
Razed or is it….
May 5, 2008Raped.
Yes, Kamau*, a 40 year old man was abused sexually…. by a woman, Njeri*.
Why are peeps laughing? It happened….OK, I don’t have any proof but…..aaaah enjoy the story!
First, let me you give some background info.
Kamau & Njeri had been married before but it didn’t work (or so Kamau thought) and thus were divorced. Njeri, has refused to move on and even after Kamau remarried, she harboured some thought of them getting back together. These sentiments were shared by Kamau’s mother, who didn’t like the new wife.
The two tried in vain to separate Kamau from his new found love but failed miserably! That’s when they hatched a plan to rape the poor dude and by doing this, Njeri will get pregnant! If she gets pregnant, Kama will come back running….. (eish like it would work)!
How did they pull it of?
Mother invites son to her house with pretext of sort….. when the guy fikas, she welcomes him with a beer laced with ‘tap tap’ (some sort of dawa haramu) and Viagra.
Now you all know no man will turn down a drink so Kama fell victim. The ‘tap tap’ ensured he was knocked cold out of the world and the Viagra…., well you know what it does. Some part of him remained up, lively & perky!
And perky he was!
Now if he did actually release his eeeeh seeds, that is subject to some debate….
Haiya moving on,
This weekend as I watched Man U run riot on poor hapless WestHam, I saw this pregnant woman sipping on a cold Guinness. It got me thinking (Yes it happens often). Isn’t this Harmful to the baby? Actually isn’t all form of alcohol not adviced when one is in this state?
As I sipped my cold eeeeh kinywaji, another thought occurred to me. Of course, gutter mode was ON and blaring…..
Guinness has been rumoured to be an aphrodisiac (isn’t the reason why some women drink it?) and I have also heard that at some stage, pregnancy also serves as an aphrodisiac of sort…… so if the two are combined……? Ok, my thoughts were distracted my Man U third goal…..
So can someone confirm if the medical folklore that Guinness is beneficial for new born babies is true?
Ooooh and i hear the aphrodisiac effects of Ngii nene are primarily psychological….. but then, have they researched on Kenyan women who mix it Coca cola?!
Siku njema!
** The names used above are purely fictional & so could be the story




