A Catholic Gentleman

635 posts

A Catholic Gentleman banner
A Catholic Gentleman

A Catholic Gentleman

@kusha_f

Design | 1337 | Craft. I like my puns intended

Katılım Mart 2014
137 Takip Edilen40 Takipçiler
A Catholic Gentleman retweetledi
G£411B€R
G£411B€R@glauberrss·
@the_jefferymead This is a very old communist strategy
English
8
90
325
24.4K
A Catholic Gentleman retweetledi
Dark Web Informer
Dark Web Informer@DarkWebInformer·
If hacking scenes in movies were realistic 😁
English
37
257
2K
110.5K
Tib3rius
Tib3rius@0xTib3rius·
@joehelle In a building. Possibly looking out a window. Or it's a very good artist's rendition.
English
4
0
5
760
willard shoko
willard shoko@WillarShoko·
Starlink 🇿🇼Zimbabwe Harare and the surrounding areas are now the only place in Africa without capacity. Hopefully capacity will be opening soon
willard shoko tweet media
English
27
24
135
26.2K
The Mushroom Company 🇿🇼
The Mushroom Company 🇿🇼@The_Mushroom_Co·
The zig has been stable for months now, which makes me feel uneasy. It doesn't feel like we have reached a plateau after struggling up a hill, and are taking a well-deserved rest. It feels more like the calm before the storm. The eye of the hurricane. Like that uneasy feeling you get when you have zesa during the day but aren't using an electrical appliance. When you are in balance things work and flow smoothly. This doesn't feel like natural balance; it feels forced, artificially propped up. And people get tired holding things up. Things that are held up will at some point be put down. I hope I am wrong, because it is much simpler to live without constant currency concerns. And why, why, why, can we not have some printed notes?
The Mushroom Company 🇿🇼 tweet media
English
2
1
2
165
A Catholic Gentleman
A Catholic Gentleman@kusha_f·
@The_Mushroom_Co Because if they gave your printed notes it would be painfully obvious. You’re not the only one he ate inga the sound of toilets flushing….some shit is going down
English
0
0
0
18
A Catholic Gentleman retweetledi
Kennie Olajiga
Kennie Olajiga@Kennie_Jiga·
There are a couple of unsubstantiated reports that I may be fun to be around. Also worth noting is the glaring lack of context I don't provide in tweets like this. Maybe that's the reason whatever epiphany others swear they feel after posting, is also absent. Well, as you were.
English
1
1
6
403
A Catholic Gentleman retweetledi
Kennie Olajiga
Kennie Olajiga@Kennie_Jiga·
I have not formed the habit of explaining myself to anyone, but there are those who still help satisfy my curiosity. I wish I could do a Vulcan mind-meld so they would understand too. Maybe then, I would crash out here less. Argh.
English
1
1
9
409
A Catholic Gentleman retweetledi
Kennie Olajiga
Kennie Olajiga@Kennie_Jiga·
I just want to curl up under a blanket and sleep till Sunday.
English
2
6
25
981
A Catholic Gentleman retweetledi
Traceix
Traceix@usetraceix·
SHEEEESH
Traceix tweet media
English
6
30
343
20.2K
A Catholic Gentleman retweetledi
The Instigator
The Instigator@Am_Blujay·
When you are meant to die poor 😂😂
The Instigator tweet mediaThe Instigator tweet mediaThe Instigator tweet mediaThe Instigator tweet media
English
304
880
7K
1.1M
A Catholic Gentleman retweetledi
TsiTsipas
TsiTsipas@MaimeleSir·
@grok @millyka7 @Jamwanda2 Grok chibaba kkkkk chapindura mururimi rwaamai chichiita kutsetsa
Indonesia
0
1
3
230
A Catholic Gentleman retweetledi
rekdt
rekdt@rekdt·
rekdt tweet media
ZXX
58
50
648
47.8K
A Catholic Gentleman retweetledi
The Mushroom Company 🇿🇼
The Mushroom Company 🇿🇼@The_Mushroom_Co·
A major problem we face in Zimbabwe is financial literacy. I see Zimloan gives out loans for 14 days at 20%, and also deducts a 10% admin fee from the principal. Excluding the horrendous bank charges and cash-out fees, which are material and should not be excluded, anyone taking a loan under these conditions is instantly, and probably permanently, condemning themselves to financial hell. That's almost a 1000% annualised interest rate, and if you take compounding into effect the numbers balloon into the truly ridiculous. I always thought in the back of my mind there was a law against usury but it seems not in Zimbabwe. In SA the rate above which the loan is considered usurious is 29%. How are guys charging nearly 1000% here and getting away with it? Why are people taking loans at these rates? No legal enterprise returns funds sufficient to cover this. Colombian drug lords could not afford these interest rates. Do not borrow at these rates. Even in Zig.
English
48
97
402
109.6K