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About Yaounde

Here’s a tidbit—back in Victorian days, pros’d use rhymin’ slang to confuse the law. “Rosie Lee” for tea, “trouble and strife” for wife—kept ‘em guessin’. She’s prob’ly got her own code, this one, laughin’ at me fumblin’. “Oi, slow down, yeah?” I say, trippin’ over a curb—smooth, real smooth. She cackles, loud, free—makes me grin despite the bruised ego.

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Over at Techie Lane, you'll see the new co-working spot. An edgy hub of creative souls. I bumped into some whiz-kids there, spoutin’ code and dreams. The energy? Electric. Reminds me, like, "The internet's not written in pencil, it’s written in ink." Nah, that’s not from the movie, but you know what I mean.

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