Originally posted by besbaaso: if u were any smarter u would have come up something other than "somaliland".....what does that mean...the rest of somalia isn't somaliland, if u don't want to be a part of somalia come up with another name.....u should stick what u r so good at hiding behind the british's behind...no one with credibility would ever separate somalia.....especially ...for such a trivial bunch of people.... :mad: peace If all the people on this planet were asked for an opinion then surely some of the worst hunqaaco would be heard......

Shaah iyo shukaansi....You have to be old fashioned to think they go hand in hand.Ask the older generation sidii dumarkii hore shaah ugu daldalyeyn odayashii hore ayuu gastric ku wada dhacey.Bal is ilaali jaceyl intaan ICU lagu la ordin. *Whatever happened to strawberry,chocolate iyo wixii la mid ahaa....Ma bad Jaceyl malaha weli bugii hore ayuu weli isdaba wadaa....*

Innaa Lilaahi waa innaa Ileyhi raajicuun. May Allah grant her Paradise.

Since the warlords are now MPs they should bring together their personal armies and build one national army. This will save time because instead of AU and other international bodies sending in peacekeeping troops to disarm the militias they will use the money to rebuild the nation. The administration should return home as legislators and rule their country by law not guns. Kisanya Vincent, Nairobi, Kenya Now imagine that happening. I have my own question to ask people in here.Abdillahi Yusuf has now been elected President of Somalia but one question I want people to answer for me is since his election the people surrounding him are still all from his tribe.I personally know some of his closest "advisors" mostly hired after his election including a dude who worked in a hotel in DC.Now my question is since he's been elected President of a whole nation why not bring other people from other clans onboard as your advisors even if its only a token measure to appease them and look sincere in his quest to unify Somalia.......?

Ayoub n OG.Me thinks its a match made in heaven.... *****walks out singing labadii hoodmee hooy wada galee.......*****

Sheherazade said We've obviously never met or you wouldn't be saying that. Hehe. Now that has to be the sweetest propasal I have ever seen

Its really sad that this has happened but the blame lies also on those Somali kids who are trying to emulate life in the ghetto.I have seen Capitol Park and I know that there are so called "Somali gangs" out there who act, talk, dress and behave like one of those gangs out of South Central LA but in reality are only a nuisance during Somali parties and among Somalis, but against real gangs I have heard they are not as tough as they portray themselves to be. Now take the case of the poster himself if I had seen this post anywhere else other than SOL I would have thought it was posted by the same people he's calling names.Somali kids need to realize that acting,dressing ghetto will only mean a life in the ghettos and things very similar to what has happened in Ohio will happen every where Somalis reside in large numbers.

The spoil part, hell yeah we pray for it day n nite nite n day......Good food,great loving and maybe just maybe an income that's not mine MINUS the talk...... don't know any man who will refuse that

Originally posted by Sophist: Baashoow, Maansadan waxaan inoogu soo xuley, rag badan ayaa waxay yiraahdaan, abwaanada ciideed waa looga xeel dheer yahay arimaha qalbiga. Marka waxaan bal is iri malaha tusaale kan maad u keentid. Nabab Sophist And a perfect example if I may add.... Caashaq wuxuu kudhacaa ninkii naftiisa u ogolaada soo maaha? Hadana oo hadana Has to be the best one liner of all time

Thanx India for the tip. But I'm surprised you and Northerner have Kamsaro caleen as Kabsaro but then so long as you both understand its aight.

Quantum Your above post says a lot about you.Single and free just like me...Balance saaxiib is something we can only wish for with women but never taste it in a lifetime...

From what I understand this problem was back in Somalia where there were no fertility clinics that could diagnose the problem.So naturally since Islam allows polygamy they thought they could diagnose the problem by getting the man to take on a second wife and see if she would get pregnant in the process.Now that problem has altogether been elimanated with simple procedure especially among those of us in the West. I hope that answers the first part of your question ,the second is a lil tricky since it requires a look into the future which I have no control over but if I remember correctly this is how things were done back in the day among Somalis. If the woman could not bear kids a man would in the past love her and continue to keep her as his first wife but also try a second wife.If however the problem was from the man's side then a woman could seek divorce to remarry again.And I personally think that was a very fair deal...

quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Originally posted by Femme_Fatale: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is the orginal quote before some men tampered with it... The way to a man's heart is through his chest with a chainsaw chainsaw made of yummy food soo maha Quantum Had the baby known after that delighful snack a few hastly spoken words like "would you marry me" would result in years of madax xanuun I think he would seriously think twice and most probably settle for a cookie instead of marriage

Qorfe=Cloves Cilantro or Coriander=Kamsaro not Kabsaro as some suggested Hail=??Need help with that. Xawash for Suugo and rice or anything else la shiilo

Loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool Little bugger

Men yar iyo weyn waa isku mid.The way to a man's heart is through maxey bey aheyd.....

Horn Bari wuu suroonayaa ee waxba ha ka qorin.I bet he's written down all the good juicy points in uu kaa eryo meesha ayuu rabaa ee dheeg ha u dhigin...... Now intaas kadib saaxiib only one point hasn't been raised yet and thats thats the dress code habeenka aad qaali lulla wadeysid. Me personally I believe in bright colors(red,bright green,orange just to name a few).Where else would she look.You are a product on sale habeenkaas why not be like a walking talking supersign right out off Times square.Meel kaste eey eegto bam its you or a reflection of you.There's nothing that can beat that.You know how the Faranjui say first impression is always the last well I say first is always the brightest....

Muran iyo dood waa isku mid.Laakinse waxa qudha eey ku kala duwanyihiin waxa weeye midna xushmad iyo ixtriraam baa ku deehaan ta kalena buuq iyo ismaqal la'an. Example yar hadaan soo qaado: Labada barlamaan ee Mareykanka iyo Ingriiska.Ka Mareykan siidii dad wax garad ah beey u doodaan kuwa Ingriiskuna siidii dabajiir(pl dibjir)meel leyskugu keeney bey u murmaan.... Walee meeshaan waa meshii aan Afka hooyo ku jimicsiin lahaa.

I agree there's more to Mogadisho then these crappy pictures but then these pictures and the stories they tell sell better

^^^^Insult nah it was just a lil prayer said out loud.

Monday=Isniin Tuesday=Salso or Talaado Wednesday=Arbaaco Thursday=Khamis Friday=Jimce Saturday=Sabti Sunday=Axad

This article from AP is a better read.The outcome will most likely be the same but I doubt if thats what the victims are looking for.From what I know Samater is in a better position financially but the second dude is just a security guard at the local DMV(Dept of Motor Vehicles) Read on Former Somali Prime Minister [Ali Samater] Sued For War Crimes MATTHEW BARAKAT Associated Press ALEXANDRIA, Va. - The former prime minister of Somalia, now a resident of northern Virginia, was sued Thursday in federal court by victims who allege he perpetrated war crimes and other human rights abuses during the regime of dictator Siad Barre. One of the lawsuit's plaintiffs lives in Atlanta. A similar lawsuit was filed against Yusuf Abdi Ali, also known as Tokeh, an Army battalion commander in Somalia who allegedly carried out and supervised killings, torture and beatings in the mid- to late-1980s, during the latter years of the Barre regime. Abdi Ali now lives in Alexandria. The lawsuits were filed by a human-rights group called the Center for Justice and Accountability on behalf of torture survivors and relatives of those killed by the regime. The suits seek unspecified damages. Mohamed Ali Samatar, who now lives in Fairfax, was Barre's defense minister from 1980 to 1987 and prime minister from 1987 to 1990, and therefore exerted control over the country's armed forces, according to the lawsuit. As a high-ranking government official, Ali Samatar "permitted persons or groups acting in coordination with the Armed Forces ... to commit human rights abuses." Between 1980 and 1990, the government engaged in torture, killings and rape as part of a pattern "of systematic human rights violations against the civilian population of Somalia and contrary to the law and customs of war," the lawsuit alleges. Plaintiff Bashe Abdi Yousuf lives in Atlanta. In 1982, living in Somalia, he was charged with high treason and sentenced to 20 years in prison, spending 6 1/2 years in prison in solitary confinement and subsisting on twice-daily rations of gruel, according to the lawsuit. When he was arrested, he was twice administered electric shocks and on several occasions lost consciousness when his captors would hold his nose shut and pour water down his mouth, the lawsuit alleges. "I was fortunate to survive, but many others did not," Bashe said. "I hope the lawsuit sends a message that perpetrators of human rights abuses will be held accountable for their crimes. The United States should not provide a safe haven to individuals who have committed gross human rights abuses." The lawsuit against Abdi Ali alleges that he participated in and oversaw beatings and torture of civilians, including beatings of a pregnant woman who miscarried as a result. That woman, who spent six years in prison and whose name is withheld in the lawsuit, is one of the plaintiffs in the case. Calls to Ali Samatar's home went unanswered. Abdi Ali declined comment without first speaking to a lawyer. In September, CJA won a $10 million judgment against a retired Salvadoran air force captain liable Friday in the 1980 slaying of a Salvadoran archbishop, although the defendant in that case never responded to the lawsuit.

Xoogsade Macal Ciideen saaxiib.I will pick an Alberto Gonzales any day over an Ashcroft from the mid west.

Rahiima Joke Not in my dhaqan and for that matter in any Somali dhaqan

Nationalist You are doing a terrific job saaxiib.I think its about time the sane elements in our society were given the credit they dearly deserve.