I refuse for this thread to die! Waryaa yaa ku daray .

^^Weligeenba is xaad-xaadiriya R.Baro ! Meeshaan ciidan cusub baa qabsaday adeer. As long Bishaaro, Abraar, ruala, iyo General L o Z are around, yuo guys are gone for good . Xaadir ku lahaa, meeshaan inaan xirsi u jaray buusan ogeyn .

^^ @Xiin Xirsi. Naciimay, haddaan ba ka sheekeyney in bahalkaa laygu eedeeyey inaan cuno anigoon weligay dhadhamin . Adna soo iibi baad i leedahay .

Jimce Lee & Khery; As much as I would not like to involve with these legal wranglings, iney iyada tagtaan ka cabsi qabaa walle . Curling & Ahura; My name is not Mohamed, and my DOB is not 01/01 either. Bal adinku ka taliya ! Actually Ms. Johnson was the actual name of my neighbor. So it was not a Xaliimo whom I was suspected [assumed] to have been to her parties. P.S: My name is not even a very popular name!

It is quite annoying when a lazy and faulty system drags you along with it. In a less than two years time, I have been subjected to court summons and been served subpoenas. Of course, it all turned out to have been a mistake. It was net result of a broken system, and partially, the poor judgment of greedy attorney. Here is how it all unfolded. ACT 1. A court clerk turns up on my doorsteps to serve me a court subpoena. I was stunned that I was subpoenaed to begin with, but even worse, the reason I was subpoenaed was even more confounding. You are subpoenaed to serve as a witness for the case DistrictX vs. Ms Johnson. The subpoena read. Wow! Allegedly since Ms.Johnson is my long time neighbor, I must’ve been to one of her load parties that she periodically hosts. Since I have been to her parties, or so the assumption goes, I would’ve probably been present when the alleged crime had taken place! And so my perceived knowledge about the incident, the court was informed, is critically valuable to this case. Of course I was shocked, and, angry. I called the lawyer of Ms. Johnson (as instructed) and ask him to answer all the whys, and hows that I had. Finally he succumbed to my demand and dropped me as a witness for that case. That was done. ACT 2. Another court clerk shows up at my door and serves me a court summon (not a subpoena this time). The case is Law FirmY vs. Xiin. Wow! Xiin has done a quite a damage to a credit card company, and this Law FirmY is hired to fetch that money from Xiin who has been alluding justice for some time now. War yaa Illaahay yaqaan! This time it was even worse than the previous episode because the court date was very close. Faced with a looming court appearance for a legal issue that I have no idea why I am part of, I decided to call the Law Firm to ask them more details about the case. It turns out that my name has been mistakenly picked from a database. The real Xiin, who’s the real offender here, left no traces what so ever. Now what? I asked. You have to dispute in writing that you are not the said person, the Law FirmY answered. And to prove that you are not him, you have to include a copy of your driver license, they instructed! Or else you have to fight in court, they warned. As busy man as I am, I succumbed to their demand. The bad news about this is disputing in writing does not end this legal flop. They will have to investigate. Only then will they remove my name from their database, and stop this harassment. I don’t know, I hope it ends there. ACT 3. This time a letter arrived in my mail from a distant state to which I have never been, mind you, threatening me a legal action if I don’t attend my court appearance. This regards, the letter said, my control substance infraction that I committed, according to the letter, in that state. A control substance! Though I later figured out that it meant qaad, I was really shocked that good Xiin would be accused using control substance in violation of the Law. Of course, after couple of calls the matter was settled, and my good name cleared. But it is beyond me why these legal systems are so lazy to identify people with their proper identification, driver license, social security, etc. Why do they rely on a mere name match? Did a similar fate happen to you? And how did you fight it? What is the best way to handle such incidents, I ask. Where are the lawyers of SOL?

This is great news wallaahi. What is great about this is not that they win; rather it is that they deserve to have won. The people of Palestine deserve it. Destiny has never been a matter of chances, to paraphrase someone’s wisdom; it has always been a matter of choice, a thing to strive to achieve, and not an arbitrary fate to be waited for its exact. Though prudence dictates not to celebrate too early, but rarely do we witness days with such political significance. What would the west do when two-thirds of a nation’s masses vote for an organization that the west deem terrorist? Is this a prelude for the rise of Islamist politics in the Middle East? What would a democracy that becomes a legitimate vehicle for the Islamic fundamentalist mean to the western world? My feeling was just like Cabdi Galayax's: Anigubase waan kula qabaa, qaabka aad tahaye Waa waxa jirkaygii qayiray, qulubka maata ahe Markuu laylka qaarkiis tagaan, qaraw la toosaaye Sidii ruux qof uu diley dhintoo, qaantii lagu yeeshay Ama loo qisaasanahayoo, qool la gelinaayo Anigoo qarqarayaan arkaa, Qoran daraaddaaye Qoodhuu ka jabay geel ninkii, qolo ka xoogtaaye Hadduu cadow ku qaybsado anoo, la iga kaa qaaday Caanaha qabow iyo haddaan, qalaxsigii waayo Sidaydaba qarracan baan u dhiman, qaybna waan gabine Arlaa’iga qoyaan meel leh iyo, qolof ma weydeene Qaxarkaad maraysiyo waxaan, qalawga kuu geeyey Qawlaha ku raadinahayaan, kaaga qariyaaye Qarfadaada meer waa danbuu, qiil inoo bixine Qiilna waa noo baxay, i say! Analysis, good nomads, analysis.

^Don't put her on the spot, dear Faarax, and feed her enquiring-mind, instead, that in musqul or not, you can’t escape from those divine guards. As for Khayr’s question; just don’t talk, man. Explaine if asked why! Simple. Is it not? Speaking, of course, from experience, I found most people considerate and understanding .

^^I wanted to give the last word (I always give women last word), but I have to rescue you one more time; I am not being argumentative. And women are always right, you’re right. Please have the last word .

Though Farida spoke with more truth than grammar, a good one still, I agree. Good Meygaag has presented an artic dual to Farida's , I think .

^^there were'nt any deductions in my last post either. It was a natural reaction to your expression . Haddaadan Soomaali aqoon we will have communication problems anyway, so ka bul dheh .

^^Mature we may be, but old farts we are not. And one more thing, good ibtisam, be warned as Xiin may not be that toothless senile you might have imagined he is. Weli ilkahaygii waa igu yaallaan ee isjir.

^^Blessed, Your father aad buu kuu bajiyey dee . But he was right to warn you then. You see, anigu jacayl-kaan ay wad-wadaan waaba ku xajiimoodaa. You either want her or not, damit :mad: . Maantoo dhan waan ku jeclahay, iyo hii iyo haa, uun bay gurayaan .

^Ma la hubaa, yaa Naciimah? When the fog of love disperses, if compassion and humanity don’t take its place, that relationship, regardless of how lovely it’d been, destines to fail. Though men find irresistible, and some times are overwhelmed by the sheer presence of women, that vanishes as the mingling hits the bottom. What needs to endure, or rather should endure, is the care and kindness of women, and thoughtfulness and consideration of men. When those qualities are combined, they produce wonders that only those devoid of imagination fail to see. So think deep, my respected sister (haldhaa that is), as your inquiry whether men fall in love suggested naiveté. Though I would not like to be the bearer of bad news, but to be after a long lasting love is to chase your tale. Look for a relationship, instead, that has most ingredients of stability, my sister. Marriage is a package; hence accept it as such. It would be a pure triviality to reduce it to a few kisses and sexual spurs. I am not loosing my poise if I wonder out load when would some grown up women stop shopping in the teens section, and begin to act and think like a mature women they supposed to be. Caku hadba mid xiimaysaa kusoo geleysa! lol@S.O.S and his jacbur: Sidii laba digaag sow ilkaa layska cuni maayo.

^^War qoftu (As-salafiya that is) waa dumar e isjir .

Nurow, well come back bro to the political scene. You have not missed much, and ilma-muumin-jahanamo , as always, are superb in their political performance. The tall saajin has stolen two bases to be at par with reer-maquuste. The saintly shariif stored the anarchy symmetry, and he has delivered indeed. As it stands now, all the ingredients for this anarchy to continue are in place. The deliverables have been achieved. P.S: Somaliland is about to be recognized though, and we may as well end up begging a moment’s repose under their lofty tree. A tree, mind you, where our good Tolstoy snoots at those 'defeated lot’ .

Allow Sheekha u hiilli.Aamiin.

Lool@ORR. Nice come back, good Bishaaro. Abraarey, Bishaaro waa noo been-guuraysaa. Kala horid bay ku jirtaa .

Originally posted by Curling Waterfall: quote:Originally posted by xiinfaniin: I have no ax to grind . Course not.. ax = ouch! 'tis somali ^^Right. But mine was meant to scoff your sarcasm charge, not that I missed the ax . ax to grind : an ulterior often selfish purpose to further . CG, practice (we all should), my freind, her courtesy, I say .

^^Yaa been-guuray! Laakin Bishaaroy, for curiosity sake, where are the gallants of SOL, or have they no amorous to show? Haddey jiraan, They should thank God for He answered their prayers tonight; Guri bila ninkii doonayee nacaya goonbaarta Ee guur u jeedoow I maqal waan ku garansiine .......................................... Allow gaaridii loo xishiyo gabadha loo aayo Raaliyo garaad badan midaan iga guhaadaynin Adaan gacanta kuu hoorsadee hay gefsiin caawa. Aw Yusuf Barre of Qorrexeey, ducadiisii oo la aqbalay weeye Bishaaro ! Who can proof her wrong, that men with good hearts do indeed exist ?

^^Haddaaba waagu ii beryey . Fakataa kamaa fatuura aa! That beats me, wallee . P.S--> Isugaadhay midkaa tidhaa meel uun baa go'ane. : not quite, i say .

DP

^^^ Not at all. I have no ax to grind . Meel cidla ah ha ka didin .

^^Words of the elite . I knew you were no snob girl, CW.

^^^WoW. What a literary avalanche this is! Good one, Sharma’arke. Nurow we all suspect there's more to you than you’ve thusfar allowed us to hear. Come back and say more, brother .

Waa juuqla'!