Thus Spaketh Idd Salim

Ugandan women – A technical documentation

by on Sep.29, 2010, under Personal

Kampala

It is said that Kenyans are emotional wrecks with delusions of grandeur. Tanzanians are haters. And Ugandans are beautiful and kind.

So, in  my unrelenting quest to reach absolute mkwanjalization,  I found my-self and my CEO in Kampala, Uganda. We were invited by a clientX to do a systemY. Hotel Africana was our abode and we stayed there for a week.

And then we met the women

They say the more you go towards the WEST of Africa, the more beautiful women become. The opposite is the same for men.  And so, on Tuesday night, our host decided we must go and see Kampala. Not just code.

So we went to StakeOut for Campus night (Super Tuesdays). I was on the pool table as always beating up any would-be challengers and everywhere I looked, I saw someone I would have described as THE MOST beautiful thing I have ever seen. I immediately wanted to impregnate her. Then another one passed by and made the former look like Windows 95. Such is Kampala! Ugandan women make Kenyan women look like a trial version of the female species. A demo beta test.

Technically Speaking, All UG women have a GREAT booty-sector (every Ugandan Woman is said to have a big future behind her). They are user-friendly and backward compatible. Most get spoilt by the Kla life and become Open-source, Multi-user and Shareware, but it is rare to get any FreeWare unless your kernel is as updated as mine.

Due to their user-friendliness, you are always warned against logging in (even for just a temporary guest session) to any ports they open. They always have some spyware that can penetrate even the most lubricated and hardened latex firewalls.

These women are equipped with a nice rack-space. god was generous. No wonder Uganda is gifted by nature.

Due to my matrimonial vows, I never got to test this theory, but it is said that Ugandan women have a surround system that is guaranteed to keep the neighbor awake as long as you are inserting the CDs properly while tuning and mixxing her properly. Whether portable officeware, Amorphous Mainframes, Clande 286es, just a simple quick switching proxy, you are guaranteed satisfaction.

Some/most UG gals care about their user interface so much that they will mostly dual-boot and run alot of background processes to make sure their needs are taken care of. You will find them preemptively multitasking to make sure their assets have the optimal RoI.

The fortunate/unfortunate thins about the UG gals is that they are very very user-friendly. They run a simple plug-n-pray interface and mostly have ONE master administrator account, but many privileged guest sessions. This in a way negates the admin confidence, but it makes the beautiful country happy.

Back to code!

Wazi.


  • Alwova

    Crazy

  • http://twitter.com/artsim Arthur Simiyu

    dude ume kerki

  • Anonymous

    Bro,

    you need to visit uG…

  • http://alaninkenya.org Alan Orth

    I’m waiting for Idd Salim to go discover Addis ;) hahahahaha

  • http://twitter.com/jmwai james mwai

    Nice article although to a typical everyday user, you risk coming off as some irredeemable misogynist and I know you are not. But as a not-very-typical everyday user, I would still treat your manuals with a grain of salt considering your sample data is just a few hosts you met at a bar over a night and that in no way did you consider exploiting any of them.

  • Soloincc

    …but it is said that Ugandan women have a surround system that is guaranteed to keep the neighbor awake as long as you are inserting the CDs properly while tuning and mixxing her properly….

    u gat me there

  • Anonymous

    A plane ticket would be a good starting point…

  • Anonymous

    Trust me…

  • Anonymous

    Thanks bro. i think I should blog more about women. We seem to agree more.

  • http://twitter.com/kibewachira kibe wachira

    hehehehe u ve just made ma afte!

  • http://www.facebook.com/roger1017 Roger ⎝⏠⏝⏠⎠

    Waaaaah Mambo Baaaad! Great post :-)

  • Flani

    Dude. Kuja Sweden. Uku ndio unaeza jam utoe msedes uigongeshe kwa meza itoe dhande! Na wanafuata majamaa weusi serious.

  • Anonymous

    Naja Feb kama utani-host for a week of Data collection…

  • Ugandan woman

    Eye-catching en disturbingly veri rude of you..No need defending myself en other Ugandan women. We are what we are, en trust user friendliness aint anythin near…

  • Anonymous

    Nyabo, Nkusaba onsayue. Nze sirina bizibbu.

  • Ug woman

    So disgustingly untrue..

  • Druto

    crazy but creative

  • http://s-hesays.blogspot.com/ S[he] says…

    It is VERY SAD that my introduction to your blog was by way of this INSULTING, biased and completely untrue post. And this coming from a Ugandan girl who was probably at Steak Out that night. Could this be your way of consoling yourself knowing you could never get lucky with the ladies because of your matrimonial vows (and perhaps, other reasons)?

  • http://twitter.com/jmwai james mwai

    This is a technology blog and not a blog about women.If you don’t get the humor, I’d say you are in the wrong place.

  • Anonymous

    My apologies for clearly touching a nerve…

  • Anonymous

    Errr…

  • Rosa

    hahahaa,.. let me just laugh at this. though I am a Kenyan woman.
    I like the way flow your thoughts,.. u shud be a comic writer.

  • Anonymous

    Saaasa roooosa??

  • deno

    Hehe..very nice write…guys should read this

  • Bamwayapaul

    THAT’S WHY I LOVE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY.

  • http://twitter.com/ugandangirl2 Ugandan girl

    Having being raised and breed in Uganda. I do agree when you say that Ugandan are beautiful and kind..But dont you dare take our kindness for weakness. We have moral and principles.

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  • Etravel933

    kenya= multiple guest sessions
    uganda= priveledged guest sessions
    tz= beach sessions

  • Madainc

    You just pissed the whole of east africa with one “technical documentation”…Lol…i like, witty, funny.

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