BM.

09/27/2025

Zedekiah Bundotich Kiprop Buzeki kiongozi na sera.
Tako Tai👉

09/11/2025

07/03/2025

R.I P 💔

Celebrated winning the premier league 🏆
Celebrated winning the nations league 🏆
Celebrated his wedding two weeks ago💝
Today he dies💔

05/21/2025

Europa League finalists but only in attendance,
From theatre of dreams to theatre of memes,
Masters of possession, allergic to goals.

BM〽️

05/17/2025

VAR

Biem was hopelessly in love with two things: The woman of his dreams, and Chelsea Football Club, the heartbreakers of his reality.

My woman tried to understand my obsession. She tolerated my rants about tactics, my superstition of wearing the same socks since 2012 whenever Chelsea played, and even that weird thing I did where I always saluted every time I saw Thiago Silva on TV.

But one day, the limits were tested. It was our anniversary dinner reserved table, her hair done, dress dazzling. She reminded me three times:
“No Chelsea today. Just me and you, okay?”
I nodded… while secretly checking kickoff time.

Chelsea vs. Manchester United. A classic. A war. I told myself, “Just the first half. I’ll be done before she even picks an appetizer.”

At kickoff, Harry Maguire, yes, Maguire somehow stumbled into the box and poked the ball into the net. I jumped up, accidentally headbutted my ceiling. I was devastated but wait!

VAR check.

Offside.

Wueh, I laughed so hard, I even spilled my Sasini coffee on my shirt and yelled, “Even VAR knows Maguire scoring is a glitch!”

The match was thrilling. Back-and-forth action. Caicedo dribbled like he just remembered he cost £115 million. Fernandez was spraying passes like confetti. Her calls came in… once, twice, five times.

But I couldn’t look away.

Then, 71st minute. Cucurella, yes, the flying mop himself, smashed it in. Stamford Bridge exploded. I screamed, slid on my knees like Drogba in 2012.

Then I did the unthinkable, I pulled out my phone to check the league standings…

16 missed calls. Just like United’s position in the table.

Ahah, whispered, “No… not again.” I tried calling back. Too late.

She texted:
“I hope Cucurella combs your heart. We’re done.”

Atleast Chelsea gave me 3 points and a chance to banter. This girl can't even stay onside emotionally.

One day I'll get someone who watches the pride of London with the same pride as me. Someone who when I shout offside, she signals the VAR sign.🤫

BM✍️✍️〽️

05/16/2025

Bii-Em

The sun was setting, casting a golden light over everything, the buildings, the trees, even the dust in the air. I stood still, just watching, as a plane soared across the sky above me. It was distant, almost silent, but for some reason, it felt loud in my chest.

Every time I see a plane, I think of him.

We were just kids back then, best friends, the kind of bond that felt unbreakable. We did everything together. Laughed until we cried, shared crazy dreams about seeing the world, building things, never letting anything come between us.

But life had other plans.

He got an opportunity. A chance to study abroad, to chase something bigger. I was proud of him, really, I was. But when he left, it felt like something in me went quiet. He promised to keep in touch, to come back, to never change. For a while, he did write. Then… the silence began.

At first, I told myself he was just busy. New place, new life, I understood. But as weeks turned to months and months to years, I started to wonder if I had been forgotten.

Still, I kept looking up. Every time a plane passed by, I wondered, is he on that one? Does he ever think about home? About me?

I never got my answer. But today, watching that plane disappear into the clouds, something felt different. It didn’t hurt the way it used to. I realized I wasn’t waiting anymore. I was remembering.

And remembering isn’t the same as holding on. It’s gentler. Softer. It allows you to miss someone without breaking.

He may never come back. Maybe he outgrew this place or maybe he outgrew me. But I’ll always be grateful for what we had. Some friendships don’t end; they just live quietly inside you.

As I turned away from the sky, I smiled a little.

Because even if he’s gone…
The sky never forgets.〽️

BM ✍️〽️

05/12/2025

Alexander Cu***ng, the Scottish inventor, is most famous for inventing the S-trap in 1775. This was a major innovation in modern sanitation and is still used in toilets and plumbing systems today.

The S-trap is a curved section of pipe that traps water in the bend, creating a seal that prevents foul-smelling sewer gases from coming back up into the living space. He was the first to patent a design for a flush toilet that included this crucial feature, making toilets much more hygienic and practical for domestic use.

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05/09/2025

There was a dramatic period in Catholic Church history called the Western Schism (1378–1417), during which three men simultaneously claimed to be the true pope. Here's what happened:

The Western Schism:

1378: After the death of Pope Gregory XI, Urban VI was elected in Rome. However, some cardinals disagreed with the election, claiming it was done under pressure.

Those cardinals elected Clement VII, who set up a rival papacy in Avignon, France.

Now there were two popes, each excommunicating the other.

In 1409, a council tried to resolve the issue by deposing both and electing a third pope, Alexander V, but the other two refused to step down.

This led to three rival popes: one in Rome, one in Avignon, and one in Pisa.

Resolution:

The Council of Constance (1414–1418) ended the schism.

All rival claimants were removed or resigned.

Martin V was elected in 1417 as the sole pope, restoring unity.

This was one of the most chaotic times in Church history, deeply damaging its credibility and authority.

05/08/2025

The Sierra Leone Civil War (1991-2002) was heavily fueled by the country’s abundant diamonds, which became known as blood diamonds. Rebel groups, especially the Revolutionary United Front (RUF), seized control of diamond-rich areas and used the proceeds to fund their brutal rebellion. They committed horrific acts of violence, including amputation and child abduction, to maintain control.

The diamonds were sold on the international market, often unknowingly funding the war through smuggling networks. This led to a global movement to stop the trade in conflict diamonds, resulting in the Kimberley Process to regulate diamond trade.

The war ended in 2002, after over 50,000 deaths and widespread devastation. Despite the end of the conflict, Sierra Leone still faces challenges as it continues to rebuild and regulate its diamond trade to avoid future exploitation.

The conflict serves as a powerful reminder of how natural resources like diamonds, when exploited in war, can cause immense suffering. It underscores the importance of ethical practices in resource extraction and global cooperation to prevent such tragedies.

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03/07/2025

The judge failed 😏😏〽️

03/07/2025

It's been a while. Hello everyone.

01/04/2025

Someone who posted "2025 is my year" and you think he can be a husband? Come on, you can do better Jepkor😏〽️