Good to hear that walaal, waa muxadaro aad u wacan. Maybe I should get it on my phone too.

You are welcome sis.

Happy bday folks. Enjoy your special day.

Jacpher;902620 wrote: There is a benefit in following the Sunnah. Yes indeed yaa shaykhnaa. Jazakallaah kheyral jazaa. Thanks Caaliya for sharing. Adaa mudan.

I love youtube. It can be beneficial at times. Anyways, walaal feel free to educate us about the songs somalis used to sing when they milked their cows or took their cattle to the well. It is definitely a beautiful part of our culture and sadly many of us were never exposed to nor bothered to take the initiative to learn.

Hadey yadii garatay in ay qaxooti yihiin oo sida darteed u hadlayaan sidaas, maxaad adigu u garan weydey LOL... Kuwa aad leedahay waa somali leaders yago afka aqoona. Uma baahna in ay khajilaan oo ka khajilaan luqada shisheeya ee si wacan u aqoon oo kuwa badan oo ka mid ah waxbarasho meel sare ka gaadheen yadoo ay ku dhigdeen dalal kale. Waxaan ku idhi cashar free ah habeenki uu dhig dadkaa aad ka hadlasid wa hadaad wax ku dhaantid ..

uchi;902279 wrote: Yeh I was holding the camera and I was the one who asked her if we could talk to her, she isn't really a bad lady at all. If you are Australian you can narrow down who the interviewing guy is and the location where this was filmed. Lol OK I'll contact my Australian relatives. Can they also narrow down the camera man lol..I'm just messing. And yeah the lady doesn't sound all that bad. Simply hating on the fact that somalis milk the system while she couldn't do the same lol

Lol mustsfe wali ma indhoadeegasa. Waxaad ogaata dhulkas u ku jiidayo ayu marka danbe ku keenaya hadu manto dhan qofkale dhoho turjum qofku waxba ma baranay. Tankale so taa habartaa cad u jawaabso oo fahmasa. She is not annoyed with him. Adoo shalay miyiga kasoo galayna waxaad leedahay lemme quote you "utterly annoyed" kees iskawaal miyeeyna aheen.

Apophis;902193 wrote: Aaliyyaah: you have a point (btw, your name has too many letters). It only has one extra "y". Lol..and that was because Sol wouldnt allow me to spell it right.

^ yeah there is some truth to that. But, it is not just specific to Somalis. Many immigrant communities keep to themselves. I am sure it has to do with both language barrier and cultural barrier. Maxay nimanka maqaahiyada fahdiya u sheegi lahayeen habar cad lol fadhi ku dirirkooda dhinac miyeey kasoo fadhisan laheed lol...at least let them say hello though. That should suffice

uchi;902081 wrote: lol how did that get online? I actually filmed that lmao. Bloody SBS channel!. LOL you filmed this? does that mean you were the interviewer? or you simply filmed it.

Apophis;902082 wrote: At least she gave credit to the original landowners. And she doesn't sound maliciously racist, just ignorant. I wasn't offended at all. I was amused the whole time I was listening to her. She sounds left out...waxay rabta in ay soomaalidu salamaan oo la hadlaan. LOL

Mustafe;902085 wrote: Horta why do all Somalis speak English exactly the same? And why do they pretend to be journalists in languages they can not speak properly? Its utterly annoying. Bal muu af somali iskaga hadlo oo ciyaalka xaafadda mid ku yidhaahdo war ii turjum? And the lady is full of crap, I don't think the said minstry discriminates against any one based on race when it comes to housing. Waa first come first serve. Too bad If the Somalis are better at calculating than whites when it comes to getting the new houses lol. Just because he is speaking English, does that mean he is pretending to be an English journalist?..war bal eega fuuduushan LOL..and why does he had to call someone else to speak on his behalf when he did a fine job interviewing this woman. As Reeyo said above some somalis have an accent. And that is nothing to be ashamed of. Dadka qaar af ingriisi wax wayn mooda. Qofkasta mar bu luqad bartaa hadey noqoto af ingriisi iyo afkaleba.

Two volunteer firefighters were shot dead on Monday by a convicted killer who lay in wait after setting a house alight to lure them to the scene. The gunman, identified by police as William Spengler, 62, also injured two other firefighters in the Christmas Eve ambush in Webster, a quiet town on the Lake Ontario shore, 15 miles from Rochester. When the first responders arrived to tackle the blaze, Spengler opened fire like a sniper, police said. He was armed with several weapons, including a rifle. Spengler had served nearly two decades behind bars for the manslaughter of his grandmother and could not have owned the weapons legally. He was later found dead, apparently from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. His sister, Cheryl, remained unaccounted for, police said. It is feared she may too have been shot by her brother, or have died in the blaze which began in the house they shared. It is believed their mother, Arline, also resided at the property until her death in October. The ambush took place at around 6am, shortly after the town's volunteer fire service had been made aware of a burning property and car on Lake Road. Webster police chief Gerald Pickering told reporters that the fire was probably set by Spengler "who then laid in wait with armament". He had picked a nearby vantage point from where he could observe the firefighters' movements. "He took up a position of cover, to be a sniper and shoot the first responders," Pickering said "We know that there were several different types of weapons," he added. Earlier on Monday, Pickering fought back tears as he revealed the names of the two men who were killed – including a police lieutenant who gave up his free time to volunteer at the local fire station. Mike Chiapperini, 43, was a public information officer for Webster police department. Tomasz Kaczowka, whose age was not released, was a 911 dispatcher. "These people get up in the middle of the night to go put out fires. They don't expect to be shot and killed" said Pickering. "These guys are all heroes, they are heroes," he said later. An off-duty police officer who happened to be driving past the scene was also injured by shrapnel. The first police officers to arrive at the scene returned fire and spent some time chasing the gunman. Meanwhile 33 people were evacuated from the neighbouring properties. Fire crews were forced to wait until the area had been secured, with the help of Swat teams, before tackling the fire which by then had spread to nearby buildings. In all, seven homes were destroyed, police said. "We do not know if there are any additional victims in these homes," Pickering said. The two surviving firefighters in the attack suffered "significant injuries", a hospital spokeswoman said. Joseph Hofsetter received a complex bullet wound to the pelvis, while Theodore Scardino was hit in his right knee and left shoulder. Both remained in an intensive care unit at hospital in nearby Rochester on Monday. Neither man's injuries are life threatening, but they are likely to need lengthy medical treatment, a hospital spokeswoman said. Details of Spengler's criminal record were released by police later on Monday. In 1981, he was given an indeterminate jail sentence after being convicted of beating his 92-year-old grandmother to death. The manslaughter conviction saw him spend more than 17 years in prison before his release in 1998. Authorities said he remained on parole until 2006, but that there were no further recorded incidents of brushes with the law. Pickering said that Monday's attack highlighted the need for the US to get a handle on gun control and mental health issues. Monroe County Sheriff Patrick O'Flynn also lamented the rise in incidents of mass shootings. "It's sad to see that this is becoming more commonplace in communities across the nation," he said. The deaths come amid renewed demands for tougher gun laws, after the Newtown school shooting 10 days ago in which 20 children and seven adults were killed. On Sunday, the most powerful gun rights lobby group in the US, the National Rifle Association, vowed again to oppose any new restrictions and said it would not cooperate with a task force on gun violence which is to be led by vice-president Joe Biden.

lol I have the tendency to give an advice even when I am not asked. So I definitely would want to advice someone igu ducaynaya nasixaa. HOnestly though you made the right decision by compromising. P.s bidaartan walee inbadan oo niga mida dhibtey lets hope you got some hair by next december. Just kidding.

STOIC;901844 wrote: Warya Aaliya afkiina kaadiiga..Niin aan Afar iyo taboonka Quraanka xiftiin yusan haweeysaan...She is a selfless, proud and sincere believing muslim Somali woman. There are criteria to fulfill first. You must be strong in character and wise to begin. lol Stoic. Waad mshadsantahay. I officially named Stoic as my spokesperson. Umadan dacayadoodi baa badataye usheeg runta.

lol I believe that script claimed to be 19. Xagaan gaynaya cunug yar lol.

Haatu;901789 wrote: Where's Aaliyah? She wanted a tall dude to marry? I think we've found one for her, and her cousin at that too! Oba, that discussion is closed sxb. We've already come to an understanding. Cawl dambe yaan lagaa maqlin hadaad irrir samaale tahey I am not following your discussion folks. Who is the tall guy you speak of? lol

LOl@ jac's comment about Hussein Bisad finding his match.

lool abdi hybe is a legend. Laakin maxa balihisa yacaya sifiican midhaha heesta uma fahmin.

talow maxa Alpha geeyay meshii rabshad ka socoto..is he a reporter?

Reeyo;901342 wrote: Its like 2am here and watching just got me hungry. lol waxaan rajaynaya suqaar yar in aad ku tuuratay lool