Swaziland's King (mature)

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This was too, well, you decide for yourself. I will be interested in reading the comments!!!Enjoy.http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9116360/
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Quote, originally posted by Charlievibe »This was too, well, you decide for yourself. I will be interested in reading the comments!!!Enjoy.http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9116360/ so, when he's dead, and they bury him, will it be known as king (removed)'s tomb?
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100,000 boobs a shakin!!! Where's the video?By the way:King Mswati III, sub-Saharan Africa’s last absolute monarch, arrived dressed in a leopard-skin loincloth to watch the Reed Dance ceremony, which he has used since 1999 to pluck new brides from the girls dressed in little more than beaded mini-skirts.Wielding machetes and singing tributes to the king and queen mother, also known as the Great She-Elephant, the girls danced around the royal stadium in the hope of catching the eye of the 37-year-old monarch.Those 2 paragraphs were killin' me. I was cracking up.
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Re: Swaziland's King (Charlievibe)

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that job of king has some definite perks to it.but in a high AIDS area, it does tend to set a bad example of having a large number of concurrent sexual partners. This story of the african king who asserts his kingship with lots of wives reminded me of the african king who asserted his kingship by collecting thrones. Turned the who upper floor of his grass hut into a throne room, and one day the weight of all the collected thrones was too much and they crashed through to the bottom floor and killed the king. People who live in grass houses shouldn't stow thrones.
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Quote, originally posted by joatmon »This story of the african king who asserts his kingship with lots of wives reminded me of the african king who asserted his kingship by collecting thrones. Turned the who upper floor of his grass hut into a throne room, and one day the weight of all the collected thrones was too much and they crashed through to the bottom floor and killed the king. People who live in grass houses shouldn't stow thrones.UGH.....Where's the rim-shot when you need it.
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Apparently as they say... it's good to be king.What can you say about it? Here's a supposed leader who's only making nominal gestures of leading his people, but is really just using his position to satisfy his own desires.The people seem to largely back him, and it doesn't appear to be a particularly repressive regime or anything.Just an illustration of how stupid people generally are, and an example of why Africa seems unable to pull itself out of the third world.
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Quote, originally posted by drunkenvibe »so, when he's dead, and they bury him, will it be know as king (removed)'s tomb?Am I the only one that found this funny.... ??LOL.....
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Quote, originally posted by bud_one »Am I the only one that found this funny.... ??LOL..... I did to but had to read the article first.
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Re: Swaziland's King (Charlievibe)

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Quote, originally posted by http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9116360/ »King Mswati III, sub-Saharan Africa’s last absolute monarch, arrived dressed in a leopard-skin loincloth to watch the Reed Dance ceremony, which he has used since 1999 to pluck new brides from the girls dressed in little more than beaded mini-skirts. What a (removed)! Actually, since he's King Mswati III, I guess that makes him a third (removed)!Guess ya can't knock him though if the country's people don't give a hoot._______________P.S. I'd go topless too for a BMW!
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do I detect puns in your post?
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