oba hiloowlow;942212 wrote: my scrip diite kobalaawe is fallowing you Al every step you make.. hadaba taa la soco we're back. yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah

oba hiloowlow;942207 wrote: waar he is capuut ya hear that little farabuuto wuu kibrey it'll teach him a lesson... Al are you ready facing the same destiny? when all is said and done, inaar....you know i'm 100% by your side. lets do it.

Alpha Blondy;942144 wrote: just chilling, you know. being thinking quite a lot about my recent decision to leave Somaliland. i'll be leaving on the 26th of May. the journey is finally over, you know. i'm not going anywhere. i thought this would increase the thread posts. but it hasn't worked. i'm just a loser. my thread is being sabotaged.

Safferz;942196 wrote: lool SP don't front like there aren't other SOLers on that court. Except Alpha, he was ejected for a certain plagiarized love song foul :mad: you're silly. you don't know what you're talking about. :mad:

oba hiloowlow;942192 wrote: Haatu i just contaced libaax i'll get u banned you hear me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :mad: easy tiger. you don't to abuse your powers, dee.

Haatu;942186 wrote: Oba, waan kaa quuste you little fish eater Oba goes down, miyaa?

Wadani;942149 wrote: Wow, that book is written in amazing Somali. I will definitely read it insha'Allah, if only to improve my vocabulary. But I can't commit to it now as im currently tackling a few other works. you're always busy, ma istidhi? the number of times you've alluded to being busy is beyond pathetic. inaar, faanka naga daa. you're not the only person busy, here. some of us are very busy, you know.

^y'all ALL hate Al.

oba hiloowlow;942179 wrote: Haatu im reporting you inaar :mad: u just broke the golden rule :mad: kulaha Golden Rules! inaar, return the 4 villas your kin is occupying in Xamar!

what do the following people have in common: Oba SPoow Saffz ?

Haatu;942172 wrote: I will bomb you to smithereens if you're not careful Oba DON'T. you're vile. you almost made me quit SOL, walle.

Jacpher;942167 wrote: ^Sheep is what you eat everyday doqonoow. Mr. iNaar, your views on the forum have not been as balanced these days so I am starting to think you've been chewing them plants aad ku beertay outside your house. i'm going through a crisis. how can my views be balance?

Safferz;942152 wrote: A modern rendition: are you getting back at me?

Jacpher;942155 wrote: ^The grand mufti can't outlaw something as big as qabil is in this beautiful religion of the Lord of the House of Mecca.. saas miyaa? i thought it was a little odd seeing you having opinions and stuff. you're just a sheep, ee sida uula soco, inaar. :mad:

interesting convo. sometime not commenting is good. thanks y'all.

Carafaat;941657 wrote: On the positive side, I started praying again. +1 prayer is everything. keep it up, inaadeero arafat.

^ didn't the grand mufti of mecca outlaw qabil?

just chilling, you know. being thinking quite a lot about my recent decision to leave Somaliland. i'll be leaving on the 26th of May. the journey is finally over, you know.

SomaliPhilosopher;942132 wrote: It appears you two have a strong friendship. Now that I brought her here, I will leave you two alone look at this trolls whore. last i remember, you were seeking to take FULL control of my thread. p.s - Hi Oba, i must say this thread is alright. i kinda feel at home too, ma istidhi?

thanks for posting. will check it out.

bayern vs barcelona. LIVE!

its raining. mashallah.

N.O.R.F;941707 wrote: Something that has been done in the middle east for centuries and that has worked. Somalis do it even. It will lead to a lesser qabilified society if people are known as Mohammed Ismail Ali [insert tribe name]. The problem is we would find another of cruel differencial practice - class would be the new thing . class is very evident within the Somali experience but it’s very often externalised and associated with 'others'. Somalis are known for being egalitarian and this maybe the reason why it’s being sidelined. the collapse of the Somali state in the late 1980s and early 1990's meant any class structures/social hierarchies were eliminated. in recent times, however, settlement pattern across the Somali peninsula suggest that the mutually opposed ‘urban’ or ‘nomadic’, dichotomy is no longer applicable. in urban and settled areas, you can see the stark differences between the ‘have’ and ‘have nots’. In my travels across Somaliland, Djibouti and Somali Region in Ethiopia, i've noticed many interesting social dynamics, not least, because class structures in place. all across Somaliland, particularly, in major urban areas, groups associate with their social equivalents. this is no longer determined by familial/tribal ties. its seems apparent that relative affluence of these nouveau riche groups as well as the old money groups. the creation of class structures has been intensified by the 'Diaspora', who express their class sentiments by their conspicuous and lavish lifestyles.

Oba, you alright?

Apophis;941795 wrote: Alpha I'm surprised you didn't respond like your hero- The Eternal Nas: inaar, it was all jokes but Oba obviously showed his true colours when he refused my post for him.