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A clock is right twice a day. Sahii Met Dept wanajiona Einstein.
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Learn to appreciate rain, not to curse it. These are birrionea problems, guko gicagi they be celebrating.

In case you forgot the class one benefits of rain, here is a small list:
1. Source of clean flouride-free water to drink
2. Source of water to generate electricity so no rationing by kplc in the birrioneas plot you live in nyairofi.
3. Source of clean water 24/7 to flush your toilets after eating birrioneas fatty junk food that does not flush

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Muhura_Ndore said:
guko gicagi they be celebrating.
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Eeeeerm every farmer will tell you that ikinyesha this much, we can't really farm and anything already growing is easily destroyed by too much water. Watu wa waru, nduma, beetroot, cassava ... mostly that family ya kumea underground, we're EFFED in the A.

Watu wa veg za short period also can't weed or nothing juu there's no going into your shamba without sinking into the newly created swamp.

Watu wa melon, squash, butternut, pumpkin etc have new pests to worry about and that's not all because the new "fruit" is always at risk of rotting while sitting in pools of water or little cosy beds of water AND grass.

The only people having fun is guys who don't have to weed at all (vitu kama maize) or guys growing stuff that thrives in flooded codations like rice. Otherwise, tuko same situation na mafala wa South Sea.
 
Nefertities said:
Eeeeerm every farmer will tell you that ikinyesha this much, we can't really farm and anything already growing is easily destroyed by too much water. Watu wa waru, nduma, beetroot, cassava ... mostly that family ya kumea underground, we're EFFED in the A.

Watu wa veg za short period also can't weed or nothing juu there's no going into your shamba without sinking into the newly created swamp.

Watu wa melon, squash, butternut, pumpkin etc have new pests to worry about and that's not all because the new "fruit" is always at risk of rotting while sitting in pools of water or little cosy beds of water AND grass.

The only people having fun is guys who don't have to weed at all (vitu kama maize) or guys growing stuff that thrives in flooded codations like rice. Otherwise, tuko same situation na mafala wa South Sea.
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Can relate @Mongrel is always right . mùhaù
 
Ngimanene na Muchere said:
What effect does kerosene, engine oil have?
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Me sujui. I was told to do that juu I had a big problem with snakes especially during the cold season because they tafuta warmth and try to slither in under doors.

There wasn't much to do because I live next to a forest and they're a part of life, much like alot of other wildlife. Being that I'm not keen on clearing animal carcasses daily, I prefer to figure out easier ways to deal with them and i asked a friend who works at KWS what my options were. That's what he suggested and it's worked this far.

I don't worry about snake bites while out and about because I always wear wellies and jeans especially during the rainy season when the grass seems to grow overnight so ... Meh ... I'd say it's a good solution. I give it 8.5/10
 
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