excellent news for xamar. good stuff. i use Raxo Taxi Company, here in the nation's capital, and its cheap and reliable. there are also 4 other taxi companies in Hargeisa. 1. raxo taxi 2. dalxis taxi 3. hargeisa taxi (styled on NYC yellow taxis) 4. Somaliland taxi (bigger noha vehicles)

genocide denial should be added to the GOLDEN RULES of SOL.

Oodweyne;940975 wrote: So in a nutshell its win-win situation in the two Somali states with open borders; common market; defence pact; common foreign policy; harmonized business regulations; mutual extradition treaty; seamlessly cooperative fiscal policies even if each state has it's own individual tax regimes; and lastly regular every six months meetings for both national cabinets, in either Hargeisa or in Mugadisho. i completely agree. this is looking forward.

i've got a very good collection of somali fiction books. about 30. will post list, if required.

Safferz;941052 wrote: I have a file of perhaps the oldest written Somali memoir (in English) from 1928, "The Life and Adventures of a Somali," which was published by Richard Pankhurst in the 1970s. Really interesting stuff. Let me see if I can attach it here, otherwise I'll gladly email it to anyone who is interested. technically speaking, this anthology of sorts is not Somali in origin. it was written by whites. cala kuli xaal...NONSENSE.

Tallaabo;941190 wrote: Waaryaa you have no right as far as the k!ntir business is concerned. Faraha kala bax baan ku idhi alaabtan oo meesha ka carar will yar baad tahayee:cool: YOU'RE DISGUSTING. you ought to be banned. i will resist the temptation to make a joke about your comment...ee sida uula soco.

so much for affluence when the aboriginal people are still ranked very poorly in ALL socio-economic indicators.

believe it or not.....i've actually touched her right hand (handshake, no funny business, you know ). her hand was quite soft and supple......in ALL honestly, i don't think those hands are capable of writing. she seemed a little too curious to meet me.

i couldn't update y'all in real time. apologies. i was actually working today, can you believe that? it rained and more than ever today. i was at the ambassador hotel under a canopy tent and it was raining and stuff, but i was unaffected. i delibrately ordered something banal like tea because i wanted to test the hotels level of customer service. 75% score is satisfactory, ma istidhi? later on, i tipped the silly waiter, $10 for his sacrifices. he was happy because its probably 6 days work. MASHALLAH.

Carafaat;941078 wrote: Someone Like You I heard that you're settled down That you found a girl and you're married now I heard that your dreams came true Guess she gave you things I didn't give to you Old friend, why are you so shy? Ain't like you to hold back or hide from the light I hate to turn up out of the blue, uninvited But I couldn't stay away, I couldn't fight it I had hoped you'd see my face and that you'd be reminded That for me, it isn't over Never mind, I'll find someone like you I wish nothing but the best for you, too Don't forget me, I begged, I remember you said Sometimes it lasts in love, but sometimes it hurts instead Sometimes it lasts in love, but sometimes it hurts instead You know how the time flies Only yesterday was the time of our lives We were born and raised in a summer haze Bound by the surprise of our glory days I hate to turn up out of the blue, uninvited But I couldn't stay away, I couldn't fight it I had hoped you'd see my face and that you'd be reminded That for me, it isn't over yet Never mind, I'll find someone like you I wish nothing but the best for you, too Don't forget me, I begged, I remember you said Sometimes it lasts in love, but sometimes it hurts instead, yeah Nothing compares, no worries or cares Regrets and mistakes, they're memories made Who would have known how bittersweet this would taste? Never mind, I'll find someone like you I wish nothing but the best for you Don't forget me, I begged, I remember you said Sometimes it lasts in love, but sometimes it hurts instead Never mind, I'll find someone like you I wish nothing but the best for you, too Don't forget me, I begged, I remember you said Sometimes it lasts in love, but sometimes it hurts instead Sometimes it lasts in love, but sometimes it hurts instead this is my ANGRY sad song, inaar. i usually play it..... when i'm very angry at someone for betraying me but CANNOT do anything about it, you know! why did you post it and was this intended for me? LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

I've been down and I'm wondering why These little black clouds Keep walking around With me With me It wastes time And I'd rather be high Think I'll walk me outside And buy a rainbow smile But be free They're all free So maybe tomorrow I'll find my way home So maybe tomorrow I'll find my way home I look around at a beautiful life Been the upperside of down Been the inside of out But we breathe We breathe I wanna breeze and an open mind I wanna swim in the ocean Wanna take my time for me All me So maybe tomorrow I'll find my way home So maybe tomorrow I'll find my way home So maybe tomorrow I'll find my way home So maybe tomorrow I'll find my way home So maybe tomorrow I'll find my way home So maybe tomorrow I'll find my way home

Alpha Blondy;940927 wrote: i'm out y'all. f-ing hell, ma istidhi? tomorrow better be good, otherwise i'm screwed walahi. 6:30 to 16:30 = WORK! excellent day. a very victorious day for Al. YES! EXCELLENT. LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

Safferz;940928 wrote: Awwww Alpha that's SO SWEET!! *blows you kisses* p.s - so does that mean... we're like dating or something, now?

i'm out y'all. f-ing hell, ma istidhi? tomorrow better be good, otherwise i'm screwed walahi.

Carafaat;940915 wrote: inaar, his is what greed does with people. what clan was the biscuit thieve from? LOOOOOOOOOOL you want to get me BANNED, ma istidhi? :mad:

Safferz;940907 wrote: lool George Takei, I always laugh when I see that pic to the sophisticated and ONE true pseudo-intellectual whose endowed with knowledge and Boqorada Haweenka ee SOL ---- she calls me Alpha B waaxey joogtaa Boston-ta everytime, aan tuuso my face, maqasho my voice, waxaay tidha, that's 'my man' that's 'my man' that's 'my man' saffzoow, inaar you are so qurux your face shines like the qorax you smell sweet like a ubax she calls me Alpha B waaxey joogtaa Boston-ta everytime, aan tuuso my face, maqasho my voice, waxaay tidha, that's 'my man' that's 'my man' that's 'my man' girl, adigo mudane, don't be a dhagax i'll hold you close like a tusbax baby use your maskax or i'll throw you away like a qodax she calls me Alpha B waaxey joogtaa Boston-ta everytime, aan tuuso my face, maqasho my voice, waxaay tidha, that's 'my man' that's 'my man' that's 'my man' i don't know meeshan joogo waan kugu wareeray ii tilmaam meeshan joogo Waan kugu Waashay she calls me Alpha B waaxey joogta Boston-ta everytime, aan tuuso my face, (only my face) maqasho my voice, (only my voice) waxaay tidha, that's 'my man' that's 'my man' that's 'my man' she calls me Alpha B.....(oh yeah) that's my man, that's my man, (yeah yeah) chorous x2 ------ let's see if chirama (Adams) iyo wadani aka Dmitry Medvedev to Al's putinism.....write you a song, baal....

isn't it funny how.....freedom of speech advocates are usually the most dictatorial of ALL. LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL. Да благословит вас Господь Бог тирании и диктатуры! - INDEED!

Safferz;940896 wrote: I am reporting you as well for triggering my PTSD with this post. Your days on SOL are limited, ma istidhi?

Abbaas;940891 wrote: Alle hakuu naxariisto Alpha Meelkasta oo aad joogto waxeey isku dayaan in eey Monitor gareeyaan, Ma istidhi? :cool: LOOOOOOOL @ draconian measures PS: You're going to update your garden, right? tell me about it, inaar! SOL is dangerously on the verge of collapsing, if such measures are not repealed immediately. i wouldn't be wrong in predicating its DOWNFALL. i don't understand why 'THEY' are being crude in restricting such fundamental freedoms. we have gone BACK to the dark days of tyranny, once more. these measures are not really impressing anyone! ee sida uula soco ADMINoow iyo jajuusintaa ku magac dheere MODs-ka....... :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad: what's more, it's like my whole life is being monitored, inaar. DON'T DO THIS! DON'T DO THAT? for goodness sakes! i'm a grown man of twenty-something years. p.s - if only you see the garden, inaar. its almost like beeraha jamame. so evergreen. look out for the updates on 1st of may, inaar. LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

Safferz;940888 wrote: I agree with Chimera that "white superstructure" is redundant, a lot of critical race theorists have used Marxian concepts of superstructure to point out that economic privilege and power is intertwined with racial hierarchies/whiteness. do you honestly expect me to accept the views of a Boston Marathon Bomb surviver? iska jir the shrapnel, inaar. its dangerous but we know FEMENs are likely to use these objects for purposes, i'm not willing to divulge, on these boards. :cool:

^ MMAoow, horta, every corner of the world miyaad aragtay? can't you at least produce a 'Xigasho' of these Arabian fantasies of yours, inaar?

Alpha Blondy;940815 wrote: i suppose, i'll be forced to throw away the remaining 4 biscuits....because who knows what he's done with them. black magic? LOL...not really. i'm pissed. he's betrayed my trust. 15 of my BISCUITS, for goodness sakes! 15! i've just eaten one of the 4 remaining biscuits. baal, let's see if they really contain potions, spells, oils, human torso parts and extracts of the sixiir kind. LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL...

for goodness sakes, the monitoring of the Political section is too extreme, ma istidhi? they just closed a perfectly normal thread with some excellent banter and fun-filled exchanges. the spirit of freedom of speech is being abused on these boards. what MADNESS has possessed the ADMIN and his henchmen the MODs. caadi maha, these draconian measures.

Widowed for a long time, a mother lives alone with her only son. He is 28 years old, a shy and quiet young man. One day there is a terrible murder, and the woman’s hopeless, helpless son becomes the prime suspect. There is no real evidence against him, but the police groundlessly suspect him almost instantly. The trouble is that there is no way he can prove his innocence. Eager to close the case, the police are happy with their cursory investigation and they arrest the boy. His defense attorney turns out to be incompetent and unreliable and a conviction seems inevitable. So, faced with no other choice, his mother gets involved, determined to prove her son’s innocence. 9/10.

Oba, this is for you, inaar. consider it an early gift. there's more to follow. swedish dance-hall/rap is okay, you know.....