tuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuune. who remembers, y'all.

Safferz;957752 wrote: be that as it may, i wonder if you'd appreciate what can only be described as the ''deprave and pitiful sympathies'' of forum members, if you were in his situation. i certainly wouldn't. we are supposed to.....in aynu si gaara uu astuurno the plight and difficult circumstances of others..........not to parade one's individual acts of benevolence, ma garatay?

adams and these do-good'ers are lulling themselves into a false sense of piety. this voyeur-like paternalism is DISGUSTING. i don't think he'd appreciate such vile desecration of his person. let this man suffer in dignity and immediately cease from this Hollywood inspired sentimentality BS. :mad:

Cambuulo iyo bun;957746 wrote: Cool inaar.. Anigu i just came back to my hometown smoking shisha right now chilling might go out tonight and celebrate.. i bet the nightlife is live there, somaha? what flavour shisha are you smoking? i'm tempted to make a few 'tacmiraads' myself. [in an american accent] what are you celebrating, buddy? :cool:

Safferz;957735 wrote: I saw this the other day. Somalia bordering Pakistan i'm surprised we're not bordering Papua New Guinea.

^ i went to the suuq hoose to buy some barbed wire and...... some new pipes, to improve water circulation and stuff. they will start the work tomorrow at 7am. i bought a few other things as well. then one of my friends came to visit. now doing some work related stuff. preparing for the start of the week. xagaaga ka waraan, inaar?

so i take it, because of this latest discovery, Faroole will receive an official state invite from Oman, then?

apparently 300 million years ago there was one super continent surrounded by a single ocean, Panthalassa. LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

BUSY is the name, Mashquul is the game.

nuune;957662 wrote: Whatever you say, you need not to lose the said convictions, in all, yacni, ha ku taraarixin adoon cabasa wa tawallaa akhrisanin, inaariyoow its often political gigolos like you, you know, the sort who advocate for a federal based system, who further distort the political reality, in these neck of the woods, ma garatey? i have to hate Buuhodle, ee sida uula soco. there is nothing you could do about this.

i've got that 'Saturday feeling' maanta. i use to love Saturdays in the UK. they were awesome, ruunti. but for some strange reason, it kind of feels like that today, you know. i use to go to the cinema or central London with my then girlfriend . amazing times, walle. LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

nuune;957654 wrote: ^^ Of all the people, you, inaar, should stay neutral on this neck of the wood, remember, one time, you are a United Nation, the other time, a PAN African, marka don't let yourself associated with clan warfare of that region(s), ma fahantey, inaar but its important to say something on these matters, sometimes. i have show people i have some firm held convictions. waad ilaa garatay ban u maleen doona...'predicament-ka' aan ku jiro?

Buuhodle should be disqualified on the basis of using black magic.

Tallaabo;957641 wrote: Thanks for supporting our artists:o thank you brother. that means a lot to me walahi. thanks.

Somalia;957647 wrote: I agree with Beta Brun , there are several underground societies in the so-called "UK", most prominent is that of Blackburn, a suttle hint in its name to add insult to injury . The former recruits are now potential terrorists-gone-childhunter/rapists , only a " mini revolution" revolting against that particular underground culture , sparing the rest of us who call ourselves Muslims, will solve the problem and not aggravate tensions. are you being sarcastic?

Chimera;957638 wrote: I lost the will to read fiction somewhere in January 2013, before that I was all into epic Fantasy and Scifi, even movies are becoming a drag. I think there is a disconnect brought about by life experiences, or my inner child died. i think you've grown up adams. welcome to the club. i've observed a worrying trend of ''melancholia'' in your posts. is everything alright, inaar?

^ waad han yartahay, abti.

inside the cult-like world of 'muslim ghettos'(oldham, leicester, bradford, whitechapel, walthamstow etc), it's been alleged there are laws which run parallel to UK laws. the local self-appointed 'emir', who goes by the name 'leader of the faithful', issues judgments, which the local residents feel compelled to respect or else his enforcers aka 'religious police' take action. this is unacceptable. it is within these places that potential 'homegrown suicide-bombers' and ''machete-wielding human hackers'' are recruited from.

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2nd day of the weekend aka 'ADMIN DAY' y'all. lots to do and achieve, ee sida uula soco.

Safferz;957506 wrote: Well, almost mid-year. How are those New Year's resolutions coming along, people? Or goals you've set for yourself for 2013? My resolutions: 1) distance myself from or cut off unhealthy/toxic people - you've completely failed this, ma garatey 2) get my summer body back - no comment 3) get an oud and learn to play - you don't even have a oud 4) overall commitment to self-care (ie. sleep 8 hours a night, drink more water, etc) - you troll this forum at late hours 5) cook more often - i don't think you can cook at all 6) host people for get togethers at my apartment more often - anti-social depressive maniac. kulaha host people. 7) use reference management software to keep track of my reading and citations - WTF is this 8) win at least one research grant to travel this summer - finally got your turn to feed from the begging bowls, somaha? 9) start training for a half-marathon in spring 2014 - boston marathon bombing part deux has ruined your chance. anyways, you'd come in 14534/14535 position.

^ i've watched a few classics myself this yamuul jimca. i'm out y'all.

Al's mid-term review. not really into standards and measurements of success/failures but i ought to contribute, ma istidhi? 1. find a reliable maid. since suad left, life has been bleak but i think i've found a long-term replacement.SUCCESSFUL 2. buy a fridge. SUCCESSFUL 3. buy a storage cabinet for the kitchen - FAILURE 4. buy a TV stand. FAILURE 5. buy large bookcase.SUCCESSFUL 6. fix barbed-wire around the house. FAILURE 7. improve diet. SUCCESSFUL 8. be more sociable. FAILURE 9. reduce stress-levels. FAILURE 10. be more positive. FAILURE 12. spend less time in the house. FAILURE 12. spend more time out of the house. SUCCESSFUL 13. establish a neighbourhood watch. FAILURE 14. get married. SUCCESSFUL 15. buy a voltage regulator. SUCCESSFUL 16. reduce household bills by 56%. SUCCESSFUL 17. buy land. SUCCESSFUL 18. make shrew investments. SUCCESSFUL 19. stop wasting money. FAILURE 20. stop giving shaxaad to people. SUCCESSFUL 21. improve af-somaali to native proficiency SUCCESSFUL 22. spend less time with extended family. SUCCESSFUL

Safferz;957463 wrote: You were NOT missed Alphow. why are you back? :confused:

A gripping thriller and a tragic drama of nearly Greek proportions, Revanche is the stunning, internationally acclaimed breakthrough of Austrian filmmaker Götz Spielmann. In a ragged section of Vienna, hardened ex-con Alex works in a brothel, where he falls for Ukrainian hooker Tamara. Their love for each other is not the only bond, they are both determined to escape their current wretched situation. Their desperate plans for escape unexpectedly intersect with the lives of a rural cop and his seemingly content wife. In order to find the money they need, Alex decides to rob a bank in a small country town. He knows the region well. But Tamara senses danger and is vehemently against his plan. Only when Alex assures her that his gun is not loaded and that she can wait for him in the car, does she agree.With meticulous, elegant direction, Spielmann creates a tense, existential, and surprising portrait of vengeance and redemption, and a journey into the darkest forest of human nature, in which violence and beauty exist side by side. 10/10. Excellent.