never rescue a whore

[Gaza]

Kazi ni kazi … lazima mtu alipe.

[bubudui]

That was not a rescue mission but a hunting one. Hata @Kidinyi hulipia poko wakulala.

[kah_tony]

May be the first guy who was kicking her ass had also saved her from another guy who was beating her. Yaani cycle ya kupigwa na kusaviwa, kumangwa na kupigwa

[kush_yule_mnono]

@kalel

Full stops are one of the most commonly
used punctuation marks; analysis of texts
indicate that approximately half of all
punctuation marks used are full stops. [8]
[9]
Ending sentences
Full stops are used to indicate the end of
sentences which are not questions or
exclamations.
Periods after initials
It is usual to use full stops after initials; A.
A. Milne , [10] George W. Bush. [11]
Abbreviations
A full stop is used after some
abbreviations . [12] If the abbreviation ends
a declaratory sentence there is no
additional period immediately following the
full stop that ends the abbreviation (e.g.,
My name is Gabriel Gama, Jr. ). This is
called haplography. Though two full stops
(one for the abbreviation, one for the
sentence ending) might be expected,
conventionally only one is written. In the
case of an interrogative or exclamatory
sentence ending with an abbreviation, a
question or exclamation mark can still be
added (e.g., Are you Gabriel Gama,
Jr.? ). [ citation needed]

Upus, bora story imeeleweka

[kush_yule_mnono]

@Female Perspective

Yes…unataka?

Unazaa lini? Ama ball bado haijafika maturity

[Mauricio]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gw8luwwwXzc

One of the lessons from my youth I will never forget.

[ebbie]

hakuna mpisha

[system]

@kush yule mnono

Unazaa lini? Ama ball bado haijafika maturity

Badoo!

[lucasl80]

si alikuwa kazi

[MluhyaMsapere]

@fired

removed her from the house

Kisungu…