Comments on: Ambulance Chasers

By: savvy

savvy — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 10:09:40 +0000

Stella..I love that song. As well as Sina Makosa and all those oldies. My dad plays them on Sundays, and I have acquired their taste.

@Mo

LOL at the woman wailing like a banshee.

By: Darius Stone

Darius Stone — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 19:08:39 +0000

Gish…

Stella is a gem – I’d really love to hear it live…its the sort of song I’ll pay for them to repeat over and over again….

The drama of the car is fixed though I have a feeling it cost that woman an arm and a leg. It was like our bumper just came off the assembly line – no bunny boiler scratches at all.

By: Gish

Gish — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 18:45:06 +0000

Off FG’s, truly Freshly Mwamburi’s Stella rocks, you should hear a costo live band cover it absolute bliss. Them mushrooms need a come back.

Hope you sort out the car drama, be back for more. Great blog.

By: CB

CB — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 20:52:20 +0000

I like your sense of humour

By: Mo

Mo — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 16:35:59 +0000

LOL! I somewhat empathise with that woman; (certainly) not on the wailing like a banshee part but on the absent-minded driving. I’d elaborate on my driving shenanigans here but I’m afraid you may shake your head so much it screws right off. A bit of a surprise that I havent been involved in an accidents other than that one fender-bender years ago.

As for the ambulance-chasers, methinks they probably approached the banshee after you’d left, told her they’d help her, got your details from her and then changed tack cause you were clearly the better bet. *SMH*

By: Darius Stone

Darius Stone — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 10:55:32 +0000

@3TOC – Stella is the best. If you havent’ heard that song proper, you should get it. It’s a tragedy…LOL! Especially since dude and his clan sold land, livestock and all their possessions to pay for Stella’s studies and upkeep in Japan – and she’s done gone and got herself a short Japanese fella and baby to boot.

Men too have the right to complain…LOL! What to do! It’s just that “I was meaning to step on the brake thing but stepped on the gas instead” that pissed me off….

…And what’s wrong with going back to what I was doing before…LOL! Wifey was the driver at the time and the law says the driver deals as she was legally in charge of the vehicle – its bog standard division of labour and equal opportunity…hehehe.
You know, I’ve never got that whiplash thing that folks out here wax lyrical about. When you mention whiplash to me I’m thinking of a stripper with stockings, high heels and a whip posing for a photo shoot…LOL! Where I come from, there’s no such thing as whiplash…

@Farmgal…Forgiveness??? LOL! Some issues are best left at that lest they act as catalysts for events that happened years ago – You know the conversations like “You’re always insensitive like at kina B’s place when ABC happened” – And I’m thinking where the hell did that come from – that was like 3 and a half years ago….LOL!

So like I said, forgiveness is an immotive state of affairs….LOL!

@Tamtam….Music is the best. I get asked by folks where I get especially some of the old stuff. My favourite oldies CD has stuff like Embakasi and Nyako Konya from Mangelepa, classics like Pamela by Les Wanyika, Karubandika, Afro – mtoto wa sagana…LOL, shauri yako and kina sina makosa. It’s all better than the boom twaf and kapuka nonsense that is produced these days…

Don’t ever believe this no win no fee nonsense. They always have a catch – the most common being “Pay us £xyz which covers our initial costs and these will be refunded on completion or if we’re not successful”. There’s no such thing as a free lunch…LOL!