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Nifanyeje kuepuka vishawishi vya kujamiiana kutoka kwa watu wengine, hasa wakubwa?
Wanaume wengi wanatumia fedha kuwahadaa wasichana na wasichana wengine wamezoea kupata fedha hizo kukidhi mahitaji yao ya maisha. Jambo hili linaweza pia kuwapata wavulana kwani kwa maana kwamba wanawake watu wazima hujaribu kuwatongoza wavulana wadogo. Hivyo basi ni muhimu kwa wasichana na wavulana wote kwa pamoja kuwa waangalifu sana na zawadi zinazotolewa. Ni vema wakati wote ujiulize nini lengo la zawadi hiyo.
Pia fikiria kuhusu faida na hasara ya kujamiiana kila unapokutana na vishawishi mbalimbali. Ukikumbuka madhara ambayo unaweza kuyapata itakupa nguvu na msimamo wa kusema “hapana” na kujiepusha na vishawishi.
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']]}Chupi Nyeupe Kwa Mwanamke humaanisha Mengi zaidi Ya yale unayofikiria, Cheki hapa.
There are few roles in which I like
Johnny Depp, but every time he plays an off-beat character, I really
enjoy his performance. The Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the
Black Pearl is one such occasion.
Here
Depp stars as Jack Sparrow, the famous pirate captain of the Black
Pearl who was abandoned on an island by his first mate Barbossa
(Geoffrey Rush). Through luck, Jack manages to survive and ends up on
Port Royal in the Caribbean where he encounters an ongoing soap opera
featuring Elizabeth Swann (Keira Knightly) the governor's daughter; Will
Turner (Orlando Bloom), the son of a former pirate but taken in by the
governor, and Norrington (Jack Davenport), the commander in charge of
the armed forces on the island who is set to marry the governor's
daughter. Jack not only has to deal with the governor and the commander
who consider him a thieving pirate, but also with Barbossa and his crew
who have now acquired the infamous curse of the Black Pearl.
1.Yuko free na unaweza ukapiga mzigo kama kawaida
2.Anahamu ya kufanya mapenzi
Sasa kama wewe unavaa vaa bila kujua shauri lako siku Ukaparamiwa kumbe uko kwenye hedhi.
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']]}We take you inside a Nairobi ST*!P Club, Here’s what happens (+18 VIDEO ONLY)
Of late, str!p clubs have flooded the City of
Nairobi and many revellers are spoilt for choice. Gone are the days when Tahiti was the only club where male
revellers could enjoy s3xy moves from str!pp£rs.
Nowadays, more str!p clubs have been opened in
both up-town and down-town part of the city.
For those wondering what happens in
the city’s clubs, below is a video captured in one of them located in
River-Road. Just click play and watch the action.
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']]}Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
There are few roles in which I like
Johnny Depp, but every time he plays an off-beat character, I really
enjoy his performance. The Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the
Black Pearl is one such occasion.
Here
Depp stars as Jack Sparrow, the famous pirate captain of the Black
Pearl who was abandoned on an island by his first mate Barbossa
(Geoffrey Rush). Through luck, Jack manages to survive and ends up on
Port Royal in the Caribbean where he encounters an ongoing soap opera
featuring Elizabeth Swann (Keira Knightly) the governor's daughter; Will
Turner (Orlando Bloom), the son of a former pirate but taken in by the
governor, and Norrington (Jack Davenport), the commander in charge of
the armed forces on the island who is set to marry the governor's
daughter. Jack not only has to deal with the governor and the commander
who consider him a thieving pirate, but also with Barbossa and his crew
who have now acquired the infamous curse of the Black Pearl.
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']]}The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
Power corrupts. Absolute power
corrupts absolutely. This is an old adage that has been the basis for
many a story. It is the primary plot device behind John Tolkien's The
Lord of the Rings classic. Written in 1954-55, with origins dating back
to 1937, the first of the three movie installments, which have already
been filmed, tries to stay true to the mystical world present in the
book. The resulting effort is a definite success.
The
star of the story, and the film, is not a person, but an object, a
ring. The ring allows one to control a host of other rings handed down
to the different peoples of Middle Earth: three rings belong to the
immortal elves; seven to the dwarfs; and nine rings to mortal humans.
The ring that rules all the others, forged using the fires of Mount Doom
by the evil Wizard Sauron (Sala Baker), gives its holder so much power
that it corrupts all those who seek to wear it, even the purest.
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The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
is better than its predecessor, and that's a rare occurrence when it
comes to Hollywood films.
The
story begins where the first film left off: Frodo Baggins (Elijah Wood)
continues on his quest to Mordor to destroy the powerful ring in the
same fires of Mount Doom from which it was created. Aiding him, directly
and indirectly are, fellow Hobbits Samwise Gamjee (Sean Astin),
Meriadoc Brandybuck (Dominic Monaghan) and Peregrin Took (Billy Boyd);
Gandalf (now) the White (Ian McKellen); Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen);
Legolas Greenleaf the elf (Orlando Bloom); Gimli the Dwarf (John
Rhys-Davies); and Treebeard the Ent (voice of John Rhys-Davies). Against
him are Saruman the White (Christopher Lee) and Sauron the Dark Lord,
whose spirit is intertwined with the ring. And a creature whose
intentions are ambiguous (quite literally) is Smeagol/Gollum (voiced by
Andy Serkis).
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']]}The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
There's definite value to making a
series of films at the same time: the quality and the "look and feel" is
consistent, and the passion of the people involved, if present in the
first film, is present in all of them. Most important of all (unlike in
The Matrix or even the Star Wars series), it shows that the creators
have thought through the implications of their story arc, rather than
just generating sequels due to public pressure. In the case of The Lord
of the Rings, it probably didn't hurt that the plot was based on a
famous well-established book.
And
this is how it ends. In The Return of the King, the filmmakers tell a
fairly simple story: how the two Hobbits, Frodo Baggins (Elijah Wood)
and Samwise Gamgee (Sean Astin) finally return the powerful ring to the
fires of Mount Doom. They take a well-paced 200 minutes to do so and
every minute is worth watching.
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