Even to this day, my notifications are still turned off except for text messages ,all apps notifications are turned off. After 9pm, my phone goes on Do Not Disturb.
I had a friend who almost never answered phone calls.
You could call him five times, and he would simply send a text message saying, “What's up?”
It became frustrating, especially when I needed to discuss something important.
One day, I confronted him.
I asked him what is the point of having a phone when you never pick calls?
He laughed and said just send me a message.
I thought he was being disrespectful.
Then one evening, we were having dinner when his phone rang.
He immediately declined the call.
I asked why he had rejected it.
His answer surprised me.
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Genuinely concerned what is wrong with you ?
I don't want to shame any particular woman here, but publicly announcing that the #RussellBrand conviction must be wrong because you went home with him and he didn't rape you makes about as much sense as saying 'well, I left 25 Cromwell Street alive, so Fred West's innocent.'
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Love the little girls reaction
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kujo 🦥 retweeted
One thing life has taught me is, your morals in most cases, are determined by circumstance. You will absolutely find yourself in a position you once judged
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Guess it depends with the church, pane this church kwakaitwa more than 3 offerings a day.And vanhu would come with different denominations, ichiiswa separately in those big washing baskets. It's like if the Holy Spirit moves you, you would randomly go to the altar nemari
I find it funny when people think pastors get rich exploiting poor people off their offerings and tithes😂 I work in church leadership. That’s not even enough to run Sunday services and pay church staff. Most churches are carried on the backs of a select rich 5%. These people solely donate about 80% of every church project. I watch them well. You can never see them broke! There’s something about this God I can’t explain.🤍
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kujo 🦥 retweeted
If the lifts at Sally Mugabe Central Hospital (Harare Hospital) are also not working, let us fix them. I am happy to use my personal funds to sort out that problem.
I was born at Harare Central Hospital, now Sally Mugabe Central Hospital, on 26 March 1971.
This is the little I can do to pay homage to the institution that brought me into this world. Patients, nurses and doctors should not have to struggle up and down stairs in a hospital that serves so many of our people.
It is nothing political to me, just a Zimbabwean looking after Zimbabwe
Replying to @daddyhope
If I see this ndonzwa kuda kuyeerera ndanga ndiripa Harare hospital musiuno ndarwarirwa na kule yangu umm we can do better
God bless you @daddyhope
kujo 🦥 retweeted
The Reverend Mother in that scene is the dying Fremen one (Ramallo of Sietch Tabr), not Gaius Helen Mohiam; she’s reacting in horror the moment she realizes Jessica is pregnant during the Water of Life ritual because pregnant women are strictly forbidden from drinking it.
the poison doesn’t just transform the mother into a Reverend Mother and unlock her ancestral memories, it also hits the fetus, awakening the unborn child to full consciousness and loading it with the entire genetic memory of the Bene Gesserit/Fremen line before birth, which creates a “pre-born” (what the Bene Gesserit call an abomination): a child who is essentially a Reverend Mother from the womb, with the knowledge and power of thousands of ancestors but none of the maturity or control to handle it, and Alia becomes exactly that.
Ramallo and the others didn’t know (or weren’t told) Jessica was pregnant when they had her drink it, so once the truth hits during the ritual, the old woman realizes they’ve just created one of the Sisterhood’s greatest taboos, that’s the “What have we done?” it later shows how the blue poison reaches the embryo and the immediate horrified reaction, but it doesn’t spell out the full abomination lore the way the book does, which is why a lot of people leave that scene confused






























