Alpha Blondy

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  1. Wadani;945788 wrote: Finally Safferz suffers a defeat. Lool it was a long time coming but its come. My hat goes off to Chimera. it is always the fool who rushes to take sides....somaha? but then again, i'm not surprised, since you're a sand-dwelling little boy. you leave Saffz ALONE, ma garatay? otherwise, i will defend her honour. :mad:
  2. nuune;945787 wrote: jigjiga-yar and southern sl, and UNDP, you lost me inaar, lost indeed, Jamaame was my favourite of all, we used to go there for short holidays, as well as Afgooye for the weekends(thursday and fridays). i think qof baan kugu khalday........cafwan, inaar.
  3. i had hoped to watch a nice foreign/international art-house movie, tonight but that's now been ruined. so i'll have to wait until next Friday evening, you know...... patience is a virtue.....ee sida uula socoda.
  4. Safferz;945782 wrote: ........you should keep in mind that this is an anonymous internet forum and you know nothing about who posts here or what they do for a living. +1 the masses who populate these boards refuse to believe that i'm a Pulitzer prize winning documentary maker. i'm glad you understand, though. thanks Saffz.
  5. nuune;945781 wrote: We used to have beero in Balcad that used to produce everything from all khudrad and fruits, Canuuni, Qare(xabxab), Liin dhanaan, Liin Macaan etc, I think it is time we claim back that paradise now, I know exactly where they were located, beeraha are recognized by ways of numbers, stage numbers, hector numbers , even if some beero that were next to ours expanded their territory to ours, still it is easy to know what belonged to who and what size etc the locusts are returning to these green pastures miyaa? while you're at it......don't forget to put your claim to jigjiga-yar and southern SL to the UNDP, inaar.
  6. galbeedi;945774 wrote: Alpha ha dhagaysan dhulka cidi kaama laha. if clan is the criteria shabeelaha hoose and Jamaame are the land of the `***`, the biyo maal , gaadsan and the owners of marka. You Duriyada guys do not listen but the `***`land is the largest from Diredwa to djibouti Illaa Duleedka laascaanood. include that some part of mudug, Shabeelaha hoose and jubooyinka. thanks, Galbeediyooow, inaar, your words mean a lot to me....balse, adigoo wanaaga iyo wax wada qabsiga shabacka somaaliyeed dhowraya............ fadlan ha ku xad gudbin dastuurka Dowlada Federaalka Soomaaliya. dhulka waa la kala leeyahay. ma garatay?
  7. ^ adamsooow, inaar, i think you'll find this 'controversial' post of Al's hasn't affected our strong paradigm of virtue. i think, you'll also find, the post is within the confines of the GOLDEN RULEs of these boards...ee sida uula soco, aboowe, nooh.
  8. ElPunto;945735 wrote: ^Notwithstanding Chimera's propensity to inflate Somalis' past achievements statement of the WEEK. +1000
  9. Safferz;945761 wrote: ^^ THAT is a song i've performed that on karaoke before.....80's nights at scala club, kings cross.....for those who know.... - the thread has been ruined with too much intellectualism. i'm out. uff!
  10. ^ touched by Alpha B, who would've thought that, ma istidhi? what do you know about 80's classics, horta? :cool:
  11. Mad_Mullah;945482 wrote: Remind you of someone From Aswan, Egypt. LOL all that's missing is some uunsi, a little khat and the 'recognise us' nonsense they constantly spew...... ma istidhi?
  12. ElPunto;945744 wrote: ^I'm just giving you my impression. Relax. Are you sure the butthurt doesn't include you? iska daa our resident SUPER WOMAN........she's intellectually flawless........ and makes an excellent breakfast while spearheading 'third-world' issues.......EXCELLENT! all in a days work for Saffz but for the rest of 'us' mere morals, we live in the hope of being graced with her one-womanism conscious efforts. Saffz....this hees is for you...... ee sida uula soco....... Alpha B.
  13. Safferz;945653 wrote: So put yourself in the budget, unless you plan on leaving your current job to work for free. i'll be volunteering too and as much as that $30 is attracting my attention....I COULNT, inaar. my job is fairly flexible and i could afford to spend plenty of time in the library...provided there's internet connection... but i'm not putting a CENT of my money into this mashruuc..... walahi.
  14. Safferz;945650 wrote: Good luck Alpha, you know I feel strongly about the lack of libraries and inaccessibility of books in Hargeisa so I hope you pull this off And I will certainly visit. can you establish a connection between your uni and the library? i'm sure they could help in some capacity. we'll take whatever they could offer.....old books, sponsorship, a relationship/connection of sorts.....ANYTHING....it's worth trying and if you need paperwork, perhaps, i could email you the proposal i've written? :confused:
  15. Safferz;945650 wrote: You need a full-time librarian (or part-time, depending on library hours) that you pay properly, and you can't expect the librarian to also be a watchman. Volunteers can help out but you can't depend on them to run the entire library, and it's important to have at least one paid staff person who is always around . How will you cover the operating costs btw? Good luck Alpha, you know I feel strongly about the lack of libraries and inaccessibility of books in Hargeisa so I hope you pull this off And I will certainly visit. did you forget about the CHIEF LIBRARIAN, FOUNDER & CEO?......(hint - the person behind Alpha B...ee sida uula soco.....:cool:)
  16. Safferz;945645 wrote: $30 a month for a librarian? Those aren't labour costs, that is slavery lol these will be hired on a volunteering basis. a small stipend will be given to them to cover their travel expenses and food. especially at this early stage....be realistic Saffzoow, inaar. don't pollute the thread with negativity. otherwise, i'll ABANDON the entire project. also, maybe you could come to the library (when you next visit) and help us set up a Dewey Classification System for the books. you know you want to...
  17. this is the projections made so far...... what you do you guys think?
  18. nuune;945416 wrote: ^^ The building is right beside the road, don't you think traffic passing by would dhisrabt/dhistarakt the readers, I will not recommend this building until Alpha tells us that it is not on the roadside. The building is ok, just needs little bit of health and safety in mind, you can't have all people trapped if fire breaks up and you have metal windows with no exit access as can be seen from the picture. On the brighter side, if Alpha goes ahead with the library thing, I have few ideas to add to this(cloud computing for the customers would be using the library computers: one main host server computer connected to dozens of monitors and in between them small client cloud computing(the idea is to minimize hardware/power consumption/electrical faults, so the main host server computer will need little maintenance, the rest, pretty much nothing, hence, the costs to run this are kept minimum)) +1 Nuune, every little helps bro. at this early stage, i'm all ears ee sida uula soco.
  19. Chimera;945399 wrote: That's a pretty sweet building, Alphy, though small, but go for it. (You need to landscape it though, some greenery and flower pots wouldn't hurt.) thanks, inaar. the building is ideal. its on a busy street and i think it has plenty of space for the library (remember this is a small project). we spoke to the owner of the warehouse yesterday and he'll get back to us on Saturday. if all goes well. i'll move the books and little furniture i have so far there ASAP. i think this will help with the donations and contributions.....i reckon, it'll be better to start the library, even if its basic....then i can show the contributors around and stuff. i think people are more likely to get involved with something 'tangible' than mere speculative plans. i like your idea of having plants. i'll be sure to do this.
  20. Carafaat;945380 wrote: that's a bakhaar along 'wadada Calafka'. Meeshaad ka qarabatid, you remember. its on the same road as your family. you know.....the one we had the big casumad that time....
  21. Safferz;945604 wrote: I'm from the north too. I'm just repeating what I know from linguistics, Somali does not have more Arabic derived words than Swahili. Dhusamareb is NOT north, inaar...... ee naga daa bahasha.
  22. Chimera;945389 wrote: We need more of them doing stops and searches at the parks and malls. +1