@drewdyck In South Africa we use "No problem" as a matter of course. I didn't even think its impolite in some way, just a common phrase, used by everyone. 🫣
@JackPosobiec I am a "white" African, I understand why people are anti-african wrt immigration etc, but surely if we have a global map, which indicates sizes and geographics, it should be accurate? Why make a continent appear smaller than it is? Not easy driving around Africa.... its big. 🤠
@SamaHoole I enjoy your posts, and am tempted to go "all in" on your lifestyle suggestions, I had been considering it before I came across your profile. Anyway, I asked Grok to check them out, and to be fair..... Grok was fairly supportive, so perhaps it's a good sign, to take the big step.
@MzimkhuluJohn@KarlBrophy Haibo, we need to listen to differing opinions, and not just pre-judge, I don't know @KarlBrophy, but he knows our country better than most. Don't assassinate a person for an off the cuff opinion.... That type of "Woke" culture is not "lekker" anymore.
@DailyMail I don't think it was actually "terrifying." South Africans enjoy a boost of adrenaline when they can. Beer, boerewors, and Klippies topped with some pre-match adrenaline.
@THELove_Muscle@RightmindsRus@SecKennedy Lol, he was out by one year and you castrated him. My comment was based upon what we knew and understood growing up. South Africa never received the vaccine as early as the US did, but even though measles was fairly common, we did not grow up fearing "death by measles"
@Spacklerrific@SecKennedy Low IQ and low self-esteem people love to throw profanities around to protect and project their fragile egos. Maybe you soft cocks over there would die from measles, but here in Africa we all had measles (and chicken pox) at some point in our young lives.
@SkyNews One has to wonder, what possible benefit Russia would gain from this? Ukraine on the other hand, now has some powerful media leverage as a result. We live in dark and murky times , its difficult to verify fact from fiction these days.