Kwa wapenzi wa mambo haya......

[EMT]

I have given you enough space.... ehe ziko ngapi baada ya kuhesabu (afadhali wee umejibu wengine wamejikausha...lol)

Soksi za trainers tuu ziko pea zaidi ya kumi. Halafu juzi hapa nimenunua kwenye sale fungu la soksi lenye pea 6. Nyeusi sasa giza sizioni na umeme hakuna.

 

[SHERRIF ARPAIO]

Wee acha tuu. Kama makazini wangekuwa wanakagua soksi za kila mwanaume ingengkuwa balaa. Nikinunua soksi huwa natafuta zile nene nene kuepuka karaa ya kutoboka mapema.

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[TD="class: quote"]The Turkish Hosiery Manufacturers' Association (ÇSD) sent 12 pairs of socks to the former World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz after he was photographed with torn socks during a visit to Turkey.
Wolfowitz was photographed with holes in his socks at the entrance of the historic Selimiye Mosque in Edirne, one of the oldest cities in Turkey. Wolfowitz's visit was overshadowed in the media by photos of his ripped socks and comments such as "Can't the World Bank manager afford new socks?" The ÇSD hopes to highlight the quality products produced by the Turkish hosiery sector with the move.
ÇSD Vice President Ümit Özüren said although the overall price of socks and other hosiery declined because of the "China effect," Turkish hosiery has maintained its production volume and preserved its weight in the EU market. Özüren said that 90 percent of Turkey's hosiery exports went to the EU. "The share of Turkey's hosiery exports sent the US was very low. This makes the reasons for Wolfowitz's ripped socks a little more obvious," said Özüren, noting that China was a main hosiery exporter to the US.
Özüren called the photo with ripped socks a misfortune and said that he felt unfit as a hosiery manufacturer. "This kind of scene will decrease in direct proportion to the increase in the consumption of Turkish hosiery in the US," said Özüren.
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[AshaDii]

Soksi za trainers tuu ziko pea zaidi ya kumi. Halafu juzi hapa nimenunua kwenye sale fungu la soksi lenye pea 6. Nyeusi sasa giza sizioni na umeme hakuna.

Lmao.... EMT you are really fun unajua?? Thank you for answering.....lol... yaaani hiyo tu inatosha hata umeme ukija just relax.....

 

[EMT]

This is so not fair!!! Yaani soksi mvae nyie tujibu sisi?? KING where are you???

Sasa sisi tutajuaje soksi za wanaume wenzetu? Unaweza kujua Kng'ast ana G string ngapi? Don't think so unless........

 

[King’asti]

muaaaah! smooch smooch!
lov u this much ()

Mie hizi post zijaziona kabisa....lol

 

[King’asti]

sasa hapo kwenye red, unakoelekea sio kwenyewe! hizo hazitakiwi kuhesabiwa kabisa, ulipaswa uambiwe hii jandoni EMT. im waiting for my apology...

Sasa sisi tutajuaje soksi za wanaume wenzetu? Unaweza kujua Kng'ast ana G string ngapi? Don't think so unless........

 

[SHERRIF ARPAIO]

Sasa sisi tutajuaje soksi za wanaume wenzetu? Unaweza kujua Kng'ast ana G string ngapi? Don't think so unless........

Mmmmmnnnhhhhhhh....!!!

 

[King’asti]

sasa si uwashe mshumaa? inakuwa a candle lite audit! tanzanians ar very romantic, everything is a candle lite affair,lol

Soksi za trainers tuu ziko pea zaidi ya kumi. Halafu juzi hapa nimenunua kwenye sale fungu la soksi lenye pea 6. Nyeusi sasa giza sizioni na umeme hakuna.

 

[EMT]

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[TD="class: quote"]The Turkish Hosiery Manufacturers' Association (ÇSD) sent 12 pairs of socks to the former World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz after he was photographed with torn socks during a visit to Turkey.
Wolfowitz was photographed with holes in his socks at the entrance of the historic Selimiye Mosque in Edirne, one of the oldest cities in Turkey. Wolfowitz's visit was overshadowed in the media by photos of his ripped socks and comments such as "Can't the World Bank manager afford new socks?" The ÇSD hopes to highlight the quality products produced by the Turkish hosiery sector with the move.
ÇSD Vice President Ümit Özüren said although the overall price of socks and other hosiery declined because of the "China effect," Turkish hosiery has maintained its production volume and preserved its weight in the EU market. Özüren said that 90 percent of Turkey's hosiery exports went to the EU. "The share of Turkey's hosiery exports sent the US was very low. This makes the reasons for Wolfowitz's ripped socks a little more obvious," said Özüren, noting that China was a main hosiery exporter to the US.
Özüren called the photo with ripped socks a misfortune and said that he felt unfit as a hosiery manufacturer. "This kind of scene will decrease in direct proportion to the increase in the consumption of Turkish hosiery in the US," said Özüren.
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Duh! Noma.

 

[AshaDii]

Sasa sisi tutajuaje soksi za wanaume wenzetu? Unaweza kujua Kng'ast ana G string ngapi? Don't think so unless........

You are cracking me UP!!! Dah!

 

[AshaDii]

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[TD="class: quote"]The Turkish Hosiery Manufacturers' Association (ÇSD) sent 12 pairs of socks to the former World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz after he was photographed with torn socks during a visit to Turkey.
Wolfowitz was photographed with holes in his socks at the entrance of the historic Selimiye Mosque in Edirne, one of the oldest cities in Turkey. Wolfowitz's visit was overshadowed in the media by photos of his ripped socks and comments such as "Can't the World Bank manager afford new socks?" The ÇSD hopes to highlight the quality products produced by the Turkish hosiery sector with the move.
ÇSD Vice President Ümit Özüren said although the overall price of socks and other hosiery declined because of the "China effect," Turkish hosiery has maintained its production volume and preserved its weight in the EU market. Özüren said that 90 percent of Turkey's hosiery exports went to the EU. "The share of Turkey's hosiery exports sent the US was very low. This makes the reasons for Wolfowitz's ripped socks a little more obvious," said Özüren, noting that China was a main hosiery exporter to the US.
Özüren called the photo with ripped socks a misfortune and said that he felt unfit as a hosiery manufacturer. "This kind of scene will decrease in direct proportion to the increase in the consumption of Turkish hosiery in the US," said Özüren.
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aaaiseee!!! Sooooooo embarrassing... naona watu mpaka leo zawadi wanampa ni Soksi.....lol

 

[EMT]

sasa hapo kwenye red, unakoelekea sio kwenyewe! hizo hazitakiwi kuhesabiwa kabisa, ulipaswa uambiwe hii jandoni EMT. im waiting for my apology...

 

[King’asti]

im right here gal, huyu EMT anajidai slippery, ngoja ahesabu na mshumaa. afu utakuta hata kuzifua anajidai hajui,lol

This is so not fair!!! Yaani soksi mvae nyie tujibu sisi?? KING where are you???

EMT, bora soksi zilizotoboka kuliko zinazonuka! aisee, manake ile harufu huwa kama kinyesi cha paka vile,kha! ila a person's socks and underwear says a million things abt him/her! on a serious note!!

Wee acha tuu. Kama makazini wangekuwa wanakagua soksi za kila mwanaume ingengkuwa balaa. Nikinunua soksi huwa natafuta zile nene nene kuepuka karaa ya kutoboka mapema.

 

[EMT]

You are cracking me UP!!! Dah!

Want an apology for cracking you up? LOL

 

[AshaDii]

im right here gal, huyu EMT anajidai slippery, ngoja ahesabu na mshumaa. afu utakuta hata kuzifua anajidai hajui,lol


EMT, bora soksi zilizotoboka kuliko zinazonuka! aisee, manake ile harufu huwa kama kinyesi cha paka vile,kha! ila a person's socks and underwear says a million things abt him/her! on a serious note!!

Please Wifi King.... Protect your heart and handle it with care... naona hio apology ya EMT... mmmh!

 

[King’asti]

i looove tulips,lol! apology accepted. plz zingatia rules za andoni,lol!

 

[EMT]

aaaiseee!!! Sooooooo embarrassing... naona watu mpaka leo zawadi wanampa ni Soksi.....lol

 

[King’asti]

thanks for the caution wifi yangu,worry out manake kakako yuko kwenye external drive, na huu moyo wangu nau-format automatikale after every 60 seconds. nshasahau sasa hivi EMT kasemaje. na hivi anavaa soksi nyeusi tu zilizotoboka,lol!

Please Wifi King.... Protect your heart and handle it with care... naona hio apology ya EMT... mmmh!

 

[King’asti]

OMG! huyu kama ni presidaa wetu hata sie wananchi tutampa offer ya soksi kabla wawekezai hawajahusika! ooh my! nikikutana na mkaka wa hivi wallah naenda kumsemea kwa mamake!

 

[King’asti]

Unaona sasa!! SA and EMT,plz, no more torn socks. tena ukialikwa ubwabwa kwa watu wakikuambia ukae mkekani unabisha utadhani nini sijui,kha!

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[TD="class: quote"]The Turkish Hosiery Manufacturers' Association (ÇSD) sent 12 pairs of socks to the former World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz after he was photographed with torn socks during a visit to Turkey.
Wolfowitz was photographed with holes in his socks at the entrance of the historic Selimiye Mosque in Edirne, one of the oldest cities in Turkey. Wolfowitz's visit was overshadowed in the media by photos of his ripped socks and comments such as "Can't the World Bank manager afford new socks?" The ÇSD hopes to highlight the quality products produced by the Turkish hosiery sector with the move.
ÇSD Vice President Ümit Özüren said although the overall price of socks and other hosiery declined because of the "China effect," Turkish hosiery has maintained its production volume and preserved its weight in the EU market. Özüren said that 90 percent of Turkey's hosiery exports went to the EU. "The share of Turkey's hosiery exports sent the US was very low. This makes the reasons for Wolfowitz's ripped socks a little more obvious," said Özüren, noting that China was a main hosiery exporter to the US.
Özüren called the photo with ripped socks a misfortune and said that he felt unfit as a hosiery manufacturer. "This kind of scene will decrease in direct proportion to the increase in the consumption of Turkish hosiery in the US," said Özüren.
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