^ adeer NG, its jeudi soir tonight. in djibouti its said ' your jeudi soir been ruined or your father breaking his leg for 6 months; your father breaking his leg is more preferable. i don't know why she's giving me advise ruunti. this little girl is rather pathetic LOL.

LOL@faheema, what's so good about thursdays in dubai?

nah inaadeero, its in the red sea area of hargeisa. it should be packed with people, i think. at least that's what it said on the text.

^ inaadeero why did wyre put 3 berberians and one xamari in his list of 4. are berberain the most racists?

lol@inaadeero arafat, its a qaci party dee. they will be live music and poetry apparently.

may 2012 October 2012

all these oldies complaining of all ages. pathetic!

going to a party this evening. man, its been ages since i last socialised. should be interesting.

Narniah;880706 wrote: lol@I read don't be sad! It's called La tahzan in Arabic, I read it too. lol@Narniah, so what does this mean now? kulaha i read it too!

wyre;880655 wrote: why leezu?? say, who is racist 1: oba 2: JB 3: carafaat 4: Alpha This leezu script waa 2 days and you won't see him again I mean waa Alpha ama Oba oo khamiis ka weyn soo xirtay lol@Wyre, i'm in no way in the same category as this vicious racist oba.

i once read dont be sad and it didnt do anything for me so i continued with the songs. sad.

Picture the morning, taste and devour We rise early, pace up the hour Streets is rustling, hustling they heart out You can't have the sweet with no sour Spices, herbs, the sweets and the flower She came out precisely the hour Clouds disappear, the sun shows the power No chance of a probably shower I feel in love with my neighbor's daughter I wanted to protect and support her Never mind, I'm just 12 and a quarter I had dreams beyond our border Is it true when they say all you need is just love? (Is it true?) What about those who have loved Only to find that it's taken away? And why do they say that the children Have rights to be free? (To be free) What about those who I've known Whose memories still lives inside of me? Fatima, what did the young man say Before he stole you away on that fateful day? Fatima Fatima, did he know your name Or the plans we made To go to New York City? Fatima And after school, we studied the lessons I asked God to slow down the seconds He does the opposite, that's what I'm guessin' I better chill and count my own blessings Fatima, Fatima, what is the matter? How come you ain't come up the ladder? So we can be like there is no tomorrow Damn, you gon' make me wait 'til tomorrow She spoke Arabic and Swahili, She'd say, "Upendo anta Habibi" You so bright, you sound like my TV Then one day, she never came to meet me Is it true when they say all you need is just love? (Is it true?) What about those who have loved Only to find that it's taken away? And why do they say that the children Have rights to be free? (To be free) What about those who I've known Whose memories still lives inside of me? Fatima, what did the young man say Before he stole you away on that fateful day? Fatima Fatima, did he know your name Or the plans we made To go to New York City? Fatima Fatima, what did the young man say Before he stole you away on that fateful day? Fatima Fatima, did he know your name Or the plans we made To go to New York City? Fatima If beauty was in the eyes of beholder How come everyone hushed when she walked by? How come girls would look just to scold her? How come the angel wanted to hold her? Fatima, Fatima, I'm in America I make rhymes and I make 'em delicate You would have liked the parks in Connecticut You would have said I'm working to hard again Damn you shooter, damn you the building Whose walls hid the blood she was spillin' Damn you country so good at killin' Damn you feelin' for persevering Is it true when they say all you need is just love? (Is it true?) What about those who have loved Only to find that it's taken away? And why do they say that the children Have rights to be free? (To be free) What about those who I've known Whose memories still lives inside of me? Fatima, what did the young man say Before he stole you away on that fateful day? Fatima Fatima, did he know your name Or the plans we made To go to New York City? Fatima Fatima, what did the young man say Before he stole you away on that fateful day? Fatima Fatima, did he know your name Or the plans we made To go to New York City? Fatima Now I just want to make it clear I don't want you to shed a tear 'Cause this here is a celebration We're not mourning We're celebrating so baby don't cry Please don't let the tears fall (Fatima) So don't cry

the SNM have played their role in liberating Somaliland from the clenches of that dictatorial regime laakin, if we're to move forward, we should create an inclusive somaliland. SNM means different things to the diverse populace of Somaliland today.

naga da ciyarta dee!@IBZ i don't need your advise. i know what i'm and the only thing that matters to me is what i think of myself. adiguna learn to take a joke dee! what work do you do apart from troll on SOL? you're nuts ma iistiiri?

*Ibtisam;880591 wrote: Abu, those things dont happen anymore and I family and friends and the white khamiis is why I am missing London. Halkaan I am still not sure- this is going to be my 4th Eid here. I can't figure it out for some reason. I just dont feel the happy vibes here on Eid. It is a day everything is more obvious, the poverty, the problems, the lack of space, the lack children areas and parks, out of capacity eat outs. it is just sad, seeing little kids all dressed up with no where to go and people lining to get into hotels like it the qaxoonti times. LOL@IBZ, i'll ignore this tirade for once, we're all entitled to hate SL once in a while.

*Ibtisam;880583 wrote: Not you Alpha, adigu you can't troll= waad calcasha. so here is my two tips to make your life so much more better- 1) You are lucky, in a way that no one else is. Now, what are you going to do with your good fortune? 2) "Congratulations" Say this without jealously. Practice if you have to. Follow these two principles, and you shall always be happy. Having just seen your other thread, I add the following one: 3) The nervous energy spent pretending to be something you’re not is better spent on practically anything else. kkk@IBZ, what are you on about dee? stop talking in riddles dee. do you have good news for me, kulaha lucky lol. please elaborate on this? on the live and exclusive thread. add this on there plz and more if possible. i want to get your ideas and feelings about SL. IBZ, you know i'm pretentious on this forum! but i'm not like that dee in 'real life'. wax fahan dee!

*Ibtisam;880561 wrote: SalamAlikum. Who is here, I need to troll while I work this evening/night. KKKK@IBZ, i'm always around dee.

Juxa;880538 wrote: hello guys Potentail job has become available, law graduate with 2:1 degree, who also completed either the LPC or the BVC. Experience in litigation helpful but full training will be given if you know anyone please let me know thanks oh right! is the LPC/BVC absolutely necessary. i'm might be interested. whats the starting salary dearest Juxa?

in the summer of 2009 i read things fall apart and my perspectives changed forever oba. i was deluded saxib and felt British dee LOL, in hindsight, it was also my protected upbringing that misled me about the harsh realities of life. i believed in this potent mantra of democracy, multiculturalism and human rights before denouncing the WEST forever. for the next year or so, i begun a process of self-evaluation, of change, of finding purpose and belonging. i did that by coming here, i hope. talk is cheap - action is key. the worst thing about the motherland is the difference of thinking and values between the locals and those from the diaspora and having to adjusting to norms here. i suppose the notion of cultural navigation and being able to straddle and negotiate your identity of being muslim, somali and black in the UK has no use here, since the people and the land are yours. here, seeing is believing and there are no foggy ideals. certainty, i don't doubt the importance of this but the nature and the manner in which it manifests itself is shocking. its a material society, those who have money and other material possessions are respected. everyone wants to own things, own houses, own cars, own load, own sharaf and own life and corrupt it. this nihilistic way of thinking doesn't bode well for the future of our people. its a broken society and values are eroding very quickly and being replaced by consumerism. the hierarchical system is also a worrying prospect of have and have not. i also don't like the way most locals undermine you by pretending they're more than somali than you. surely, this is open to interpretation. there is also an underbelly of moral corruption worst than anything i've seen in the WEST. its an free market here sxb. opportunities are endless. there are ample opportunities in the manufacturing sector as its non-existent. there are also opportunities in the service sector. there was an interesting seminar held at mansoor hotel last week organised by the world bank. http://doingbusiness.org/reports/subnational-reports/hargeisa. download this pdf as it'll shed more light on your questions.

Che -Guevara;742464 wrote: I was taking a nap on my couch when it started moving back and forth. I seriously thought I was imagining things. lol@che, waar, you're a lazy couch potato!

many of you are probably considering moving to Africa. i've been here for 2 years and 9 months now. this is your chance to ask questions you have may have about relocating here. i'm more than happy to answer your questions regarding this or questions of a personal nature regarding my own short but rich experience here. cheers, al.

4. LST. somali internet pioneer LST has not always been successful, he's recent successes belie a dark, tragic history of poverty, setbacks and a story that's truly epitomises the american dream. LST's father was abdulahi yusuf's second in command after the SSDF's abortive attempt to overthrow Barre's dictatorial administration of the late 1970. the siyadist regime sentenced his father to treason and ordered his summary execution but he managed to escape and fled with his young family to join his comrades to further conspire in ethiopia. in 1979, LST was a boy of no more than 10 when he had a vision that saw him and Tim Berners-Lee communicate telepathically. in 1985, LST and his family moved again to the Nairobi slum of eastleigh, here he would meet MMA, his future financier and man who would play a critical role in his later life. MMA was also on the long list of recent refugees from Somalia waiting to start a better life in America, although he had to wait for another 3 years as per the UNCHR's strict policy on definitions of who's a Somali and somali bantu LOL. by 1990, LST was accepted by UNHCR as a somali bantu and landed in Minnesota. living in the projects of Cedar Square, he barely got by and his years of poverty were characterized by sheer determination to succeed and achieve the American dream. From 1991 to 1993, he worked as a taxi driver whilst also attending community college in the evenings. in the beginning of 1994 LST got married. by the beginning of the new century, LST was an American, successful and the world was his oyster before being summoned by cadde muse, a former colleague in their taxi driving days and fellow puntlander to embark on establishing a website to funnel the propaganda machinery of punland's newly formed ministry of national guidance. this short lived project meant that Mohamed Dabayl now rules the editioral line of Puntland media outlets without ethics nor any journalistic standards. In 2000, he launched Somaliaone.com as the dot com boomed heralded a new wave of Somali internet entrepreneurs. his vision was apparently much greater than a discussion forums laakin the hash realities of life were to soon take their toll on his dreams. his friend MMA lent a helping hand as his dreams gained momentum. in the end of 2007, LST become executive producer on keeping up with the kardashians. he followed his up with being awarded a doctorate from Minnesota University in electrical engineering. LST aspires tothe European culture and way of life these days, now that, he's achieved the american dream. he has a fascination with the small low lying country of Belgium. it was said that his recent travels there were requested by the wallon-somali community. NET WORTH:RELIES ON GOODLE ADS FOR REGULAR INCOME and $5.6million US Dollars investment in Range Resources