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he has taken one too many
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:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
how do I laugh silently??
Masaibu ya fourth generation acoho…
Chekelea tu watu wa Nyamira na reli itapita kwao
Is that a gun on the ground?
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Time to get contact lenses
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:D:D Huyo jamaa hawezi inua hiyo kilo saba. No way…
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Leave alone lifting the gun, dude cannoty even jiinua frm ground
Sacarsm bru.
@pamba huyu jamaa ameona umemwaga unga sasa anataka kuharibu kisiagi
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this is not funny that gun could end up in the wrong hands someone should hv reported this idiot
@pamba you will be fried by Nkaissery
jamaa alijulikana “anatumiaga” exhibit akasetiwa…
Security indeed!
…anas otom ;ratava wen ruoy
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Da fwack! He reminds me of those Railway cops who escort wananchi kwa train in the evening. One of them comes in drunk, finds us standing kwa the last bogi pale kwa ‘choo’ and demands that we vacate ‘his spot’. Few guys created some space for him to squeeze in (it was fully packed) but he insists that “kila mtu atoke, hapa ni security zone”. Guys just ignored him as i too realised he was staggering and struggling with his Heckler & Koch.
Then next came chaos; “Hamtoki?” No one answered. “Wacha niwaonyeshe hii sio toy nimebeba” was his response as he proceeded to hold the rifle like a nursing mother and he cocked it.
That sight of the barrel facing us was enough. I think i was the first dude out of that coach. Niliruka kaa @old monk akidandia miti as the rest scampered for safety. Its not that i was afraid he was going to shoot us, but the fact that he was drunk and an accidental discharge could happen. Nikajiambia risasi sio jiwe ati nitamea tu nundu
Few mins later a senior cop and and a constable disarmed and took him away amid protest from the idiot that he was sober enough to continue with work.
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?sruoY .uoy knahT 
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@Meria Mata kumbe you understand Moldavian?
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:D:D:D miguu imekataa kazi :D:D:D