MTNzania
In 1994, South Africa entered the cellular phone market. You could either get with Vodacom, 50% owned by the hated Telkom (and the other 50% by Vodafone, who now has a controlling share), or "the better connection", MTN.
Officially disguised as a Canadian
In 1994, South Africa entered the cellular phone market. You could either get with Vodacom, 50% owned by the hated Telkom (and the other 50% by Vodafone, who now has a controlling share), or "the better connection", MTN.
Some very basic products, like t-shirts, mugs and clocks, are available from the Smiters of Iniquity Shop. Let's see if this thing makes money.
La la la
This is a transcript of Barack Obama's acceptance speech, taken from News24.com.
Sunday was our one year wedding anniversary, and I'm looking forward to the rest of our life together. Yay!
"The words 'Friendster', 'Klum', 'Nazr', 'Obama', and 'Racicot' are not recognized when you check the spelling in Windows Vista and in Windows Server 2008."
The legend that was George Carlin died on Sunday evening, Santa Monica time.
Well, for the meantime anyway. I have blocked China from my server, as well as half of Spain apparently (one errant ISP's IP range kept coming up in my logs).
Now they want us to believe that SA passports are being replaced by SADC passports, and a region-specific currency too. As if!