Need moral support to have a wedding? Better stay single

I don’t like weddings. Too many people, too much noise and too much “trying too hard”. I would rather just stay home and talk to walls and cobwebs.

By Charles Chanchori 7 years ago

Being stuck in a wheelchair was indeed a blessing

I put his wheelchair in the back as he mentioned something about taxi services being in dire need of extending a helping hand to guys like him

By Charles Chanchori 7 years ago

Men are trash and other jokes

Men are trash and other jokes told about men.

By Charles Chanchori 7 years ago

How to be a successful barmaid

“Thing about serving alcohol is that looks matter. You cannot, in the eyes of a majority of beerholders, be ugly then wait tables in a bar.”

By Charles Chanchori 8 years ago

Thou shall not judge!

Just because something makes sense to you, does not mean it will to somebody else....

By Charles Chanchori 8 years ago

Honesty is expensive

Honesty is an expensive virtue in relationship.

By Charles Chanchori 8 years ago

Bad bed business

Most time couples talk about bedroom matters openly only when their relationship has broken beyond repair.

By Charles Chanchori 8 years ago

Headache to heaven

They say “one-two, one-two, microphone testing, one-two, one-two.” The microphones are ready.

By Charles Chanchori 8 years ago

The boy with Asperger

I dated a rock once. Girl couldn’t express emotion to save a baby from drowning.

By Charles Chanchori 8 years ago

Don’t expect gratitude

I haven’t had an interesting passenger all week. I was too busy staying buried inside my head to pay much attention to anything else.

By Charles Chanchori 8 years ago

When only a baby can heal a marriage

They dance around singing, “We are making babies! We are making babies!”

By Charles Chanchori 8 years ago

Terror where there is none

At T-Mall along Lang’ata Road, he asks me to pull over and the first thought in my mind is...

By Charles Chanchori 8 years ago

Why I turned Catholic

Nothing gets my feelings more bent out of shape than the sight of 318 people crammed inside one large tent passing for a church, their hands in the ai

By Charles Chanchori 8 years ago

The educated man’s funeral

We buried a man today. An educated man, probably the most educated in this neck of the woods.

By Charles Chanchori 8 years ago