Subxaanallah. Those are tragic scenes.

Originally posted by Che -Guevara: ^Do you guys have anything (Quranic verses or hadith) to back up your assertion about not building temples/churches in Muslim country? Sxb I didn't say it's not allowed in Islam to build temples/churches in Muslim countries, I just said there's no need

They should follow their laws word for word and we will follow our word for word. I don't know why some nomads are complaining. The Swiss were the ones that proclaimed themselves to be liberal and tolerant. Why are they going against that now?

Originally posted by Blessed.*: If this is true, isn't it sweet irony that she beat him with his golf club. LOL. Shame!!

Originally posted by LayZie G.: quote: Malika, How many churches , Hundu-temples, Budha-temples are in SAUDI ARABIA ( not mecca )? Leave Malikah alone........unless ofcourse she comes back four days later with an answer? Because our religion is the right religion and all those other religions are false, so there is no need to build sanctuaries of disobedience in a Muslim country.

Originally posted by Che -Guevara: ^Please don't call a kid "anas" specially if they are in the west. I second that. It's like signing of that child to be bullied for life.

Serenity, I swear it hardly rains there. Maybe it would be a waste of money if they invested in stuff like that...

Xaaji keligaa kuma tihid fikirkaas. Bilooyinka la soo dhaafey oo dhan bey isu dhaaranaayeen. Laakiin waanu arki doonaa waxa dhaca.

Originally posted by nuune: HAATUU, abti, adoo reer Gaarisa ah maaba dhahaayo wax ha la i baro, meeshaas intii yareed aan joogey waxyaalo cilmiyeesan ayaan ku soo arkey, taas sheeka dheer ayaan ka qori doonaa, Shoow dhaqan celis baan u baahan yahay PS: sheekadda waan u sugayaa.

What am I doing here in the freezing cold when I could be in Xarardheere making thousands? Waaba ibtilo.

Bokooradda aaba iigu daran. Trying to copy "Aabe" Siyaad I see

a late congrats from me kk

shukran sxb

Originally posted by who-me: I think you should know your input does not matter here, after all you are another disgruntled ONLF supporter, yearning from the arrest of the five criminals. quote: Originally posted by Haatu: Sounds to me like the first signs of a dictatorship. War uff iyo kir baa lagu yiri. How do you know that I'm an another disgruntled ONLF supporter. Is it just because I'm from Gaarisa? Just to let you know I do support ONLF and so what? Plus, I have every right to voice my opinion and there's nothing you can do about it. And once again, uff iyo kir!

any time soon NGONGE is gonna come in and he's gonna misspell bariis as barees.

^ FINALLY

Can't believe the gunners got battered like that. The only way we will be able to have any chance of winning the league, Wenger needs to buy a quality striker this January. If we finish 4th again, Wenger will have to leave! No excuses!!

Warcajaa, Paragon ninyow maalmahan waaba kasii dareysaa. Have you been attending barofessoor MMA's lectures

I wonder what the die-hard P/landers would say about this.

Sounds to me like the first signs of a dictatorship.

May Allah forgive him. Aamiin. A great loss indeed.

Originally posted by Fu-Fu: Hope you feel better ps:jimicsiga badi iyo kalaafootda i heard tht from docter nuune ..wax walba waxu kudaaweya jimicsi & kaalafooto Tnx bro Wat else do you expect from shiikh niikiye

Man U looked terrible last night. They had some good chances but just could not take them. How on earth did Macheda miss that header?

^^ Not really. Arsenal may have lost their most valuable player, but they are still dangerous. I predict: Everton 2:1 Liverpool Arsenal 3:2 Chelsea Barcelona 4:2 Real Madrid

For once I have to agree with NGONGE. Ever since Faroole became the president of Puntland, he has been including himself in the wider Somali affairs more than any of his predecessors (excluding Abdullahi Yussuf). He has been talking more about federalism more than most of his predecessors. From this we can learn that he intends as NGONGE said, to strengthen Puntland's position in a future federal Somalia and for it to have more power in influencing it. One of the signs of this was the name change. By changing the name from the Autonomous Region of Puntland to Puntland State of Somalia, we can see that it no longer regards itself as a region within Somalia that controls it's own affairs, but as a state that has power to influence and change. So all in all, this publicity has had mixed reactions. If we look at it from the point of view of the international community, then it was good for Puntland as it made it seem more important than it was before. But from the point of view of the Somali people, you can say it was bad for Puntland as it might have lost the support of many who might have supported it's role as a more important player in Somali affairs.