Wangoi acting the 'Kenyan wife style' to her husband:
"Don't eat at your parents' home. They'll think I don't cook for you."
"Don't visit your parents without telling me. They'll think I don't want to go there."
Manage your family PR.
July Reminds me of Kapenguria police station in 2016. A radicalized police officer, Abdihakim Maslah, opened fire on his colleagues after getting paid 3m, killing seven police officers, including the OCS, Recce officers arrived 8hrs later and neutralised him, may they continue to RiP
This lady is showing Kenyans how to make or brew Busaa at home 🥲🤣🤣
And it’s actually very helpful even for the kids! You can give it to them on the second day, before full fermentation. It introduces probiotics that help balance the gut microbiome, support immune function, aid digestion, and offer many other benefits…
To think everyone in this scene is gone now.😭
R.I.P. Ray Liotta
R.I.P. Paul Sorvino
R.I.P. Charles Scorsese
R.I.P. Frank Pellegrino
I can never cut raw garlic without thinking of this scene.🎬🍿
You’re trying to give a wholesome ‘Mary Had a Little Lamb’ performance… but the lady in the background is fighting for her life. 😂
That side-eye, the timing, the ‘what in the actual nursery rhyme is happening’ energy…..she’s the real MVP stealing the show!
I was laughing so hard at the lady on the float, I never heard what the woman on the rock was saying.
How long did it take you to see the lady in the background?
I’ve finally reached the age where my patience for "zero-consequence" parenting has officially hit a wall. My brother in-law has two teenage sons, 14 and 15, who have been raised to treat the world like their personal playground.
Last weekend, we had them over for a BBQ. These kids were messing around with a heavy medicine ball near my outdoor kitchen, something I’ve told them a dozen times not to do. Sure enough, one of them loses his grip and sends it straight into the custom stone countertop of my built in grill.
It didn't just scratch it; it cracked a massive slab of granite right down the center.
My sister in-law (their mother) comes out, sees the damage, and gives me the usual "accidents happen" shrug. She asks what the damage is going to be.
Now, I happen to have a specific umbrella policy on my homeowners' insurance that covers accidental property damage with a flat $250 deductible. But getting a stone mason out here, matching the grain, and overseing the repair is going to be a massive headache for me.
I called the original installer and got the full out of-pocket quote for a total replacement: $2,800.
I handed her the estimate. She turned white, complained about how "expensive stone is these days," but eventually wrote me a check for the full amount.
I paid my $250 deductible, got the counter replaced, and tucked the remaining $2,550 into my "Inconvenience Fund."
My wife thinks I was being "harsh" by not mentioning the insurance. I told her that if you refuse to teach your teenage sons that their actions have real-world costs, then I’m happy to provide the invoice.
If they want to raise terrors, they can pay the "Lack of Discipline" tax. Consider the extra cash my fee for the time I’ll spend managing the contractors.