Way To go trolls we've lost one of the biggest contributors in this thread

Naxar Nugaaleed;969667 wrote: Damn C&B, last time I paid that much a night was at a five star Ritz in downtown Philly and it came with a "bath butler" lol Bro lol its because of the big demand most hotels are full booked all the time.

Saalax;969605 wrote: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=dZkdSbFSHKQ#at=16 " frameborder="0" allowfullscreen> NOT true Saalax. Haters gonna hate tho keep it coming

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Naxar Nugaaleed;969611 wrote: Finally a hotel that looks like a Hotel, whats the nightly rate Cambuulo I heard it was around 300 dollar per night. They even got a italian chef ee sidaa ula sooco ':)

Inside hotel Makka Al Mukaramma

Alpha Blondy;969463 wrote: i reckon my loans amounted to about 0.45% of the GDP of the UK. inaar, i've also invested shrewdly. helped towards the purchasing of Alz's current residential estate and 4 other baloods in the most 'exclusive' areas across Hargeisa, ma garatay? construction company is awesome. my HAG friends were always smart when it came to the loans. the uni loan circuits were their 'bread and butter'. some of them didn't even attend classes but always mashruuc-ised the loans. LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL Lmaao rageedi, its a mashruuc wanaagsan ma garatey? I reckon i will pay the loan within a year Inshallah. Haatu, waraa did you check that Vemma thing i sent you? Lots of cashing ee sidaa ula sooco holla for info

Alpha Blondy;969460 wrote: LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL@saving up saas miyaa. in my days, we went to uni to make money. balse, the loans are still unpaid and i think i'll save for uni, ma istidhi? LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL LOL tell him waaba Mashruuc infact i use to take loans every month in 1.5 years now i have invested that cash in a construction company

*ANWAR*;969358 wrote: How can you hate this GUY Inaba caadi maaha

Haatu more like xamar rainbow ... afur is at 6 here. How bout you 10?

Afur wanaagsan Abu Alfaa Al Balondhyy.

Mad_Mullah;969403 wrote: Somalis are a part of Kenyan society. With the Minister of Defense being of the OG (previous government). The civilized Kenyans managed to split power amongst different religions/ethnicities to maintain peace and security. They have a harder time because there's not much you can do in the North with all the HAG refugees and Shabab threats. Maybe if Garissa was on the sea...

Complicated;969391 wrote: ^^ Don't you get tired of sawiradan aad meel walba kusoo dhajinayso? NO

Big stuff going on in Muqdisho Al mukaramma allah dhowr

Garoodi rageedi

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At the back of an Egyptian restaurant

Construction of Apartment building