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DIFFERENCE BTW AN AMERICAN FACEBOOK POST AND A KENYAN FACEBOOK POST

AMERICAN POST:
Hello, my name is Sandra Stone, I am from New
York, I love my husband so much and I can do
Anything to please him...But recently I am
falling for his cousin, what should I do?
COMMENTS:
James Silva :I think u need to talk to your
husband because marriage is all about
communication.
Sarah water : Oh my dear, sorry abt that..
Have been in your shoes before, I had to wake
up and face the fact that I am married.
Michael paper : well just remove your mind
from him and make your husband do the things
you like in his cousin..
KENYAN POST:
My name is Sheila Wairimu , I stay in Duberi, married with a kid, I think I am falling for my husband's cousin! What should I do?
KENYAN COMMENTS:
Mutiso Mbiti: the type of thunder that will strike you is still doing pushups saitan!
shiko joy:You are a disgrace to
womanhood..shame on u.
Alice Kipchumba: i lost ten pounds in the
last few weeks, click the link below http.//mobile
shades, com
Baraka salim:If u want to fall for me too, call my
no: 07037034xx.
Faith Wanjiru: I don't blame u at all, better go find something do with your life.
Tony Wafula : How does that affect the price
of maize flour in the market?
Richard kimani : Nani ako na charger pin ndogo???
where did we go wrong as Kenyans ? Why

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