Tuesday, January 15, 2013
VP now mad enough to lead
Recent statements by the Vice President that the President was anointed by God at age 10 to lead the country show that she has now gained the level of lunacy required to lead the party, political analysts have said.
After previous statements denouncing important party principles - such as violence and corruption - people within the party had begun to wonder whether she was the right person to lead. But she has now removed all doubt by demonstrating her ability to say some really silly dumb shit.
“People are wasting their time by opposing President Mugabe. It was prophesied way back in 1934, when he was only 10 years old, that he was going to lead this country. How can a normal person challenge such a leader?” the VP was quoted as saying while speaking to a bunch of Mapostoris.
Her clownish remarks were welcomed by members of her faction.
"Talking out of your ass and acting like a lunatic is a major requirement if you want to rise to senior leadership," a senior official said, before he himself began talking loads of laughable bullshit in a desperate bid to promote himself as a potential leader.
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
The temptation of Kunonga
Nolbert 4:1-12
1. Then Kunonga was led into the wilderness, to be tempted by the devil.
2 And when he had fasted forty days and forty nights, only because there was no Nandos nearby, he was hungry
3 And when the tempter came to him, he said, If thou be the Son of God, command that these stones be made bread
4 But he answered and said, It is written, Man shall not live by bread alone, but by the grabbing of church buildings, and renting them out for many shillings
5 Then the devil taketh him up into the holy city, more accurately the CBD, and sitteth him high on the pinnacle of the Anglican temple,
6 And saith unto him, if thou be the Son of God, cast thyself down to the ground: for it is written, He shall give his angels charge concerning thee: and in their hands they shall bear thee up, lest thou dash thy foot against a stone.
And I shall not go down even for you, for I be no homosexual
8 Again, Satan, shaking his head at Kunonga's homo obsession, taketh Kunonga up onto a very high mountain, most probably the Harare kopje, and showeth him all the properties of the Anglican diocese, from the main Cathedral, to Warren Park and Budiriro, and beyond, and the glory of them all;
9 And he said unto Kunonga, All these things will I give unto thee, if thou will fall down and worship me
10 And Kunonga, being pleased with the devil's offer, sayeth unto him, Get thee behind me Satan ... for I shall bend over for you, so you may haveth your way with my fat ass
11 And behold, in exchange for Kunonga's soul, the devil hadeth his way with the bishop's ass
12 And, it came to pass, that even when all the property had soon been removed from Kunonga's hands, so remaineth his ass sore and bruised
Friday, November 16, 2012
Kids go hungry, women go bald after beer hike
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| This is how bad things get when your Finance Minister isn't a drinker. Grown-ass men sharing masese from a bucket |
Wives will now have to shave their heads and children will have to go without food and school fees after Tendai Biti raised the price of beer.
Biti said he was raising duty on beer in order to fund education. But raising beer prices defeats the purpose, according to experts interviewed at Asina Hembe bar."Ok, so you raise beer taxes because you want to fund education. Makes no sense. Why?" said a beer drinker, asking himself a question, before quickly answering it himself before anyone else did. "Because raising beer prices means we cut budgets for everything else. Why?" he asked, again to noone in particular. "This is because it is biologically impossible to cut beer consumption. So what do you do?" he asked again, now becoming a nuisance. "So you reduce your budget on other less important things, like the woman's hair, school fees, food and so forth..."
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| Mashiripiti Bar appeared deserted on Thursday, but that's just because the drinkers are drinking in the dark, hiding from wives, etc |
Friday, November 2, 2012
ZBC counters media lies with its own lies
ZBC, the most popular TV station in the country, which is also the only TV station in the country, has hired the country’s finest fiction writers to write its news bulletins, in a strategic counter-attacking move against Western lies about our country.
One journalist has now been arrested for saying that The Great Leader, currently aged 88, will be a whole 94 years old at the end of his next term of office which starts after he wins resoundingly next year.
All doubts about how marvelous The Great Leader is have now been ended after the 8PM news last night, which carried a variety of reports showing how impossibly incredible our leader is, contrary to all the media lies.
Here are the headlines:
- The Head of State and Government and Commander in Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces - *newsreader pauses for breath* - is so good at multi-tasking today he killed two stones with one bird.
- Rumours that The Leader can no longer see very well are lies, as he read a speech today with his eyes closed.
- The Wise Leader has urged youths not to succumb to pressure from their peers. His spokesman dismissed suggestions that the only reason His Marvelous Excellency himself does not face peer pressure is because he has no peers. "There are many people his age, but they are in the rural areas, sitting under mango trees all day, snuffing Shamrock, drinking masese and talking shit."
In the Quiz section of the news, it was said that the old quiz question of ‘which came first, the chicken or the egg’ is irrelevant. Clearly, The Jongwe was obviously there way before both, because he's the one that impregnated the hen.
And in sports news: “The Great Leader has run the 100metres in 6 seconds, but, after that whole ganja thing, this will not be made public because he does not want to embarrass or offend the Jamaicans once again.”
Viewers across the country are glued to their screens, mouths open in wonder and delight, waiting for more news.
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Dear Aunt Rhoda ... I have a problem
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| Mirror mirror on the wall, who has the best skin lightener of them all |
Dear Aunt Rhoda,
I have a problem which worries me day and night, like all
the problems that people who write to you have. I am a newly married woman of 35.
I am married to a very powerful man and we recently moved into our new mansion in Highlands, Harare. The house is so big that sometimes we lose each other for hours when we are playing our naughty games of naked hide-and-seek. He calls it a treasure-hunt.
I just cannot trust him. He cheats so much I don’t even know
if this baby I’m carrying is his.
There’s a girl in Bulawayo, a woman in Norton, and this mad
woman in the paper. Even the Australian Prime Minister and Helen Zille giggle like
little girls when they see my man. He is a man of the people, mostly women.
Given the above, Aunty Rhoda, the question keeping me awake at night is this: What skin lightening cream should I use?
Orange and desperate,
Lizzy.
Dear Lizzy.
Use Deprozona and take Appetito. You’ll soon look as as light skinned
as a fake prophet’s wife, and your ass will be so fat people will see it from
the front. Remember, if your husband is
who I think he is (wink wink) you need to mind your complexion. He likes them
light skinned.
You have serious competition, my dear. The other woman uses $1700 worth of beauty treatment each month. Go a shade darker than her and she'll be sliding in through those mansion doors faster than a bottle at a Bev strip show.
Good luck.
Your loving Aunt Rhoda
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Long-time ruler laughs at relay team
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| Usain Bolt passing the baton to a team-mate. What a loser!! |
A Great Long-time Ruler has expressed shock after he saw members of an Olympic relay team passing the baton.
“Bambo vangu Matibiri iweeehh! What are they doing?”
he said, almost spilling his rooibos, which he drinks
every day after his usual 73 km evening jog. “Who does that?”
“Eh, Your Magnificent Excellency, Sir,” one of the Great Ruler's people said,
his voice trembling. “That is the rule of the race Oh My Great Crocodile. You run your part
as best as you can, then you pass on the baton to the next person. Smoothly. That way, the whole team wins.”A long silence then followed – The Great Ruler looked at his aide, then back at the TV, looked at his aide again, then back at the TV, tea cup in hand, shock on his face. Softly, he then asked: “But why?” Again, the poor guy, staring at the floor, said: “Eh, Sire, that’s the rule of the sport.” But, The Great Ruler asks, "Why can’t he just run the whole race on his own?"
“Well, he can try, Your Emminence. But he'd look rather silly.”
The Great Leader then said: “Ah, so, in that case, that’s a silly sport ka? A silly sport indeed.” He then laughed himself to sleep: "Heheedeh, huuuri ... pass the baton ... kikikiki ... losers!"
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Residents shocked over un-poisoned Harare water
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| Harare water, without cynanide |
Harare residents have expressed shock at news that council water was not already poisonous.
The Herald had reported that some dumb shits at Harare's Morton Jaffray Water Works - who obviously skipped those 'purple triangle means poison' classes in primary school - were about to pour 19 tonnes of sodium cyanide into Harare's drinking water, before some idle driver stopped them.
"We are in shock," one resident said. "So, you mean, all along, our water was not poisoned?"
Other residents expressed shock that council water still existed at all. "We haven't had water here, poisoned or not, for 17 years," some said. "The water shortages would have saved us all", said one resident, wearing a Tsvangirai-in-Australia grin.
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