මෙවන් රටක නොඉපදේවා,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Chooty malli · May 9, 2010

මෙවන් රටක නොඉපදේවා,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Elephant Anyone?

[FONT=&quot]When an elephant dies in Zimbabwe, as these photos show, it doesn't stick around for long. Poverty does some strange things to people and one of the things it does is make them hungry. So when villagers came across this dead elephant they just naturally had to butcher it and take it home to cook and eat. I wonder if it tastes like chicken?[/FONT]

අදහසක් කොටල යන්න අමතක කරන්න එපා.....................

sameerasa123 · May 9, 2010

ammoo

somadasa · May 9, 2010

hambayo ne ban!

migaramk · May 9, 2010

what the hell......

maxi boy · May 9, 2010

Noddakin Mun

anrdeknyke · May 9, 2010

අප්පෝ මුන් වගේ එවුන්

Chooty malli · May 9, 2010

somadasa said:
hambayo ne ban!

snoop · May 9, 2010

FCUK!!

laknath123 · May 9, 2010

that is their culture....thats all........

Khalifa · May 9, 2010

somadasa said:
hambayo ne ban!

හම්බයෝ ?

85% of Zimbabweans are Christian; 62% percent of the population attends religious services regularly.[112] The largest Christian churches are Anglican, Roman Catholic, Seventh-day Adventist[113] and Methodist. As in other African countries, Christianity may be mixed with enduring traditional beliefs. Besides Christianity, ancestral worship is the most practiced non-Christian religion, involving spiritual intercession; the Mbira Dza Vadzimu, which means "Voice of the Ancestors", an instrument related to many lamellophones ubiquitous throughout Africa, is central to many ceremonial proceedings