^were you the reer xamari girl with the sujui guy who was had the lolipop, seating at the back wearing two dark sunglasses?

what does the word 'far' in Af-Soomaali mean to you? if it has more than one meaning - can you say what they are?

A lady named Joan used to supervise Somalis and they would call her JAWAAN. She tells everyone that Somalis pronounce her name very well compared to other immigrants.

lool - i have just watched the link - reer burco waa rageedi - they are really overjoyed and ecstatic. one of their own has won. ibtisam - what lame excuse! couldn't you have come up with better excuse? oh.. and i get the lights comment - they could always copy qardho and they might even print their money once they get the electricity.

Originally posted by *Ibtisam: They need some street lights though!! I love my people, Burco wey daqaadey . I wonder if they will get rid of somali shillings the that is falling apart now. i don't know what 'wey daqaadey' means - but i am curious - why would you want them to get ride of the somali shillings?? is something to do with that word?

Horta what does 'D' in the "D-block" stand for?? am i correct in assuming it stands for Da'bo'dhi'liif and the 'block' is indicative of political alliance of Cowke and like minded people??

^ Becareful, i am the champion of these types of contest - i have never lost. infact - i am equal to two 18th May people in lenght

@ i am taller than you contest. reminds me of 'the show me yours and i'll show you mine' contests - used to be held by the geel jires.

@ qandho fildarane. (good one) juxa - markan i ammaano waxaad tidhahdaa waad i cayneysaa - marka ku caayona waxaad leedahay waad i ammaantay. remember that next time. lol@ ngonge.. does that mean Kulmiye's election motto has worked and we won't have any more tahriibs coming to claim the 18th of May as their date of birth? p.s. i guess everyone agrees (including himself since he hasn't replied to me) that JB is ugly one of the SOL trolls

Wa'Alaykum Wa Salaam Ibti, lol@people of May 18th. i didn't even know there were people called that name

@Juxa and you are fierce, low and underhand as you look

Oh Dahir! Shatter not my newly mended heart, Force me not to the refugee life, Where cold, hunger, and misery resides. For I have tasted the comfort of home. Oh Dahir! Oh Dahir! Kill not the surviving heroes Who miraculously escaped death. Crush not the handicapped ones, For they have barely recovered. Oh Dahir! Oh Dahir! Young man with the gun, Whom are you shooting? Me? For there is no enemy in sight. Have you ever seriously wondered? What became of our brave comrades? Whatever happened to all our buildings? Oh Dahir! 1992 Burco

Somali poetry is more apt to Somali warlords - here are couple examples: the killing happens, the destruction of the lands creation's burial, refugees' flight from the country as outlaws pass among the people long suffering weak wretches they enter the shade of the dead wood the forest's been destroyed by scorching sand rotten brush, dense dead thicket silvered tree stumps, calls of help help somebody help the women, the children, the frail licked by the red hot spears the tank with lust to launch at even unpeopled places the playful gun sight, the hollow stocked gun the Kalashnikov, the bomb, the shortened jeep the rolling mortars descending from the sky napalm peeling stripping your burnt skin the anti-tank P10, ricocheting ring the RPG7, the smaller bazooka and the ammunition belt at the ready the aloes with their troubles and painful injury standing unmilked and drinking their fill ready for destruction sent by death and guns and gun powder of satan, it's not in your interest this was the testament then of Koofil and Doofil the ones I sent to hell and whose orders I refused the lackey dogs and those of their ilk saying: here boy you countered the contempt of their fathers with it will not be tried on me that they now drag you down from there go it's not in your interest Abdulqadir Haji Ali Ahmed

@dadka qurxoon uun haloo jawaabo baala yiri maanta. since you only greeted deleted - are you implying that Norf and JB are ugly?

LOL@ your quotes of concoctions. "Better a witty fool than a foolish wit" eh ngonge?. btw - how did you cone up with all those quotes? and which of Shakespeare's many plays are your favourite?

^maxaad ku mashquulsanayd? ma musqushaad (suuli) ku mashquulsanayd??

Originally posted by Jacaylbaro: I will check with my Sheffield sources ,,, & Originally posted by Jacaylbaro: quote:Originally posted by cynical lady: Why JB? dont you trust him? No ,, Well! what did your sources in Sheffield say?

Originally posted by Haatu: Sayid of all the days it had to be on that one. I'm extremely busy that day. Haatu are you coming or are taking NinacNC on a date? suggestion: bring her to the play (don't forget this romeon and juliet play ) instead of going to the movies with an ice cream as was suggested by others

Originally posted by Blessed.*: Fabulous! Sayid, Where can I get more info? Apologies Blessed one - for the delayed response - should you still wish to attend contact the school hosting the event to book a place if you are intending to bring lots of students or just turn up ontime if you are by yourself or couple people. Contact details: Ms Schmidt-Roberts, Assistant Principal, Lambeth Academy on 0207 819 4700. School's Website

Hello beatiful people! ugly ones need not reply

I hereby express my hearfelt congratulations to my fellow Somalis in Somaliland on peaceful elections and the announcement of the results and their acceptance. May Allah (SWT) bless all Somalis with peace and prosperity. Amiin! dheh

i condemn the bloody CONDEMS coalitions and who ever voted for them.

^^ i meant clean up and beatification as precursor to the two following celebrations

lol - i might end being Russia. Insha'allah what will be will be. but i got other things to worry about.

Hello Juxa and Ibti - See tihiin? Juxa - anaga naaneystu naguma dhacdo Ibti - Cidna ma rayn weli – its currently 2:1 to me but it is to be turning to be an ugly protracted cold war.