yh coofle, i agree. i am lacking creativity and this is worrying. perhaps i should like you've suggested 'give it a rest for a while' ya?

so as i'm sure you've all noticed, my material on SOL, as off late has been very poor and lackluster, at least according to my brilliant standards. so i've done a kenny dalglish, who instead of interviewing the short list for the liverpool manager job, appointed himself in the position.

arafat is rudy doing a euro-trip? this is interesting indeed. any american who goes out of their country is either very rich or cultured. i think rudy could be one of those third culture kids.

excellent!

yh i am the joykiller! its a position i relish!

welcome indeed!

Paranoia grips a bourgeois European family when a series of menacing videotapes begin turning up on their doorstep in Piano Teacher director Michael Haneke's dark drama. From the outside, Georges (Daniel Auteuil), Anne (Juliette Binoche), and son Pierrot (Lester Makedonsky) are the typical middle-class European family, but when a series of mysterious videotapes accompanied by morbid drawings reveal that someone has been monitoring their house, Georges begins to suspect that his past has come back to haunt him. It was during France's occupation of Algeria that Georges wronged a young Algerian boy named Majid (Maurice Bénichou), and as the enraged father and husband begins tracking down his former friend, the line between victim and predator becomes increasingly blurred. 9/10

if i alone represented our people i would get so much sharaf for us and a place firmly on the world map. but too often people like myself keep ourselves to ourselves.

Exlcusive pictures from Hargeisa, Somaliland. May 17th 2012.

i would agree with AT&T on this one. the arab have an inferiority complex. but XX isnt arab.

NGONGE;830887 wrote: ^^ A&T, did you actually leave Summertime in all the time you were in H Town? Something tells me that you didn't. Did the old lady that stands outside recognise you? loool@ng, she's good.

this could possibly be the worst 18 may ever.

on the ground here in hargeisa and things are very tense.

lol@thread, sxb, lets wait and see if this somali criminal is innocent. the sikhs are a respectable community and wouldnt make such a grave allegation without concrete basis.

good morning juxa, how are you this day today.

Malika;830045 wrote: ^You know nothing about me - ha ha@ remote AIDS ridden villages..ha ha - god lord! your indeed the qasarahaa qurboo joogta, your attitude toward the old lady trully highlights your lack of manners- reminds me of those teens that attack, beat and rape pensioners one reads on newspaper here in UK. anyway - enough of attention to you- wasted my five precious minutes already. I've just reported that personal insult.

Malika;830040 wrote: ^You forgot your medication this morning miya? You sound more like the one suffering from dementia - uff..your attention seeking can be nausiating. Amiiin to the duas of the old lady - she sounded so happy to be home - the sound of the ocean and kids playing was trully soothing. i bet... soothing indeed eedo malika. while you spend your US dollars in arusha or some remote AIDS-ridden village in kenya, baal lets see you come back here to the somali territories.

she looks like one of those nazi concentration camp nurses. an old lady suffering from dementia cannot be taken seriously. only 9 yrs in norway? and to probably come back to the occupied house that her militia son took from an innocent person in the early 1990s. the loudest ones are usually the worst. the reporter was a little aggressive too and asked leading questions - shows the standards of journalism in xamari-caddey.

why? i thought there was underthinking in somaliland.

considering the weapons embargo....mostly illegal and from neighbouring african countries like ethiopia and kenya.