I was reading the article in the Standard about the supercop from Githurai who is in remand for ‘extrajudicial killings’ and I came across this statement, "Having come to Githurai in 2003, “when shoes were being sold while still on the owners’ feet”.
This statement took me to way back when I was in Form three around early 2000s. I had just come from some high school festival and was heading to get a jav from Railways. As I was crossing the road from Church House side of the street, I was accosted by a work crew of ‘Obohos’ who ransacked my pockets and everything was gone in seconds, in broad daylight while people watched.
you cried…
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Always capitalize the first letter of the first word in a sentence and finish it to give it a complete meaning. Osungu.jpg
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but it’s my signature style on this forum…life picks up from where it left and continues from here…
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You do not get to brutalize grammar and call it a signature then run around correcting other people’s posts.
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Good for you!
things that dont add up…
- you being in form 3 in early 2000’s and getting to use words like jav and obohos in this time and age you are either lying bout your age or umekataa kuzeeka
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Too early to grind…
some people find it fun, even when waiting for the bus…
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Sio vita bali nikukosoana na kufunzana. Hata yeye hufanya hivyo mara nyingi.
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Mkuki kwa nguruwe, kwa binadamu mchungu.
si mchungu, just another day in the office…
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:D:D:D
Wapi Mbisha?
Asuming he was 17 while in form 3 (as most people do) in the year 2000, that would make him to be around 32 today. I don’t see why at 32 you should think he has one foot in the grave.
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its plain weird that a 32 y.o guy would throw in such words in a convo which are synonymous with teens
Pia hiyo walienda nayo!
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Check the meaning of the word “synonymous” but I agree with your post. Whether I know these words or not I refuse to use them because I belong to a different generation. For example, Siwes ambia boy wangu anitolee “form” nitamshow atoe mpango…
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Javs and Obohos were words we used as teens, i see nothing wrong.