1. Try to start a wave
2. Gasp every time there is a swear word.
3. Wear a huge Afro wig.
4. Every 15 dakika stand up and then sit back down.
5. Yell out to the screen “Don’t Do It!”
6. If there is a upendo scene, reach over in front of wewe and cover a bila mpangilio person’s eyes.
7. Stand in front of the screen motionless and face the audience the entire movie.
8. Scalp tickets outside the theater.
9. If a catchy song plays in the movie stand up and dance.
10. Bring an attachable seat-belt. Strap it to your kiti, kiti cha and then clip it on yourself. Turn to the person inayofuata to wewe and say, “you never know”.
11. Talk really loud on your cell phone.
12. Demand that somebody puts the volume up.
13. Sit at the back, raise your arms to the projector and make shadow puppets on the screen.
14. Bring a laser pen and shoot it at the screen.
15. Wear 3D glasses…no matter what the movie is.
16. Every time something crazy happens, turn to a bila mpangilio person and say, “did wewe see that?!”
17. Sit criss kuvuka, msalaba on the floor in the very front of the theater and look up at the screen.
18. Stand in the front corner facing the audience and do sign language translations.
19. Do the same thing stated above (#18) except translate the movie into Spanish for the audience.
20. As people enter the theater, make nametags for them.
21. After the movie go back to the ticket counter and demand a refund because the movie was terrible. Whether au not they give wewe a refund, buy another ticket for the same movie at a later showing.
22. Half way through the movie run down to the screen, touch it, and then run back to your kiti, kiti cha
yelling, “I touched the screen! I touched the screen!”
23. Repeat the lines in the movie.
24. Accuse the person behind wewe of kicking your seat. Constantly demand that they stop even though they aren’t really kicking your seat.
25. Tape “reserved” signs on every single kiti, kiti cha before the movie starts.
26. Get a large group of people and act out a wedding scene. (As if a couple were getting married in the theater) Make sure everyone is in costume, and that there is a bride, groom, priest, bridesmaids, best man, etc. Use the theater aisle as if it were a Church aisle and have a bride walk down to meet the groom standing at the front. Act out the entire scene as if they actually were getting married.
27. Sneak in chickens (find a way) then let them run around freely during the movie.
28. Laugh extremely loud at a line that wasn’t meant to be funny.
29. Wear a white sheet over yourself and cut holes for eyes (like a ghost) then creepily walk around with your arms out chanting “OOOoooOOOOO I am the ghost of the theater! ooooOOOOOooooOOOO!”
30. Ask the person who sells wewe the ticket to give wewe his/her autograph
31. Ask for a discount because wewe are single and entering alone
32. Wear sunglasses and a white cane and ask them how a blind person would be accommodated.
33. Bargain with the ticket price
34. Turn around to the person behind wewe and say, “Excuse me, can wewe please kick my seat? Thanks.” Once they start kicking your kiti, kiti cha yell “HARDER! HARDER!”
35. Every so often, do an awkward moan.
36. Get the entire theater to sing happy birthday to a bila mpangilio person.
37. Every 10 dakika pretend something has impacted your life. Put your hand on your chest. Gasp, and as wewe nod your head look at the person inayofuata to wewe and say ”mmmmmmm!”
38. Stare at a bila mpangilio person inayofuata to wewe the entire time.
39. When buying your ticket, ask to pay half the price because wewe will be leaving half way through the movie.
40. Half way through the movie stand up and yell “DO wewe KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS!?” and then run off.
41. Ask a bila mpangilio person inayofuata to wewe to explain the movie because wewe don’t get it.
42. Ask a bila mpangilio person to go buy wewe popcorn because wewe don’t want to miss the movie.
43. Before the movie starts get everyone to bow their heads as wewe lead them in prayer. Pray for the movie. While praying, extend your hands towards the screen.
44. Stand up in the middle of the movie and start a head count.
45. Run up and down the aisles making rocket ship noises
46. Eat the popcorn from a bila mpangilio person sitting inayofuata to you.
47. Yell out loud demanding that they pause the movie because wewe need to use the bathroom.
48. When something is really funny, don’t laugh, instead point at the screen and scream: “L-O-L L-O-L L-O-L!!!!”
49. Blow your nose into a tissue and then onyesha the contents of the tissue to a bila mpangilio person sitting inayofuata to wewe saying, “Look what I did!”
50. As the credits roll and people start to leave yell, “No! Everyone! Don’t Go! There is Something After the Credits!” After the credits roll and there is nothing say “Just Kidding!” Then run out giggling.
2. Gasp every time there is a swear word.
3. Wear a huge Afro wig.
4. Every 15 dakika stand up and then sit back down.
5. Yell out to the screen “Don’t Do It!”
6. If there is a upendo scene, reach over in front of wewe and cover a bila mpangilio person’s eyes.
7. Stand in front of the screen motionless and face the audience the entire movie.
8. Scalp tickets outside the theater.
9. If a catchy song plays in the movie stand up and dance.
10. Bring an attachable seat-belt. Strap it to your kiti, kiti cha and then clip it on yourself. Turn to the person inayofuata to wewe and say, “you never know”.
11. Talk really loud on your cell phone.
12. Demand that somebody puts the volume up.
13. Sit at the back, raise your arms to the projector and make shadow puppets on the screen.
14. Bring a laser pen and shoot it at the screen.
15. Wear 3D glasses…no matter what the movie is.
16. Every time something crazy happens, turn to a bila mpangilio person and say, “did wewe see that?!”
17. Sit criss kuvuka, msalaba on the floor in the very front of the theater and look up at the screen.
18. Stand in the front corner facing the audience and do sign language translations.
19. Do the same thing stated above (#18) except translate the movie into Spanish for the audience.
20. As people enter the theater, make nametags for them.
21. After the movie go back to the ticket counter and demand a refund because the movie was terrible. Whether au not they give wewe a refund, buy another ticket for the same movie at a later showing.
22. Half way through the movie run down to the screen, touch it, and then run back to your kiti, kiti cha
yelling, “I touched the screen! I touched the screen!”
23. Repeat the lines in the movie.
24. Accuse the person behind wewe of kicking your seat. Constantly demand that they stop even though they aren’t really kicking your seat.
25. Tape “reserved” signs on every single kiti, kiti cha before the movie starts.
26. Get a large group of people and act out a wedding scene. (As if a couple were getting married in the theater) Make sure everyone is in costume, and that there is a bride, groom, priest, bridesmaids, best man, etc. Use the theater aisle as if it were a Church aisle and have a bride walk down to meet the groom standing at the front. Act out the entire scene as if they actually were getting married.
27. Sneak in chickens (find a way) then let them run around freely during the movie.
28. Laugh extremely loud at a line that wasn’t meant to be funny.
29. Wear a white sheet over yourself and cut holes for eyes (like a ghost) then creepily walk around with your arms out chanting “OOOoooOOOOO I am the ghost of the theater! ooooOOOOOooooOOOO!”
30. Ask the person who sells wewe the ticket to give wewe his/her autograph
31. Ask for a discount because wewe are single and entering alone
32. Wear sunglasses and a white cane and ask them how a blind person would be accommodated.
33. Bargain with the ticket price
34. Turn around to the person behind wewe and say, “Excuse me, can wewe please kick my seat? Thanks.” Once they start kicking your kiti, kiti cha yell “HARDER! HARDER!”
35. Every so often, do an awkward moan.
36. Get the entire theater to sing happy birthday to a bila mpangilio person.
37. Every 10 dakika pretend something has impacted your life. Put your hand on your chest. Gasp, and as wewe nod your head look at the person inayofuata to wewe and say ”mmmmmmm!”
38. Stare at a bila mpangilio person inayofuata to wewe the entire time.
39. When buying your ticket, ask to pay half the price because wewe will be leaving half way through the movie.
40. Half way through the movie stand up and yell “DO wewe KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS!?” and then run off.
41. Ask a bila mpangilio person inayofuata to wewe to explain the movie because wewe don’t get it.
42. Ask a bila mpangilio person to go buy wewe popcorn because wewe don’t want to miss the movie.
43. Before the movie starts get everyone to bow their heads as wewe lead them in prayer. Pray for the movie. While praying, extend your hands towards the screen.
44. Stand up in the middle of the movie and start a head count.
45. Run up and down the aisles making rocket ship noises
46. Eat the popcorn from a bila mpangilio person sitting inayofuata to you.
47. Yell out loud demanding that they pause the movie because wewe need to use the bathroom.
48. When something is really funny, don’t laugh, instead point at the screen and scream: “L-O-L L-O-L L-O-L!!!!”
49. Blow your nose into a tissue and then onyesha the contents of the tissue to a bila mpangilio person sitting inayofuata to wewe saying, “Look what I did!”
50. As the credits roll and people start to leave yell, “No! Everyone! Don’t Go! There is Something After the Credits!” After the credits roll and there is nothing say “Just Kidding!” Then run out giggling.
Once a pond a time there was a man and he live in Candy Land. Halloween was coming up and he don't know what to be. He stare at the chokoleti river and a light bulb pop up on his head. "I will be a ghost with chocolate!" He alisema cheerfully. Halloween is here and The chokoleti Man had a kitanda sheet over his head with holes cut out so he can see ,and of course he had chokoleti all over his ghost custom. The chokoleti Man was really happy and he went trick au treating and had tons and tons of Candy and ate them with joy.
THE END.
THE END.
Suddenly I am in front of the lights
I can’t unlove you, you, you, you
He alisema you’re amazing
She alisema then why wewe waiting
Be good, be good, be good, be good
onyesha me some positivity
Zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom
onyesha me some positivity
We’ll be together
Come whatever
I’m not just staring at the stars
These are headstrong, crazy days
When your mind’s made up and the muziki plays
So much for you, so much for you
So much for you, so much for you
I can’t unlove you, you, you, you
He alisema you’re amazing
She alisema then why wewe waiting
Be good, be good, be good, be good
onyesha me some positivity
Zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom
onyesha me some positivity
We’ll be together
Come whatever
I’m not just staring at the stars
These are headstrong, crazy days
When your mind’s made up and the muziki plays
So much for you, so much for you
So much for you, so much for you
surrounded kwa walls
no where to go
walls are closing in
no zaidi air flow
no one can hear you
like your never there
no one can help
no one is there
kicking and screaming
yelling for help
mom sits and watches
while dad grabs his belt
mom doesn't say anything
until dad leaves
she doesn't care
at least I didn't believe
this always happened
every single night
mom just sat and watched
without putting up a fight
going to school
with new bruises every day
teachers always asked
I blew their help away
knowing if I told
it would only get worse
begging on my knees
for him not to immerse
just laying there as time passed by
watching myself get beat
I just thought to myself
one siku I'll be back on my feet
the time had finally come
many years after
I finally stood up for myself
it never happened thereafter.
no where to go
walls are closing in
no zaidi air flow
no one can hear you
like your never there
no one can help
no one is there
kicking and screaming
yelling for help
mom sits and watches
while dad grabs his belt
mom doesn't say anything
until dad leaves
she doesn't care
at least I didn't believe
this always happened
every single night
mom just sat and watched
without putting up a fight
going to school
with new bruises every day
teachers always asked
I blew their help away
knowing if I told
it would only get worse
begging on my knees
for him not to immerse
just laying there as time passed by
watching myself get beat
I just thought to myself
one siku I'll be back on my feet
the time had finally come
many years after
I finally stood up for myself
it never happened thereafter.
So alot of people I know have gotten superglue on them (including me) so I'm going to make this makala for your help.
Super Glue on clothes = Throw away the clothes. The super glue burns it. Don't try to wash.
Super Glue on skin = Put skin in alcohol for about 1 min. Then, gently peel off glue.
Super Glue in eye = Wash out eye with warm water, then wait a little bit. If still irritated, go to the doctors.
Super Glue in ear = I don't know about this one................just go to the doctor.
So the thing is, when handling Super Glue, wear gloves au something to cover up your skin. Also, wear goggles to keep wewe eyes safe.
Super Glue on clothes = Throw away the clothes. The super glue burns it. Don't try to wash.
Super Glue on skin = Put skin in alcohol for about 1 min. Then, gently peel off glue.
Super Glue in eye = Wash out eye with warm water, then wait a little bit. If still irritated, go to the doctors.
Super Glue in ear = I don't know about this one................just go to the doctor.
So the thing is, when handling Super Glue, wear gloves au something to cover up your skin. Also, wear goggles to keep wewe eyes safe.
[verse 1]
she walkes to school with the lunch she packed,
nobody knows what shes holdin back,
wearin the same dress she wore yesterday,
she hides the bruses with linen and lace,
ohhhhh
the teacher wonders but she dosent ask,
its hard to see the pain behind the mask,
bearin the burden of a secret storm,
sometimes she wishes she was never born
[couros]
through the wind,and the rain,
she stands hard as a stone,
in a wirld, that she cant rise above,
but her dreams, give her wings,
and she flies to a place,
where shes loved,
concrete angel
[verse 2]
somebody cries in the middle of the night,
the neibors hear, but they turn out the light,
a fragile soul caught in the hands of fate,
when mrning comes it will be to late
[go back to couros]
[verse 3]
a statue stands in a shaded place,
an Angel girl with an upturned face,
a name is written on a pollished rock,
a broken moyo that the world forgot
[go back to couros]
she walkes to school with the lunch she packed,
nobody knows what shes holdin back,
wearin the same dress she wore yesterday,
she hides the bruses with linen and lace,
ohhhhh
the teacher wonders but she dosent ask,
its hard to see the pain behind the mask,
bearin the burden of a secret storm,
sometimes she wishes she was never born
[couros]
through the wind,and the rain,
she stands hard as a stone,
in a wirld, that she cant rise above,
but her dreams, give her wings,
and she flies to a place,
where shes loved,
concrete angel
[verse 2]
somebody cries in the middle of the night,
the neibors hear, but they turn out the light,
a fragile soul caught in the hands of fate,
when mrning comes it will be to late
[go back to couros]
[verse 3]
a statue stands in a shaded place,
an Angel girl with an upturned face,
a name is written on a pollished rock,
a broken moyo that the world forgot
[go back to couros]
