danieljessy:
Honestly I can't answer that as I do not know how you guys evolved to this point where your gender is being questioned tremendously.Taking a look at all your topics there's been an awfully significant amount of mentions on either the black race or their genitals and quite a number of sexual outburst that's unlikely to comeout from a black female making it seem like it's a guy creating such topics.

My one cent though, I wouldn't know for sure

i am not a black .

1) uganda is more laid-back than nigeria, more undeveloped. the pastoral scene.

2) condiment in the market. no idea what is that.

3) ugandan people basically eat flapjacks and a cup of tea for a meal, they hardly can afford meat. stove for flapjack making.

4) joy after working hours. palm wine. see their faces, how could they smile so openly if i was who i appeared to be in this forum.

ugandalady:


i am not a black .

Yea maybe but still the African culture isn't exposed that much to having a lady with carefree mindset on sexuality or sexual related topics,especially one as yours..

danieljessy:
Yea maybe but still the African culture isn't exposed that much to having a lady with carefree mindset on sexuality or sexual related topics,especially one as yours..

how can that be ? you guys have that big dick, everything is loose from hell then.

ugandalady:


how can that be ? you guys have that big dick, everything is loose from hell then.

lol I won't engage you on that,you're allowed to envisage whatever pleases your fancy on the black genitals.that's the more reason I guess raises doubt bout your gender

1) kenya is close at hand. just cross the river, which can not be seen among the high grasses, is kenya.

2) peanut sauce in the local market.

3) ugandan men have ashy skin color, which i dont quite like. guess it is because the weather is too cold there.

4) almost equivalent to 900 dollars .

nice thread!!

1) almost 1 dollar 1 piece. need to chew a lot. chicken wing. bought from the vender , on my way to the airport .

2) ice cream. half a dollar. bought from an indian shop.

3) kindergarten. driver went to pick up his son.

4) kindergarten.

1) market , been to many times. the first time most excited, but it flagged. everything is the most interesting for the first time.

2) stunning daybreak, from Kenya side.

3) i like this type of black men, mature, robust, i love him! want to kiss all over his body. airport lounge.

4) 360 degree picture of lake victoria. the most edge side of uganda. several hundred meters away is kenya.

1) standing between kenya and uganda. a shared road.

2) where i was .

3) close up.

4) cooking local food, not to my taste. mix syrup and flour together , and then to dry them. snack food.

Were they sucking the palmwine from the gallon?

I totally disagree with you on item #3. I am a foreigner presently living in Uganda. If anything, they eat way too much meat here than any other East African country -I have been to all except Djibouti. It seems to me that almost all of the local delicacies (except chappati) I have tasted are meat-based.
And meat is very cheap here too.
[Qquote author=ugandalady post=73858282]1) uganda is more laid-back than nigeria, more undeveloped. the pastoral scene.

2) condiment in the market. no idea what is that.

3) ugandan people basically eat flapjacks and a cup of tea for a meal, they hardly can afford meat. stove for flapjack making.

4) joy after working hours. palm wine. see their faces, how could they smile so openly if i was who i appeared to be in this forum.[/quote]

fcisca:
I totally disagree with you on item #3. I am a foreigner presently living in Uganda. If anything, they eat way too much meat here than any other East African country -I have been to all except Djibouti. It seems to me that almost all of the local delicacies (except chappati) I have tasted are meat-based.
And meat is very cheap here too.
[Qquote author=ugandalady post=73858282]1) uganda is more laid-back than nigeria, more undeveloped. the pastoral scene.

2) condiment in the market. no idea what is that.

3) ugandan people basically eat flapjacks and a cup of tea for a meal, they hardly can afford meat. stove for flapjack making.

4) joy after working hours. palm wine. see their faces, how could they smile so openly if i was who i appeared to be in this forum.

you are a rich tourist

i mean the majority grassroot, who you as a tourist , sadly , will never encounter. they are the people, you sitting in a cruiser, pass by.

funny thing is , though you been to almost all the countries in the world, you see nothing.

africa is a place, you get nothing by passing by.

stay for 1 year or 2.

The way we think and act is sometimes a mystery to me.

Here's an interesting thread, at least for those of us who loves tourism. Instead of we to pick, comment and comment, all you care about is her skin color and her gender. That's really off

barackodam:
The way we think and act is sometimes a mystery to me.

Here's an interesting thread, at least for those of us who loves tourism. Instead of we to pick, comment and comment, all you care about is her skin color and her gender. That's really off

because i did troll a lot in romance column. heheheh.

they called me trans in that column, whatever.

ugandalady:


because i did troll a lot in romance column. heheheh.

they called me trans in that column, whatever.

Oh, I see. Well, for that, it's unsurprising. But I still love this thread. I've always had eyes for tourism, so, I tend to get swayed quite easily when I encounter such threads

barackodam:



Oh, I see. Well, for that, it's unsurprising. But I still love this thread. I've always had eyes for tourism, so, I tend to get swayed quite easily when I encounter such threads

are you a black person ? but this is uganda .they look similar to your country .

Funny
I am no tourist. I get to live in these countries for a spell due to the nature of my job.

BTW, I am Nigerian and very African, very grassroot

Let me know when next you are in Uganda. Would love to hang out in the suburbs while we eat some matoke garnished with meat

Enjoy

ugandalady:


you are a rich tourist

i mean the majority grassroot, who you as a tourist , sadly , will never encounter. they are the people, you sitting in a cruiser, pass by.

funny thing is , though you been to almost all the countries in the world, you see nothing.

africa is a place, you get nothing by passing by.

stay for 1 year or 2.

fcisca:
Funny
I am no tourist. I get to live in these countries for a spell due to the nature of my job.

BTW, I am Nigerian and very African, very grassroot

Let me know when next you are in Uganda. Would love to hang out in the suburbs while we eat some matoke garnished with meat

Enjoy

why do you go to uganda ? it is poorer than nigeria. and as you say, you are a grassroot, you dont do business here, right ? then, why do you stay in this country ?

ugandalady:


are you a black person ? but this is uganda .they look similar to your country .

Yes, I'm black, I'm a Nigerian. And Uganda might be similar to my country, but it isn't. That's just the facts

barackodam:



Yes, I'm black, I'm a Nigerian. And Uganda might be similar to my country, but it isn't. That's just the facts

could be. how is the feeling being there ? i mean , to another african country ? i mean, your own feeling.

ugandalady:


could be. how is the feeling being there ? i mean , to another african country ? i mean, your own feeling.

Never been, hoping to be. Culture, weather, women, language. There's a lot to explore

ugandalady:
nontheless, uganda is a very undeveloped country, a land-locked place.

obviously, ugandan people do not have many chances to see the world without, few foreigners would come .

a woman refused to be taken a photo of, by whisking a knife in her hand.

huge contrast, see how flattering nigerian are to white people.

that is hit to racism too, feel the diversity in africa.

That was wrong. She didn’t want her photo taken but you still went ahead, took the photo despite her protests and here you are sharing it on social media.

You should learn to respect people.

ugandalady:
hotel catering to white people , luxury by local standard. about 10 dollars for a meal and 40 dollars for a room. i was not a tourist, i just dropt by to have some lunch when i was working out of the office.

Hotel for white people or hotel for foreigners?

That was a nice peek at Uganda... Had more feel than what I normally read from other travel blogs. Hope to start touring African countries soon.

gbosaa:



That was wrong. She didn’t want her photo taken but you still went ahead, took the photo despite her protests and here you are sharing it on social media.

You should learn to respect people.

to refuse to be taken a photo of , is a mind-set of narrow-mindedness.

in my country, i would even give a smile to any foreigner who wants to snap a photo of me.

Mizwisdom:


Hotel for white people or hotel for foreigners?

i dont know, i just had lunch there. but of course everyone can stay there over night, if he has money to pay for the room.

you are over-sensitive, your next question may be : "if he has money" , what if "if she has money" ?

Your tone and use of words on this post sounds so racist

who knows maybe you are one

Nice thread inbetween

dFroshie:
Your tone and use of words on this post sounds so racist

who knows maybe you are one

Nice thread inbetween

i dont see anything i say has racism color. you can point it out by citing my original words.

dFroshie:
Your tone and use of words on this post sounds so racist

who knows maybe you are one

Nice thread inbetween

nontheless, uganda is a very undeveloped country, a land-locked place.

obviously, ugandan people do not have many chances to see the world without, few foreigners would come .

a woman refused to be taken a photo of, by whisking a knife in her hand.

huge contrast, see how flattering nigerian are to white people.

that is hit to racism too, feel the diversity in africa.

considering the income of Uganda people being just barely 100 dollars per month, it is a little bit uneasy for us to eat these fancy food.

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read my posts more minutely, and see how much i flatter you.

everything i said, is exaggeratingly positive , if not just objective, in the captions .

at least i am honest, i tell whatever impression this country gives me. do you want to hear incorrect descriptions which will probably humor you ?

ugandalady:


to refuse to be taken a photo of , is a mind-set of narrow-mindedness.

in my country, i would even give a smile to any foreigner who wants to snap a photo of me.

Now you are being judgemental. Everyone is not the same.
If I may ask, where exactly are you from?

She didn’t want her photograph taken and for you to take that photo against her wish and even share it on social media!!... do you think you’ve done the right thing?

gbosaa:


Now you are being judgemental. Everyone is not the same.
If I may ask, where exactly are you from?

She didn’t want her photograph taken and for you to take that photo against her wish and even share it on social media!!... do you think you’ve done the right thing?

i have been to more than 10 countries in 3 continents, the only people i find , who do not want to be taken photos of , are in africa. does that say something ?

she should be thankful that a people from another continent wishes to know her country and their daily life , and takes photos , shares them with his/her own people. it is a decent and proud job to be an object, a representative, in a culture interaction .

only narrow-mindedness could be the reason, if some one does not want to be such an object.

probably i should give her some money before taking a photo of her ? how crooked genuine personal interaction is twisted by the western tourists !! i dont know who is corrupting who ? the black people who hold out the hands to ask for money before being taken photos of, or the western tourists who give out the money.

actually, i specifically took this photo , after she shooed me away. she was such a surprising object, how could i let such a scene go ?