Random Thoughts 2013 Edition

i want toget myself these really really nice speakers that are a teensy bit pricey

i know if ask the s.o she's going to scream 'hell no'

so ive been building up to it by getting her bits and pieces that she's wanted for ages 'just because' then im just going to bring them home without asking her

the underlay for the overplay or however the saying goes..





Edited by afrokock - Mar 14 2013 at 7:04am

they are so gawjus though

and they sound really really good

im sure she'd be ok with starving for a month or two

no?

I'm supposed to meet my old boss for lunch, but I have a feeling she's going to be at least an hour late

I need to get up and start trying to look decent, but my bed feels great

CherryBlossom wrote: Mixer wrote: CherryBlossom wrote: Ekaaro, <span style="font-size: medium; line-height: 1.4;">Bonjour, </span><span style="font-size: medium; line-height: 1.4;">Good Morning BHM</span> Ekaaro? Teach me something new. Good morning in Yoruba. 'Ba wo ni?' or 'Se alaafia ni?'- How are you?/What's up? 'Alaafia la wa, ese.' or 'A dupe, ese' - I'm good, thanks. 'Alaafia' actually comes from Arabic like a lot of Yoruba words. It's hard to translate it into English but it basically means good health/peace/happiness. <span style="line-height: 22px;">Yoruba lesson of the day done</span>

Arabic huh? Interesting. I was actually trying to pronounce them all like I would in a conversation if I was asking/answering someone. Thanks for the lesson. I'm going to have to bookmark this

sup bruh