Two Nations Come Together To Fight Enemies Of Development
The Minister of Heritage, Culture and Social Services in Kenya and the Minister of Tourism, Sports and Culture in Uganda have embarked on a joint project to improve the lives of the citizens of both nations.
The project is called FNARN and, as the name implies, the goal at the end is to Find Nameless a Real Name.
"Yaani, it is embarrassing to us," says the Kenyan minister, Kipseget Chege. "Ati one of our most popular musicians dayn't have a real name. Kwani he thinks we don't have enough problems now ati even our singers are called sijui what?"
"Wharrabout!" concurs his Ugandan counterpart, Oulanya Columbus. "And then the guy is ever in Uganda being there-there as if singing in KIU. Without even a name! Wharrabout!"
FNARN has released a shortlist of names earmarked for veting at committee level later this month. They include:
- Marauding Mongoose
- Dongaboy
- Swankla
- Frimpmont Squad
- Hollaton
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And, you know, I wonder why the frig that guy sticks around lots. Thing is, yeah, we party harder than the normal souls over there, but don't he even got a mum? Frig it.
And Oulanya ... that's a curse on your blog.
P.S.: You shouldna used Yahoo!, 'cause 'em friggers put ads in your mails. Absolute friggers.
Baz, Baz, Baz, the wires have come loose in yo head.
Yo goin kukus.
LOL
and finally, government projects that benefit the youth! we're like so negelected! i mean, after they told us we had to march around town in order to prove that we were virgins and all, they just forgot us.