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  1. Shocking things women carry

    They are like walking sticks. But what mysterious things do women carry in those huge handbags? NJOKI CHEGE explores

    From tiny clutch bags to the downright huge-for-nothing sack-sized monsters, a woman’s handbag is the ultimate fashion statement. Or so we thought.

    TV viewers still remember the image of a fallen marathon star runner’s mother whipping out a panga from her handbag and charging at a group of relatives that she had a tiff with.

    It heightened the age old-old curiosity among men: What mysterious things do we women carry in their handbags?

    A research firm was commissioned to conduct a survey among Nairobi women aged between 18-45 years to understand the enigma of the handbag and its purpose in a woman’s life. What they unearthed is a shocker.

    The usual suspects were, of course, mobile phones, money, wallets, lotion, ATM cards, sanitary towels, tampons and wet wipes — the normal girlish stuff.

    But it is cucumbers and courgettes that stopped the researchers in their tracks. Indeed, according to the researchers, out of 150 bags sampled, 21 had a cucumber. Other items found were panties, toothbrushes and — quite rare even for women standards — an empty soda bottle.

    At face value, cucumbers and corgettes could pass for key ingredients for stew, but their suggestive shapes and sizes, not to mention their presence in a handbag, tell a different story.

    lonely

    “The women we interviewed gave several reasons for carrying cucumbers and courgettes in their bags. Some said they were lonely. Others claimed they are in sexually unfulfilling relationships, or that their partners live away in different towns,” says part of the report.

    Not surprisingly, these two vegetables proved quite popular among lesbians.

    But other women insisted they only carried them as a “snack and a remedy for puffy eyes after a night out”. Pauline Ngugi, a young mother, took almost two minutes before she could list everything inside her leather bag.

    “I carry chewing gum, wallet, phones, a book, a bottle of juice, a bottle of water, a banana, a pear (all for snacks), car keys, and all the other private stuff such as sanitary towels, wet wipes, a jar of hand sanitiser, a phone charger, a pen, a notebook… that’s all I can remember for now,” says Pauline.

  2. I would have done the same if it were my house, and im black. …animals!

  3. Kisumu woman strips naked at a bank

    Monday, July 09, 2012 – Security guards, residents and employees at a bank in Kisumu were caught up in an embarrassing situation when a woman in her middle age stripped naked in an ATM.

    A security guard who was present when the incident happened told the media that the woman was in the company of a young man when they stepped inside the ATM.

    Minutes later the woman was heard screaming at the top of her lungs creating attention from residents who were waiting in line to withdraw money.

    The residents were totally shocked when they opened the door of the ATM to see the woman stripping as the man they were with vanished in the commotion.

    “mayoo, nabbed wendo ng’a yawa,” she exclaimed. (Who will save me from this mess?)

    Security guards who were caught unawares tried stopping the woman from stripping further but the woman could not oblige she ended up stripping all the clothes she had leaving her in her birthday suite.

    The men could however not handle the situation since they feared a curse; they said it’s contrary to their tradition to see an elderly woman naked unless you are having sexual intercourse with them.

    They had fears that seeing a naked woman would lead to curses befalling them.

    They however called some of the bank employees with who tradition allowed them to see a naked woman.

    The woman was led to a safe room where she was left to dress up before she narrated to the bank administration why she had made such a scene in public.

    In her narration she said she was a business woman and had her premises at Kisumu town, she however was not responsible for banking transactions as she trusted her accountant whose name is Otieno.

    She had gone to the ATM with Otieno to withdraw some money only to receive the shock of her life, her account had no money. She could not understand where the millions of money deposited went to.

    The woman vowed to report the incident to Kisumu police station to investigate the matter.

    The Kenyan DAILY POST

  4. Real men should not run away when a woman regardless age stripped naked!What they should do is to sorround her and fu—ck her up with fingers or even whipping her battocks so that next time she behaves? What was so special by showing off her protrunding battocks and perhaps big tits and huge stomach!
    Fingering her using long fingers would have brought her to sense!

  5. Should we call it Cultural-shoke !Why do real blondes marry Negroes?In fact a genuine White Swede (upperclass) cannot marry a Neger!Those White swedish women you see around carying Milato kids comes from the Lowest class (rejects) in the society!Just like any White male swedish man marrying a negger from Africa must have met her selling her body in the streets and Bars/Pubs or in dancing places!
    This applies also with the Philipines/Thai-women all met their hubbies in Night-clubs!
    Third the behaviours of Kenyans in USA/EU/and elsewhere is Barbaric/Leviathan//Cruel and aggressive Primitivness!Most Kenyans thinks with their Dicks!

  6. now we know who is wearing trousers in this country…lool. Next time simukuje kwney shamba la koloni tukae huko mapka asubuhi…

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