Apophis;919540 wrote: I know your source sxb. Keep the virtual world and the other one apart please, for our safety's sake. Some of us travel to Ethiopia you know. Thank you

nuune;919537 wrote: ^^ He doesn't know Dajjaal well! Haatu , what would you have done different than Oba who said wuu jarjari lahaa in pieces, in your cases it is more like burning them alive. Well thank you, and I hope none of you comes into power, that is any kind of power including managing a normal business whether it is yours or for someone else's business. Saying that, I am the oppossite side of you two, where in my case I would burry them alive, them as anyone who disobeys me, I just like the expression of their face while I am burrying them alive!! Burying alive is the cruelest thing you could do. You really do have ice flowing through your veins.

Apophis;919534 wrote: I have but they will fail. Ethiopia has not been softened enough plus the regional admin seems to be more bullish and reinvigorated these days. I heard from reliable sources that the ONLF are ready to deal but I don't know about the other side.

Wait a min, I think I need to clarify a few things, just what does laangaab actually mean?

Apophis;919526 wrote: Sxb, the MZs single-handedly brought Ethiopia to the table in Nairobi, that fact alone should make you sit down and tape your mouth shut before you embarrass yourself any further Mr laangab. Stop the disrespect waryaa. No one can underestimate the MZ but we most definitely are not laangaab. On a side note, have you heard about the current efforts to restart the negotiations?

QansaxMeygaag;919525 wrote: Apo has his own weird way of expressing himself. We are not langaab but MZs are very very many... Gotcha gotcha gotcha!

QansaxMeygaag;919521 wrote: I think you are underestimating MZs; these guys are numerous. I agree with Apo, sorry abti... Yes yes they're more numerous but when did we become laangaab?

If I was ever in charge I would be the saddest and most ruthless despot alive Lord have mercy on us all. Oba would be a miskiin compared to me

Now I'm abti to two SOLers, Oba and Qansax. The family just keeps on getting bigger Then you should be insulted that Apo is calling your mum a laangaab. Such blasphemy coming from an Cawl...ehem ehem

Apophis;919508 wrote: Because you're laangab dee. How come you don't know the MZ's, the most numerous OGs? Markabulls are laangaab and MS are laandheer. Aduunyo Oba, now you know.

And yes, waaq worshipers are a clan, a big one too. Prof Gaandhi is one.

lol at mikaahiil. Mikaahiil is part of Markabull sxb And are you stalking me? Stop classfying me. Now Qansax knows more of my lineage and I have no clue who he is still ;P

QansaxMeygaag;919497 wrote: So now you are teaching me Soomaali? Garissa is the official spelling waryaa and the name is derived from the garas tree and there is no gaaris thing.... garas tree has nice fruits like mareer ... qansax knows many tree things like a trained Botanist... What is kidogo kidogo Haatuoow? War I'm not talking about the official spelling, I'm talking about what locals use when referring to that incident. They say Gaaris Gubaay. Gaaris is short for Gaarisa. I'll let tutu answer the question since he's further in the butler training than I am

Oba, how can you not know us Mark-a-bulls? Do you insult us. As for Worshiper-of-waaq, translate it literally into somali. They are the lords of the lush pastures of Balambala and Daanyeere Qansax, war naga daa. They do sound carablaay.

QansaxMeygaag;919493 wrote: Difference btw MZ and mark-a-bull...aren't you the resident Long-Feet on this troll? Hey, I didn't even know I was a Long-Foot till 7 years ago Cut me some slack but do educate us. Who are these Cabdille folks and wheres does MS come in?

Oh I forgot to add, the accent is not unique to just them Oba, Their neighbours the Waaq worshipers speak like that too. To me they all sound carablaay balaayada Alpha, care to share what the problem was?

Apophis;919462 wrote: Women, especially Somali ones, should stay out of politics in the same way men should stay out of fashion. Just being realistic. Cheap.

ba, we need Qansax then

Apophis;919461 wrote: Picnicking in dirty Kingston?? Try Richmond or Staines next time. Men on a whip can't be choosers sxb. We go where we are led Oba, reer Cabdille yey yihiin horta? Are they cawlya....n?

Apo, Gok Wan has nothing to do with shopping. It's a normal weekend activity here in the suburbs. It was a nice day to be beside the river in Kingston with a picnic. Oba, hambalyo sxb. Btw, it's caana koroka. We don't say caanaboore

Waa gabal-dhac uun waana lulmanaaya. This calls for biigeys.

tutu, I really can't call the Xaaji vs Faarax battle. Should be interesting. Who'll be Nairobi's last remaining butler I wonder? Qansax, it's pronounced Gaaris Gubaay, don't add the a on the end of Garissa just like Gaaris Cadeey You're knowledge of the NEP is unnerving for someone who claims not to be a kidogo kidogo though;p

I went shopping today. I'm sure you lot remember my rant last time about not having any clothes so I decided today was the day to remedy it. The only thing is that I bought shoes instead of clothes

SP, we al have PhDs. It cant be helped