^ thank God, you're here. sometimes, you don't know what you've got until you suddenly realise it was there all along....LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL.... congrats on the exam. can you please provide a copy of your transcripts......did you make Prof. Ogilvy some dora wot before sitting the exam? LOOOOOOOOOOOL.

how did i get myself into this mess? SOMEONE, please tell me? :mad: how did a simple 'i'll give you some guidance' .....end up becoming a full time mashruuc, in actually doing the entire thing, for a certain someone, i know........:mad: PISSED! why am i wasting my time?...i could have used my time in better ways! do you know what i mean? :mad:

good stuff.

Safferz;946845 wrote: I'm going to fail my Amharic exam in 30 minutes Americans think their silly little pop quizzes and interactive sort of learning methods can help them master 'foreign languages' in weeks. the disillusions of the GREAT SATAN has no bounds, ma istidhi. when i was an English instructor (note the actual job-title was English Lecturer) at UOH, the programme coordinator forced us to employ quizzes, as though it's a substitute for 'real learning'. of course, i didn't listen and did my own thing.

Carafaat;946220 wrote: Alpha, cant you record the rain on video and post it. earlier today at 3pm.... it was raining cats and dogs outside and i risked life and limb to take this pic.....for you inaadeero arafat.

MAY 2013 Jig-jiga yar to Shabacka. its almost complete.

A few weeks ago, I planted a young sapling in the garden at Villa Somalia to raise the issue of deforestation, and it got me thinking - what does a young sapling need for it to grow into a strong, healthy tree? It needs to be supported with a strong stake; it needs to be watered and fed; and it needs to be protected from animals that try to eat its soft bark and kill it. And so it is with this young sapling we have all planted, called Somalia. We need support; we need assistance and investment; and we need protection from those who try to knock us over. The first period of growth is always the most hazardous; where the most support and protection is needed. But as the bow thickens and strengthens, the tree needs less and less support, until finally it stands proud and tall and strong all on its own. opening speech of Hassan Sheikh Mahamoud, President of Somalia at the Somalia Conference.... interesting......

a terrible day...... tired, too.

^ even in this social media age? symbols, iconography, pictures, visual representations is EVERYTHING and define a country's self-construction, self-identity and indeed self-perspective in its own view and in the view of the others....ee sida uula soco.

i'm out y'all.

so what? you can't do anything about it. plus, i'm within my full rights to bring up your name as and when i like, ma garatey?

yeah but that was yesterday. p.s - the world doesn't revolve around you. you've develop this habit of making every thread about you. you little attention fiend.

go there and give us the 411, inaar.

its alright, you know.

^ it wasn't a brothel.....but then again Ethiopia is seething to the hilt in this sort of profession, ma istidhi? i don't like you anymore. why would i follow you around, inaar?

^ its not too late to warn Saffz NOT to go there, you know.

SomaliPhilosopher;946646 wrote: I am tired of being anonymous and hiding my stardom. I am BIGG NASS!!! oh yeah? i didn't realise you had skills, except, maybe, for trolling.... LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

Salahudin;946647 wrote: Never been there, but it is a brothel according to google... What were u doing there? Looking for maid I assume.... LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL....look at this strange person baal... kulaaha ''brothel according to google''......the world according to google is round ee sida uula soco, inaar. :cool:

^ you needn't bother doing anymore than you're already doing, inaar. keep up the excellent work on the SOL politics section.

^ several of questions: 1. how will you celebrate 18 May? 2. what are you pledging this coming year? 3. what did you achieve for Somaliland this closing year?

^ its a term of endearment.....ee sida uula soco.

^ two questions: 1. were you a regular at Concorde before you found God? 2. how do you know what Concorde is? Al.

i had two of my friends over this evening. i invited both of them but also knew they didn't like each other. i didn't play referee nor was i the social glue that bound them, together. i just put my headphones on, you know. they were forced to interact in the end. LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL....one for the annals of history, ma istidh?