lala salama

“lala salama translated literly means sleep good or safe in swahilli. By saying lala salama to a Swahilli speaking individual, you are basically saying good night. It is in a way a bed time greeting you could say.

now that you have all learned a Swahilli phrase, I am going to attempt to fall asleep in my bed. That means that I have to leave the computer and go to my bed however, which means I mus leave trail talk!

You guys rock! Lala salama!”

“Lala salama!

(This better not be a dirty word. I am trying to clean up my act here)”

“i think lala salama was a dancer in a bar i used to frequent....”

“I'm familiar with lala salama. Its an Italian meat, like sausage, and you hang it to age it.”

“Well LH, you would know about Italian meat

(dang it, cleaning up one's act is hard!)”

“LOL”

“Hey, throw some of that Italian meat on the grrrril!

Akkk! I can't reform, I give up Ü”

“LOL, you are not that bad Biz”

“Wasn't she a black entertainer back in the 70s-80s?”

“Sheik J'bouti.”

“sheik yerbouti! classic zappa!”

“I met lala salama once, in a little bar in Boquillas, across the river from the Big Bend NP. She was hawking "authentic" mexican blankets.”

“Haraka, haraka, haina, baraka.”

“Hey Mel,

lala salama llama mama.”

“Fritz, I'm impressed! Habari Yako?”

“laying salami? I've heard of that”

“Biz, I am proud of my knowledge of Italian meats, though now I am eating Scandinavian :{}”

“Nzuri.

Jambo sana!”

“Somebody else Speaks Swahilli!!!”

“Lala salama Buwana.”

“Kowabunga”

“ma ma se
ma ma sa
ma ma coo sa”

“We could post some very good Zappa lyrics here with "Bwana" in them.


(you kick it to start!)”