UPDATED: Angry man cleans toilet with Dendairy milk
An angry Harare man has recorded a video cleaning a toilet using Dendairy milk, and subsequently destroying another carton.
An angry Harare man has recorded a video cleaning a toilet using Dendairy milk, and subsequently destroying another carton.
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A very unsatisfactory chicken burger, from Nando’s Samora Machel Avenue Branch, in Harare, Zimbabwe
I remember a time when, as kids, we played outside all day long, only coming inside for meals and when the day was done. When we got thirsty, it was a matter of simply opening a tap and drinking to your heart’s content. Some of us cupped our hands and splashed the cool water all over our faces and into our mouths at the same time, while others would cock their heads to one side and sip and slurp loudly.
It’s summer in Zimbabwe and it’s hot. For the past week Harare has been experiencing record temperatures – maybe Zimbabwe really is the hell the foreign press make it out to be. *wink*