^ i'll post. i'm a man of my word, you know.

Cambuulo iyo bun;971815 wrote: Bakara Market View looks like the Rio favelas, ma istidhi? inaar, what is development if it's based on inequality? xamar waa in aay isku xishoodto, ma garatay? :mad:

^ you're a foul little creature. why are you attacking my friend? :mad: i might show him these pictures, you know.....''inaar sawiro kuu eeg ayaan internet kaa soo heley''. this way, we'll find out the identity of Caano Geel because they're probably facebook friends, then i'll post caano's pics on-line and we'll speculate on the asymmetrics of his facial profile.

awesome tune from Mali.

Caano_Geel;971689 wrote: Money did you say?? this is Dahabshiil HQ in Hargeisa. i think i've seen this guy working there. Caano Geel, it's a bit shameful exposing people like this, waa kuu sidee?

yes! maxa cusub y'all. jimco wanaagsan oo wacan, dee.

#I’ve been travellin’ on this road too long (too long) Just tryna find my way back home (back home) The old me is dead and gone, dead and gone And ohhhh (eyyy) I’ve been travellin’ on this road too long (too long) Just tryna find my way back home (back home) The old me is dead and gone, dead and gone, dead and gone # LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

this is a boring site, ma istidhi? fcuking hell. :mad: i'm out until further notice. :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

i love qaaci music, you know. couple of favourites to share......

@ Nin-Yaban awesome thread ninyahow. this is the break-down of SL's justice system....... SL's justice system is unique. the SL Republic has a developed judicial structures, working symbiotically together - customary (xeer), islamic and statutory laws to deliver justice. this is no doubt a result of it's unique triple heritage. Xeer law is very powerful and resolves most disputes (mostly civil). Sharia law is somewhat powerful. the statues haven't been updated for the most part. for criminal offences, the 1960 Penal Code, is used and is the bible of sorts. this is currently being updated. Somaliland accepts and has incorporated all the laws passed under the Government of the Somali Republic before 1991 contrary to most opinions. see this awesome site...http://www.somalilandlaw.com/ - very useful. the courts are divided like this: District Courts - serves small local towns and villages. Regional Courts - cities and large settlements High Court - appeal court i'll post more info. this is an interesting area of study.

i love somali adverts....... Alpha Blondy;959966 wrote: Abokar Mahdi from Universal TV is my favourite advert maker. he's become world famous for his excellent music videos and adverts. some of which, you might have already seen, and recognised for their 'sheer touch of class' , which includes the use of exotic 'desktop screen savers' of the holidaying destination sort. see Qormaal's classic hit 'Dalsan' . more interestingly, perhaps, is Eng. Abokar Mahdi's use of lawn bowls venues or retired old peoples home as 'shooting locations' ........ where A-LIST somali celebs like Jooqle ''erotically caress'' the flowers in such locations, without upholding the ethical virtues of the Somali Advertising Standards Authority (SASA). balse, what's most impressive about Eng. Abokar Mahdi's advertising portfolio, is the incessant and continual use of a new sort of ''marketing orientated'' somali poetry (usually voiced by Cagmadheere) which rolls on and on and on without stopping, in a way thats seemingly endless, as adverts are flooded across ''shashaada TV-ga'' . in the critically acclaimed ''golden beach hotel'' advert, industry insiders claim the voice tag ''golden beach hotel'' was repeated 14 times in the 57 seconds long advert. in the ''yusra luza herbal cream'' advert, the owners of the company were mentioned by name as it was felt this would ''create a sense of familiarity for the brand and as well as a dedicated macmilship'' . LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

^ try this....http://lmgtfy.com/?q=cuna+cuna+cuna%2C+caba+caba+caba

i met this old guy today. he's been working in the crazy world of NGOs since 1995. he claimed to have been personally responsible for creating 'local solutions' to the instability of SL in those early days. i asked if he had pictures of 'those days' and he said he's sure to find to something. awesome guy, walahi. y'all should've seen this guy. he was full of 'buzzwords' and clichés of the NGO sort. balse, he believed in the mantra he was spewing. i liked that.

^ what's up with these snide little comments these days? xalaada kaa waraan, inaar? sending you my warmest regards.

I'm afraid this thread will NO longer be updated. thanks for your all nice comments. it was a nice project and i enjoyed sharing my little garden with y'all.

the internet is getting to know us better, you know. this is worrisome.

Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar;971590 wrote: Marxab, marxab, yaa Ramadaan: how do you say this in af-maay?

Mi si love a give away now Mi si love a go around A woman pack it inna van an shi a send some a town Ex amount a love you cyaa get it by the pound So come full yo basket an carry some love a town dedicated to Saffz.

Nur Cala Nuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuur. :cool:

i'm out y'all.

Cambuulo iyo bun;971518 wrote: this thread is a lost cause. i agree. Saffz made the thread into a joke walahi. the woman is an emotional wreck. thank God, she left the nation's capital this morning and will not have access to internet for a week or so. good riddance to bad qaashin. :mad: LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

Haatu;971532 wrote: Sometimes this Monkey makes my blood boil. Abti, waa siday tahay ee naga daa ciyaarta.

Haatu;971529 wrote: Gaarisa's population is less than 3% of Xamar just to put things into perspective You can literally walk from corner to corner if you wanted to i once heard the size of Xamar is the distance between Hargeisa and Gabiley. i find this hard to believe, you know.

Cambuulo iyo bun;971515 wrote: Inaar im seriously thinking of buying a house in Hargeysa marka help a brother out dee i expect tolka to make a '' Damaanad qaad '' for me. :cool: aar qaadka waa laa isku qaada but the HAG ya uu qaadayaa damaanad? inaar, there's all sorts of credit available here in the nation's capital. Dahabshiill and Salam Bank offer competitive rates on loans, ma garatay? but they'll require a damaanad of sorts......like your house, plot of land, business etc or a 'garasho' based on some form of nepotism.

Apophis;971510 wrote: I thought it'd never happen but I've meet Somalis who believe the earth is flat and the Sun rotates around it. i think i know the type aad sheegeysid, maha? guys like Wyre are pathetically foolish, ma istidhi? they'll accuse you of being anti-Islam then distort scientific facts for the purposes of appearing 'pious'......then they'll communally watch an apparently 'funny' YouTube clip and laugh at how good 'this' American comedy clip is, you know. of course, one should bear in mind that some sections of the Somalis community still think that the earth is flat and if you went too far, you'd fall off, maha?.....balse we 'enlightened' folks know very well that the earth is round, dee.....hadaba imagine if it were to change shapes again......y'all are NOT so 'enlightened', maha? LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL