Kasindee Kasindee Kasindee....hovyooooo!!!

[little hulk]

be :cool2: ... then pandisha vioo vya tinted ....

 

[amu]

wkend lushoto.....ulienda mpaka kule juu kwenye hotel ya mkapa....?....dah nimeimiss lushoto....hakika nitarudi mana niliyafurahia mazingira....

hello sisy za siku nyingi.
Nimepoteza simu mwaya.

 

[Mashaxizo]

huyu huwa anaji chambua sana hadi gari,kimo,rangi,na jinsi alivyo so ni mwepesi kujulikana KAMA UZI NI WA KWELI LAKINI

Khaa! Hata wavuvi wa papa siku ingine walla dagaa ati!

 

[Ukweli1]

akaanza kuita kwanguvu Kasinde Kasinde Kasindee

Labda Kasinde ina maana ya mteja, alikuwa anaita Mteja Mteja Mteja hahahhahhahhahhahahha

 

[Prof]

hahahahah kapolute E_enviroment

4th type of pollution ..E

masai dada, hiyo e-environment haipo kwenye vitabu tulivyosoma O-level or Advance. Lakini kwa mapinduzi haya ya Technologia, si yamkini iko njiani kuwa the 4th type of pollution. Ni suala la muda tu.

 

[Preta]

Pole mwaya

Inaboa mtu kukuita kwa sauti ya juuuuuuu full mpayuko

Hasa mode yako ya kula bata ikiwa ON.......nachukia........halafu alikuwa mpiga debe.......na yale makelele yao.......

 

[sr bachelor]

inamaana tangu uanze kutupa ndoano zako jf tumeshidwa kweli kukunasa...!? inabidi tuwe serious sasa

 

[Prof]

hahahahah kapolute E_enviroment

4th type of pollution ..E

Electronic pollution. The hidden dangers

From television and radio waves, to mobile phone emissions and a
thousand and one other sources we are being bombarded by a constant
stream of electronic pollution. But is this pollution harmful? Although environmental pollution is largely thought of in terms of toxic
gases and dangreous substances, we believe there is now another more
insiduous source of pollution which can be added to this list. Yet
unlike pollution created by exhaust fumes or factory waste this
pollution can neither be seen nor smelt. As such its effects are hard to
determine, yet logic alone should be enough to assess its potential
hazards.
[FONT=Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif]Swamped by emissions[/FONT]
We are talking here of the threats to health posed by the burgeoning
number of radio signals and electronic emissions, particularly from the
incredible rise in mobile phone usage. The reality is that the
atmosphere around us is swamped by hundreds of thousands of these
emissions. We are being bombarded by them every moment of our lives, and
it seems the height of naivity to imagine this electronic chatter is
having no effect on us.
[FONT=Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif]Growing Problem[/FONT]
A look at the wide range of such emissions gives a sobering insight into
the problems we are creating. As well as millions of new mobile phone
subscribers, the air is also saturated with radio, television, and
satellite broadcasts. The number of stations and channels is growing by
the day. Then add to this signals from TV remote controls, microwave
ovens, as well as computer games, faxes, photo copiers, scanners, and
printers, and and you have an environment that is already overloaded
with electronic emissions.
[FONT=Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif]Future hazards[/FONT]
The bewildering thing is there are no plans to curb this pollution; just
a chillingly complacent attitude that what cannot be seen cannot do
damage. This it must be recalled was the attitude to nuclear energy.
Initially it was looked upon as clean and safe and when voices of
protest were raised these were dismissed as extremist. Yet the trouble
with electronic pollution is that so far, apart from us, no-one has yet
appreciated the future hazards. Even worse is that by the time this
problem is identified it will be difficult if not impossible to tackle.
[FONT=Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif]Inevitable symptoms[/FONT]
We believe the effect of electronic pollution will be apparent in a
large number of ways. Predominantly these will be manifest in a growing
list of psychological complaints including confusion, panic, paranoia,
strong mood swings and violent and aggressive behaviour. Complaints of
this nature have already seen a marked rise in incidence, and we believe
that in the coming years this trend will escalate quite dramatically.
Electronic pollution may also cause benign and malignant tumours as well
as a wide number of physiological complaints that will be hard to
account for.
[FONT=Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif]Carelessly ignored[/FONT]
The fact is that this is a situation we should have never been faced
with. Proper research should have elimated the possibility of harmful
eletronic effects. But then with so much money involved it was always
inevitable that such concerns would be carelessly brushed aside.

pitia link Hii:* Electronic pollution. The hidden dangers - Inconclusive studies - Masts and more - The HAARP that only angels should play - Polar reversal could be imminent - Map of U.S. Radiofrequency Towers and Antennas - Antennas in Berkeley, California (28/7/0

 

[spade4spade]

Kasinde tena tulikumiss

Dada yangu miss, achana na hilo pusher! Yaani huo utajiri wa ghafla hujaustukia!?

 

[Mtoto halali na hela]

Kasinde umetoka lini ng'ambo?

 

[Ngwananzengo]

Wakati mwingine hua ina''boa'' kusikia mtu anakuita kwa jinsi ulivyoitwa. Yote kwa yote bado sisi ni WATZ na tutabaki kuwa WATZ kwa maana ya mila na desturi.

 

[Sita Sita]

mtoto wa watu kashalala sasa hivi. pole na uchovu wa safari.

 

[MankaM]

Electronic pollution. The hidden dangers

From television and radio waves, to mobile phone emissions and a
thousand and one other sources we are being bombarded by a constant
stream of electronic pollution. But is this pollution harmful? Although environmental pollution is largely thought of in terms of toxic
gases and dangreous substances, we believe there is now another more
insiduous source of pollution which can be added to this list. Yet
unlike pollution created by exhaust fumes or factory waste this
pollution can neither be seen nor smelt. As such its effects are hard to
determine, yet logic alone should be enough to assess its potential
hazards.
[FONT=Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif]Swamped by emissions[/FONT]
We are talking here of the threats to health posed by the burgeoning
number of radio signals and electronic emissions, particularly from the
incredible rise in mobile phone usage. The reality is that the
atmosphere around us is swamped by hundreds of thousands of these
emissions. We are being bombarded by them every moment of our lives, and
it seems the height of naivity to imagine this electronic chatter is
having no effect on us.
[FONT=Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif]Growing Problem[/FONT]
A look at the wide range of such emissions gives a sobering insight into
the problems we are creating. As well as millions of new mobile phone
subscribers, the air is also saturated with radio, television, and
satellite broadcasts. The number of stations and channels is growing by
the day. Then add to this signals from TV remote controls, microwave
ovens, as well as computer games, faxes, photo copiers, scanners, and
printers, and and you have an environment that is already overloaded
with electronic emissions.
[FONT=Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif]Future hazards[/FONT]
The bewildering thing is there are no plans to curb this pollution; just
a chillingly complacent attitude that what cannot be seen cannot do
damage. This it must be recalled was the attitude to nuclear energy.
Initially it was looked upon as clean and safe and when voices of
protest were raised these were dismissed as extremist. Yet the trouble
with electronic pollution is that so far, apart from us, no-one has yet
appreciated the future hazards. Even worse is that by the time this
problem is identified it will be difficult if not impossible to tackle.
[FONT=Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif]Inevitable symptoms[/FONT]
We believe the effect of electronic pollution will be apparent in a
large number of ways. Predominantly these will be manifest in a growing
list of psychological complaints including confusion, panic, paranoia,
strong mood swings and violent and aggressive behaviour. Complaints of
this nature have already seen a marked rise in incidence, and we believe
that in the coming years this trend will escalate quite dramatically.
Electronic pollution may also cause benign and malignant tumours as well
as a wide number of physiological complaints that will be hard to
account for.
[FONT=Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif]Carelessly ignored[/FONT]
The fact is that this is a situation we should have never been faced
with. Proper research should have elimated the possibility of harmful
eletronic effects. But then with so much money involved it was always
inevitable that such concerns would be carelessly brushed aside.

pitia link Hii:* Electronic pollution. The hidden dangers - Inconclusive studies - Masts and more - The HAARP that only angels should play - Polar reversal could be imminent - Map of U.S. Radiofrequency Towers and Antennas - Antennas in Berkeley, California (28/7/0

duuuu uko vizur aisee

 

[Nilufer]

Kasinde umetoka lini ng'ambo?

kwani kasema yupo TZ? bado yupo marikani hii anayozungumzia ni lushoto ya nyu yoku (just joking)

 

[TUMBOO]

kwani kasema yupo TZ? bado yupo marikani hii anayozungumzia ni lushoto ya nyu yoku (just joking)

Hahahaaaaa iyo kali lol

 

[MankaM]

Kasinde umetoka lini ng'ambo?

amerud muda mbona wew nawe khaaa ..... vip hali

 

[Malaika AD]

Hivi umukagame yuko wapi siku hizi mi nimemiss kweli

 

[cute datty]

Mmmmh thread za kasinde jamani za kutafuta kick tu.!!!

 

[utafiti]

kwani kasema yupo TZ? bado yupo marikani hii anayozungumzia ni lushoto ya nyu yoku (just joking)

Hahahaha kumbe lushoto kila nchi ipo?
Ntu nzungu bana!!!!

 

[Junior. Cux]

ulishaolewa hivi!??