. I will also get myself a Cayennes Is Cayenne really a top end car? Ama mnaongea vitu zenyu? The new Range rover sports with eyeish headlamp is still my car to beat,kwanza the Overfinch versions. Cayenne pleaseeee Cayenne is a cheap but a high maintenance car. It competes with Show room Prado on price. Changing brake systems on cayenne can leave you wondering why you bought such a car Reflection Eternal
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Rank: Elder Joined: 4/22/2010 Posts: 11,522 Location: Nairobi
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Flo-ology wrote:Impunity wrote:radio wrote:quicksand wrote:hata bentley wameona hawa watuQuote:
Mr Karakoulas said Bentley buyers are mostly rich families with dynastic wealth and self-made entrepreneurs who emphasise quality and distinction in their consumption.
Waaah....Bentley Bentayga. Pretty confident we'll start seeing some on Kenyan roads soon...and the rich will dump the Porsche Cayennes to get the new shiny toy..I remember it started with the Range Rover sport, the Cayenne arrived and the Rover Sport was not cool anymore (the older model at least), siku hizi I see "hustlers", children in their late 20's and other "riffraff" driving the car! When the Cayennes (the new shape ones) eventually hit 2.5 on their slide down I might make a very stupid decision and buy one ...it might go a very long way in smoothing the way with the ladies (take the Jap car peoples women .. )....or not...unanyang'anywa unanyang'anyana au siyo? after all, you only live once! Happy Easter! The way of ladies and cars. One thing that remains a mystery to me. I will also get myself a Cayennes Is Cayenne really a top end car? Ama mnaongea vitu zenyu? The new Range rover sports with eyeish headlamp is still my car to beat,kwanza the Overfinch versions. Cayenne pleaseeee Cayenne is a cheap but a high maintenance car. It competes with Show room Prado on price. Changing brake systems on cayenne can leave you wondering why you bought such a car possunt quia posse videntur
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