No, it's the type the hot girl in class has sympathy on. She starts hanging around with him and notices he's intelligent, handsome and sporty. He nails her in the end before leaving her for the next catch Apo, I expected better from you. I'm no hood-rat, yo

If you keep going one of these days a jinn will possess you big time wa na ciyaadu billah

Is it me or does my avatar give off a sense that I'm nervous, easily angered and prone to bullying? Does this mean I'm one of those guys who get all the sympathy from girls for being the outsider

Why should I be on your Jeremy Kyle-esque show? Alpha, keep the tol out of this!

Apo, you are odd. Qansax, I didn't say I didn't like them. I merely described them

I think Oba is angry

Alpha, nice poem. I appreciate the thought behind if not the words themself. Qansax, a buul is a buul dee.

Qansax, it's Abti. But I want to know who you are. I think you're a fellow cagdheer. Apo is jealous of me because he's a 20-something loser who has nothing going for him, whereas Alpha is a reject and a failure both here in the UK and in S/land. So imagine what they go through when young, intelligent, full of hope me comes along. They salivate at the prospect of blowing out my light

None other. Now you go next

Qansax, I'll remin you Mark-a-bull And you're right, I'm not very cunning. I'm very blunt. Alpha, I agree with you on Alpha. A criminal he is indeed, and a pitiless merciless one at that too. Just check out his avatar for goodness sake!

NGONGE;915981 wrote: The topic of discussion today is RAGIIDA! p.s. Haatu need not reply just yet. You wound me, sir However, I bet when your manhood was cut it was done in a hospital with anesthetic and all the wussy stuff

Abdi Iley? That's not funny. Alpha Blondy;916046 wrote: did you visit the genocide museum? i've always been fascinated by the African mystery that is Rwanda. i even heard the mere uttering of tutsi and hutu is a criminal offense. i can foresee another genocide in Rwanda, its only a matter of time. also radio stations......are they still as popular? LOL....... looool Qansax, you didn't notice the clue I have you

If it's returning IDPs back to their homes no problem. If they're moving people out of houses simply because they're not from a certain clan, then that is a problem.

lol raggeedi. c'mon people it's just a little bit of humour

Alpha Blondy;915944 wrote: ^ Kigali dubbed one of the cleanest cities in the world. now kigali is growing too and its future looks awesome. well done kagame. Very nice. Sometimes there's no need to change a perfectly good leader.

XX don't hold your breath. I'm sure the Brits will do a lot of arm-twisting to make sure S/land attends.

Oodweyne;915963 wrote: ^^ Mintid , And in this context, it must be bare in mind that BP still has some sort of an "open licence" to explore oil in Somalia. In fact, the first thing that Chatham House will be soon getting involve in will be to "help" the Somali government in Mogadishu, so that the old licences can be "review" and make those of the American and the British as a "top priority" for renewal; as opposed to given new ones to the likes of Turkey or even to China. As for the impact these policies by the British have on Somaliland is concern. Lets just say, they told us - by deeds - as to where they stand when it comes to "our sovereignty" . And in that context, I know the Brits are only acting (as you, yourself have articulated it) the same slogan of their old country, namely: "there is no permanent friend or a foe, but only that of interest" (i.e., Lord Palmerston's political dictum). However, unfortunately for us, we have a government that is at sleep at the switch in Somaliland. The BP and other western oil companies issue is already on the table. As for the S/land government, maybe they know something that you and I don't hence the silence?

Daqane;915901 wrote: did you not get my inbox haji Oh yeah I remember now. Ignore my comment.

Dhaqane, you still didn't answer the question. I don't know what they do other than produce long articles.

Dhaqanow, for a person who's currently in Xamar you've disappointed us with the lack of good pics.

Alpha, just what exactly do you do in S/land. I know you work for an NGO but what does that NGO do?

Alpha Blondy;915849 wrote: Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaatu, g'day inaadeero, so dhag maha xaladadu? you were first in today congrats! hows school day? hows your sister's atrocious cooking? how's your part time work? Al. Maalin wanaagsan to you too. Bashbash iyo barwaaqo, ash ash baanu nahey. School was great coz I decided not to go Mum made lunch today, it was so-so. Part-time work is a drag, it pays peanuts and I'm surrounded by females with no males to talk to and to banter with Ht.

Maaddeey clutching at straws again I see. Sad case though.

Kulahaa 'Mr President stop supporting Al Shabaab'. Talk about brain dead. They can't even protest properly.

xabad;915874 wrote: Waa caqliga NFD ka shaqeeya sxb. Cheap once again.