hahahahahaaa

So ur Muslim?

loooool. Alpha sometimes I only visit SOL to read ur latest wacky post, and this one did not dissappoint.

Axmad Mooge AUN sang at my mom and dad's wedding in Hargaysa. Was a relative and good friend of my father.

xabad;901775 wrote: ^ And???? Gaaladan is nacday yaa naga qabta.

Viva Cabdi Haybe Laambad. Somali comedian, actor and singer par excellence.

IC....thanks for synopsis.

Hey 5, the title post-editing is now misleading. What was the incident???

xabad;901543 wrote: who the heck is this "intrepid fox of the east" he keeps talking about?. primitives in their natural habitat nothing else here. Siilaanyo's clan.

Ameena, there's an entire article I found on when to use double letters in Somali words. Here's the link http://wardheernews.com/Articles_12/October/Maxamed_Baashe/22_Xarfaha_labanlaabma.html

Kadafi's story wasn't about a lost handbag, but about the supposed evils of wahhabism and it's adherents. Kadafi is a sufi fanatic hellbent on disparaging the puritanical Najdi school of thought any opportunity he gets.

Ameenayy, ma raggii ragga ahaa ee Mudulood Hiiraab baad qoti iyo wax aan la aqoon ku sheegtay. Jow!!

Bal amarka ilaahay dadku way iska xiisayaan threads yada aan ka dhex doodo.Waa iska haybad rabbaani ah bahashu

Oba is right, Afar r the closest ppl to us by far. If a soomaaliwayn state ever emerges I would love to have our Afar brothers become a part of it, just like how we were together under the Adal empire of Axmad Guray.

Waad riyoonaysaa bro.

^ Bro, Ur telling me the above scene can happen in places like Hargaysa or Garowe?

Waa runtaa bro. Viva M.udulood.

So I was right.:cool:

Wow, now im really curious. Care to share?

Much of the beauty of the Somali language lies in its diversity. I love learning new words not used in my region, and i'd love to learn the unuka dialect, along with af-may may. I've also heard that in some parts of Bari they speak an almost unintelligble dialect. Can someone confirm this?

what do u call it narniah?

Tarxan is not even unuka, waa unuka walaalkood. His clan rhymes with the OG clan. First time i heard it I was laughing... sounded like counterfiet cagdheers lool.

I think we should all call it laxoox, no matter how ugly it sounds instead of using a habashi word.

I call it laxoox. I do admit though, laxoox sounds like some sort of a boogie man lol.

Jacpher, ur comparing hardcore drugs to khat? come on, get serious bro.