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I spent more than a month without internet in Sudan. I’m immune to all kinds of bored now.
My friend fell in love with a 40 year old news broadcaster working with BBC.
Aljazeera, france 24, CNN, BBC was all I watched. 1 more week and I would’ve understood how the stock market works.
There was a day we watched Tom and Jerry at 4am. With the laptop connected to the HDMI
I found out that iPhone’s battery can last up to 2-3 days with no internet.
My friend and I counted the number of crystals our chandelier has during the day.
There was a day I played FIFA from immediately after isha(7:30pm) till subh(5:20pm)
Niggas were coming over to our place at 2am to play FIFA because they tired of staring at the cieling
2 out of my crushes found boyfriends during that time.
One of my female friends, which we had this culture of hanging out together every Eid got married during that period. I found out 2 months later.
We used to go hotels at 3am hoping their free WIFI will be on so that we can actually hear the sounds of notifications in our phones
There was a day I got internet in this library, went thru my twitter I saw niggas doing this blue for sudan thing, Like nigga how the fuck your profile pic gon cure my phase 2 depression? But to anyone that did it, thank you tho.
I had to wait 3 hours on the line to get 1hr of slow internet in this internet cafe just to reply my birthday messages on the 16th June, 2019. Life was T, T for Tuff
@Muhammad_karfi came to my house just to laugh at me because he came back from Nigeria with his MTN sim which was working.... only to get a call from him later in the night that soldiers beat the shit out of him and lost one of his phones in the process
My friends used to go the airport around 1am and leave after subh all in hopes of having luck with the airport’s free WiFi.
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At the last 7 days before the internet was back. I accepted my fate as a caveman. I was very okay with not having the internet at that time.
