:rolleyes:

i am your tol - don't worry

how can i be left out of the finals?? i should have automatic rights to the finals!!! this is not fair - i protest A&T give me your votes now waryaa - Haddii kale........

lets see of this piece wins you some votes

Originally posted by Fabregas: Asalamu'alaykum; If all the thoroughbred peoples from Sool and Sanag regions and their cousins from Puntland vote for me, their young brother/cousin, I shall attempt to eradicate tribalism from this forum. I shall also pledge allegiance to the emir Sheikh Farole. Say no to tribalism and vote for me.I also call upon all Wadaads, Women and Wacko people from Qardho to vote for me. (ie. those who haven't voted). VOTE NOW! Wasalam you already got my vote - only if i could take it back now - that you mention qardho and wacko at the same sentence. this thread is realy turning out to be the funniest thread in 2009 Suggestion: the finalist should have thread dedicated to them where they battle out for our votes - perhaps lasting for a week or day . my votes only go to the people whom i have actually met not mere scripts

War naga daa ninyahow - you were either being duplicity or fulay foqool - now pick one and stick with it.

you implied that all you were doing was showing that you are towing the clan line - showing being the operative word. however you still support your original line. that my friend is being duplicity admit it - today i have you on the back foot

:rolleyes: @ somalis this and that

Originally posted by Abtigiis & Tolka: I am eagle-eyed. If I didn't pre-empt the conspiracy by voting to myself, Ngonge would have been on the lead alone. Norf, maxaad ka baryaysaa; Anigaa amaaniye iigu shub! burco miyaan iloobaa boodhkeedi waynaa barbaarteedi fiicnaa bartii aad ku aragtaba dhagaxa boobi abidkood LOOOOOOOL it basicaly says Burco is dirty, ran down village full of blindinly blasting sands and houses made with crooked rocks then portray as beautiful 5 story building & 5* hotels

To showcase without belief in the principle is duplicity by definition

i desperately need a burco vote :mad:

^benlow

are reer burco known for duplicity? @ngonge Norf - relax, i am just asking - still awaiting for your vote though

Originally posted by Norfsky: quote:Originally posted by Sayid*Somal: quote: Originally posted by Norfsky: Who wants my vote? vote for me and i'll stopn cussing burco - deal? Magaalda amaan first (in the other thread) i will as soon as i get your vote - am i, a man of my word

Originally posted by Norfsky: ^What have you been promised? i wonder too?? definitely there is something more than; 'can't say i refused to the old man' lets hope it wasn't one of those "offers that you can't refuse" sort of option

Originally posted by Norfsky: Who wants my vote? vote for me and i'll stopn cussing burco - deal?

grapes are ours - you can keep the bloody melon if you get my drift

better than burco badoow

Originally posted by NGONGE: Riyaale ha dhaco. Dictator waaxid. what changed? - lest you be known as mr flibflob i think your addeer must have heard of your earlier rants in the other threads and threaten you, with kicking you out of the clan is it true?

Originally posted by Indho Blue: I can't vote because I don't know what the words dalka, dadka, and qaran mean Yet you know what qabiil is - strange! :cool: that statement above by our indho blue friends says a lot about our current state of affairs and Nullifies all the votes in favour of Qaran, Dalka & Dadka in favour of qabiil. very sad state of affair - me thinks.

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Hotel?? :mad: why were you scare to go outside - ma che baad wax waddaagtan??

Dooxo, Dukaan iyo Dunbaal kale ah miyaad soo sawirtay?? can't wait for the others - thanks aboowe LOOOOOOOOOOOOOL@ ^Sakiin laq!

I mean if they can be considered a nation without a country, then people are more important than a country. Is that right? you are getting there re second comment - your family insurance is about to expire - please renew - or better yet - upgrade to the National Golden One