Author	Thread: Africa
Nkatty View Profile History	Africa Posted : 22 May, 2011 10:15 AM Sorry guys...i was to start a thread on Africa....apparently some monkeys stole my acer laptop....i had to go pluck one frm the farm....lolest....anyway...frm the bush which most of ur kind love to run to when its winter over there comes the question....what do u knw abt Africa?....my mama land....the gud an the bad....lets hear them all....don't assume what u knw is a fact...it may be fiction...lolest...BRB....these elephants are makin alot of noise...nktest Post Reply
View Profile History	Africa Posted : 22 May, 2011 10:43 AM I have heard Africa has the best looking women on the planet! Post Reply
Nkatty View Profile History	Africa Posted : 22 May, 2011 11:33 AM Thats true....two is that all?lolest Post Reply
Tulip89 View Profile History	Africa Posted : 22 May, 2011 11:38 AM I heard that there are a lot of princes in Nigeria who are trying to get their money out of the country, and if I would just send them $300 and my bank account information, they'll wire me millions of dollars and even let me keep most of it! Post Reply
Nkatty View Profile History	Africa Posted : 22 May, 2011 12:01 PM Tulip...Hehehehehe....i get such requests too.but nigeria is a great country...very large....famous in kenya for their movies...which i love...together with their accent which many people love to immitate....their dressin two is lovely....the ladies head gear is imitated here two... I can go on an on...lol Post Reply
View Profile History	Africa Posted : 22 May, 2011 12:05 PM Well....That's how I knew you must be from Africa! Okay, I can share some of my observations about Africa, however I must warn you they may not be flattering. Africa is one of the richest continents on the planet in terms of natural resources and potential agriculture, however almost nothing is done with it. I know in Southern Africa some foreigners were successful in starting profitable agriculture communities, however they were either persecuted, killed or exiled by the native population who are now back to starving. I also realize the people of Africa are so incredibly diverse there is really no such thing as a stereotypical African. Look at the difference between Metropolitan Egyptians and People of the Bush! Now to a touchy subject : 'Race' From a American perspective it is ironic that Africans are just as racist as everyone else. Look what happened in Rawanda (sp?) People killed, no massacred each other over looks, a set of identifying facial feautures and skin pigment thought up by outsiders! ; the British. I believe the number one reason Africa is not one of the greastest 'Countries' on the planet is because of the repeatedly and persistent proliferation of tribalism. On a lighter note: I would absolutely love to go to Africa and see wild elephants, zebra and caribou herds, loins, wow that would be great, where else on the planet can you see such a enormous amount of wildlife living as God originally created them to live. Okay....I can't help but say this ...lol...I don't know how long it would take me to get used to the women going topless!....:excited::goofball: Post Reply
Nkatty View Profile History	Africa Posted : 22 May, 2011 12:31 PM Well....abt foreign settlers...thats a topic by itself...but i knw if someone came to ur state......settle in an force u the locals to work in 'his' farm then u can/will understand the frustration...thats wat happens/ed...at most times the locals are left to be landless/squatters....abt Rwanda(its Rwanda hehehe...an we are neighbours...i love how they dance) genocide...there was incitement...an it was between two tribes...well even in Kenya tribalism is a thorn thats hurtin our nation....plus with tribalism people rely on accents...not much of looks...with me people cant tell my tribe by just lookin at me...am lucky i dont have the accent too-cause i was born an hav been brought up in a cosmopolitant city where swahili is the main language)....u will be suprised to come an see no topless woman lol...an the wild animal thing is gud...ask me if i have seen a lion or leopard....hehehehe...am even so near the ocean with lovely beaches an yet i can't swim....ehh! Post Reply
Nkatty View Profile History	Africa Posted : 22 May, 2011 12:39 PM Well.......abt foreign settlers...thats a topic by itself...but i knw if someone came to ur state......settle in an force u the locals to work in 'his' farm then u can/will understand the frustration...thats wat happens/ed...at most times the locals are left to be landless/squatters....abt Rwanda(its Rwanda hehehe...an we are neighbours...i love how they dance) genocide...there was incitement...an it was between two tribes...well even in Kenya tribalism is a thorn thats hurtin our nation....plus with tribalism people rely on accents...not much of looks...with me people cant tell my tribe by just lookin at me...am lucky i dont have the accent too-cause i was born an hav been brought up in a cosmopolitant city where swahili is the main language)....u will be suprised to come an see no topless woman lol...an the wild animal thing is gud...ask me if i have seen a lion or leopard....hehehehe...am even so near the ocean with lovely beaches an yet i can't swim....ehh! Post Reply
View Profile History	Africa Posted : 22 May, 2011 12:40 PM What! no topless women and no roaming wild animals......you are soooo ruining my fantasy!....:laugh: Post Reply
View Profile History	Africa Posted : 22 May, 2011 12:42 PM I know it's hot and I'm no good in hot weather; which is why I'm not one for travelling abroad much. Post Reply
View Profile History	Africa Posted : 22 May, 2011 12:55 PM NKatty, I know a little about Africa. Many of the people I grew up with would travel to Africa every year to hunt there. I almost moved there when I was 17 because a hunting outfit (guide service) wanted to hire me to be a PH - professional hunter. Some of the greatest friendships I've had were with my brothers in Christ from Ethiopia and Sudan - I have more in common with them then I do with most people from the States, since much of my youth was spent in the deserts and mountains. I'm also very familiar with the wildlife found in Africa - I could name nearly every species of animal that lives in your country. My son may volunteer in an orphanage in Ethiopia this summer :/ not sure how I feel about that yet, since it is likely I wouldn't be with him. In many ways I'm in love with your country. Post Reply

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