He does not have to iibi anything at all. Just not something tacky as chocolate and roses Jac lol, what is so romantic about having a man?

^^How will you tell your girlfriend/ boyfriend/ cuz that you are going to miss their big day because you are not comfortable, each one goes but mine will be different.. I need you there, how could you even think about not coming, you hate to!... before you know it, you are trying to find out the latest wedding gear. AAliyah, yep, I stand with my back firmly against the wall. I go there to say, hey look i came, congrats, then the rest of the night I’m dying to go home. lol Nehanda, I could not agree more, why waste all that money and stress over bunch of people who will just talk about you. Or even go on holiday or something.

^^Chocolate and roses are not romantic dear, tell him to bring you something that you cannot get yourself

What do you do that is tons of fun?? The only dance I enjoy watching is when the old ladies jump and hop around, and they always form a such tight circle, it is impossible to see anything (not to mention the consent screaming, amusa, diibi uu duuruka,sacabka gaaracaa) :rolleyes: and even the bride cannot see what they are doing. I don't eat wedding food. So in general I find weddings an unnecessary parade of beauty. Speaking of Ibti, I tried to reclaim it the other day, only to be told that it has been reserved by another member. :mad: I mean how dare they? lol

^lool^ what on earth! lol Buuxo, you are worse than the one barid bixise, What will she do with a donkey? lol

Hang on, I think I'm confused, people call their side kick Garacis?? I could swear that means beating the hell out of someone?? nooh lool @qofti nooh, that could mean anyone.

^^Have you noticed that, I was wondering same thing as i got ready on sat nyt, I was wearing a jacket all nyt! so damn hot (somali wedding venus never have air con)I could not believe people were walking around in them with out even a shalmad, talking about flashing a room full of people! I have gone to three so far and I have four more to go this year, I think all my friends had a meeting and decided to have their weddings one after another!. Jac: I doubt it, I will always hate weddings and the first day of the week. I feel lost in both.

^^^he is Africa, and although his life style maynot have been African since he become "British" I think Africans are more able to run long distances faster than non Africans in general(although the Russains are sometimes really good)and they train harder.

Right now, I hate Weddings, weddings, more weddings and the whole wedding season. (Does anyone feel like they have been repeatedly beaten over the head the morning after the wedding? ) I'm tired of Smiling, endless kisses and saying hello to people you have not seen for years and answering the same questions all night (how are you, the family, who is with you etc) I hate helping out, (hey can you help give the food/drinks out :mad: ) Oh and can you believe Dirca's go out of fashion? :confused: What is all that about. :cool: How do people get to weddings? And why can they never go back home using the same means they used to get there in the first place? At 1pm people will be like daaka yaa guurayah? :confused: Finally I hate Mon & Wed.

I watched the 3,000 meters in the Norwich Union British Grand Prix on sunday, he was over 300meters ahead of all the others. But I don't know how much judgement can be passed over that, I cannot wait to see when he meets the world class east Africans in Japan, and the conditions are going to be so hard (compared to his training ground). Good luck to him.

^^lol . You would have been crashed by screaming iinamo and hablo yaryar who all turned up 10min before he came on stage. But it was a good rainy day lol. I asked serenity to come, even offered her a ride, she said no, but had a go at me the next day for not telling her than K'naan was coming, apparently she would cross Oceans for him, and would definitely have come had I disclosed that he will be there. lol.

^I use to think Ooridayha means my chicken (don't ask why, must have been word associate (dooro) or something.) Anyway i found out it means my wife, but it sounds awful. Bilcaanteyda sounds like my non significant. Doesn't bilcaan mean "on purpose" :confused:

:rolleyes: :rolleyes: This superficial attitude is getting worse by the minute. Since when did we judge our friends by their weight. Aacudubilah, so what happens when you skinny best friend becomes fat, you self obsessed society. Jac: from the pictures I have seen of you, I would not put you in the skinny category, in fact i say give it a couple more years (and muqamaad, hilib and bariis), and waad kaal teegi, so don't be too disgusted dear.

^^^I Don't think people need to hear this shi*T right now, go and rant on another thread, and it does not say he was in a gang, it says he was chased and murder by a gang, a case of wrong place, wrong time. Regardless of what happened, your self hating bullshid attitude of we are the poorest and most shamed (what the F... does that mean anyway) people in the world and have no business walking in the streets of London is NOT something that needs to be on this thread. He was just a little kid, and everyone regardless of what their background is everyone deserves to live and walk as they please without fear of being shot. My prayers are with the boys family, may Allah have mercy on them and the victim. p.s. only black person who wears a suit kuulaah, :mad: your post is full of cra*p, and contradictions.

^^^If you are going to give something, give something good dear, what is with the baarid baris to guest??, and never EVEr admit that you are Ngonge Ayeeyo in public again! lol @xagaad ku socotaan, lol, same place you were running to a few years back, or have you already forgotten??

Akhas :mad: Where the people who thought these animals were the future. :mad:

So a Libyan cannot be Islamophobic? What if he got paid or not even a Muslim? lol. Just kidding. But the connotations stretch to disapproval of the future, he is not best pleased by the power shift, Maybe he is mad at the effectes of a globalised world, them damn people who brought with them mini-skirts, and just one dominate wife, (mind you she is much better looking and takes care of herself, not to mention younger) perhaps it is about culture clashes. hhmm.. I think I better stop

^^^The parents bit suprises me, I can imagine my dad beating me into an early grave for calling him odaygaan! lol He'll be like I'will show you oday! not sure it is for respect though! it is the guys/boys who do this I've yet to meet a girl who calls her aboo/hooyo islaanta/ odaygaan.

^^^lool Too late

^^^Is that not a B*tch, after been asked for so long "gormaa biriiskinaa cunaynaa"?, only for them to get to the day, and the bride fast all day, while people eat all around her! what is that all about! they better start asking "gormaad barris naasiinas" or something. :rolleyes:

^^Hmmm, No I think everyone will sooner or later run into another strayed one! Buuxo, where have you been, already waa laa cuuna our biriis, but they did forget to give us some. Zenobia, why ofcourse girl, but you were so good at it, and if you are going to wash any dishes, you should wash hooyo maacaans dishes. haha @dhakso, I knew you were islaan yaar, all that time pretending you were a modern lady :rolleyes:

^^Yep, It took me a whole months to recover and start digging for those hidden pictures. and figure out i need to install the software! :mad:

Lool @ThePoint, Here is somemore, just for you. Kelis, Prince Abdi and K'naan at the Rise against racism festival. Jac. thanks

^^^ :rolleyes: and :rolleyes: at the whole bloody topic. Ish. These broke a$$, long living, dependent "women" that these poor guys look after. Maskeen, You are every so kind to take care of "all those women". Serenity I told you ages ago, buy a leash, no other girl is having the same problems as you lool @cara & Zu

ThePoint :rolleyes: Besbaaso: The Constant nagging and relentless discussions, and questioning from everyone you see everyday, even though they only asked you yesterday, to a point you can predict ever word that will come out of their mouth and in which order, is a form of forced marriage. this form of pressure will drive any normal average girl insane or she'll marry the nearest farah. And yes studying is what you do while you wait to get married, then you forget about it, "haaye so maad daamine jaamacadi" den you go "haa", and they go "haa, maashaallah, maraka aaroski waa goormaah" :rolleyes: Lily: the look of death does not work, nor do smart *a*s*s comments, they take both as a sign of resistance and they upgrade the pressure. Nodding and saying yes ofcourse, will get them off your back for a while.