HornAfrique That is exactly what I am doing bro... Thanks for the encouragements.. Trust me no one can shut me up..They can say all they want.. I will hold tight onto my believes.. Simple as dat. Spadez: Don't think your criticism crashed me... it hasn't even gotten an inch deeper in my skin, it is still floating on the surface searching for an opening

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OG: I agree with you sista walaahi, it is better to stay out of the politics sections, coz no one can make a statement or even voice their views witht being attacked and outbreaking some kind of civil war. So once I say my piece to one person I should be out. India First of all if you like ur country so much u won't name urself after another. Just making u have a taste of your own soup. U twisted my words, and that is not right. Secondly, u called me a liar , and that was uncalled for. When I said, " Somaliland will realize that their efforts are futile" I meant it. That doesn't mean I am against Somaliland, it is just my political take on the whole situation, coz the roads they traveling on are not ones that will lead to independence. Thirdly, one human with a decent heart willnever find joy in the agony of others, I take this as your way of de-humanitizating me. Trust me none can do that to moi. As u claim why don't you read between my line and tell me what u see. It doesn't hurt to ask for clarifications when you don't comprehend one's words before u jump to conclusions.. just a sisterly advice. LST: I guess I better leave here b4 maqaarka leega siibin wax kale oo dhiman ma lahanee! Intellectual debates should be acceptable in the Political sections too We like to participate in politics, but don't shut us out when we say something u don't agree with.

Sorry Ladies I don't know your update in the world News but all international Orgs are leaving Somalia So our this lil project has been cancelled for the time being. Sorry but when the NGOs hit the roads back I shall update you and definitely hook u up. Seems like I am in the sack as well But those that are interested I shall walaahi... recommend u guys when the time comes..I thought the withdrawal thing was specifically in Somaliland since it was the place in which the incident took place, but I guess I was wrong. So pray girls Garab: Adiga hadii singlemothers ka la hubeeyo maxaa rabtaane, ciyaal kala xeran oo cadkooda goosanaayo ayeey korinaayaane.. mise ciyaal maamo oo hooyaan rabaa dhahaayo aad rabtaa in ay ka soo baxaan :mad:

My Ladies, I got NEWS for ya... I have been asked to be a mentor that works with UNHRC in Somalia, traveling around all area from Somaliland to Jubaland. So if any of you out there is interested let me know! I will hook u up! I will be disappearing for a while so if u don't find me here know that I went home. Hope to hear u soon!

Soooooooooooooooooo trueeeeeeeeee.... I get tempted all the time, but all I do is " Think of my mom" that works fine.

HOLD YOUR HORSES "TRIBALISTS"...As u can see.. I am not referring to you guys as Somalilanders, coz then I will be included as well. Let me say this b4 things get over looked... I AM A SOMALILANDER. Having said that, let me come back to the topic... Geedid: Widaayoow, qof ku weydiisay ma leh ur underwear, I couldn't care less. I asked u a question that deserves some kind of an answer, which still stand, WHO RECOGNIZES YOU BESIDES ETHIOPIA . Don't try to change the topic at hand brotha, no one is the enemy here besides those that you call neighbors "Ethiopia". Lander: First of all aboowihiis, insults should be saved for those that do the offense not doubters.. if you are following my drift. I didn't refuse to recognize Somaliland nor am I the enemy. I am just a simple Somalilander who doesn't agree with the separation pact. That is all. And I believe since Somaliland is basing its sovereignty on democracy, the foundation should be freedom of expresion. What Somaliland's business men do for Ethiopia is a shame brought on to Somaliland not praise. So if I was in your shoes I would refrain from exposing such truths. Ethiopia has always been in what I call " Dhabar goynta Somalia ( as a whole regardless of region)... And helping in booming the economy of one's enemy to me is ********* least to say. I guess I will leave my say here.. MMA: Aboowihiis, hadii markasta oo la hadlo afka lees goosanaayo goormaas qofka codkiisa dhiibanaa. Qasab miyaa in hal cod la wada yeesho. Walaahi saan lee u daldalmaa ma aa musaayi, ilaaheey waxaas maskax gooni ii siisay in aan sheegto waxa aan rabo fikradna ka dhiibto waxyaabaha i saameeynaayo inta aan noolahay. Somaliland's decision will have effect on me, so I have the right to voice my thoughts and demand my place. OG: Sista they are just lying to themselves, if you read the news or not.. UN is pulling their orgs out of Somaliland So it is just a matter of time b4 Somaliland realizes that their efforts are futile. Everytime we open our thoughts and express our view on the take, why do you guys bring hostility, and verbal insults if folks don't agree with your theories? Is this the kind of image you want to build Somaliland on?

Casey: Who recognizes them besides Ethiopia, who is kissing their backs b/c of the labor they provide to their ppl?

Ok my fella Somalilanders, I know you guys have sincere hope that Somaliland will get recognized and its soveriegnty upheld, but let me ask you this all those Somalilanders who travel to the outer world including Riyaale, why do they carry Somali Passport.. the green passport with the blue flag? Why doesn't Somaliland make their own passport like they did with the flag?

Mc Feast Dancing or Singing?

I don't agree with the answer bro... I believe Islam allows men and women to talk and date but not to meet in person without the company of a third person. But talking over the net or over the phone is acceptable. As far as keeping the promise made to the mother, walaahi that is to be kept. No empty promises should be made by any Muslim. It is one of the Alamat of a Munafiq! Anyone who disagree bring me a hadith Muakid or a Quranic Ayah!

KoolKal kamoon dee gabar.. we both are aqua and there is some truth to it.... some truth not whole truth... feel the difference Sade.. I am Aqua... and you didn't even wish me a good birthdayth... an du want to know my color... :mad:

Bambina, Good girl...U r certainly doing fine... maybe hot oil treatment.. it seems to work for me! Good luck hon!

MAN... what is wrong with you folks? I asked a question... will the generations following us be similar to us or will the roles be switched? ... plzz answer dat.. no lectures on other issues... only X-quisite focused on it... and she is dreaming of Uthopia Consicious: If our perfect Prophet made it acceptable for a woman to take on the lead, why has the society changed that? And if we are as good muslims as u claim then what happened to that practice of the Prophet or the Muslim men take just those practices that superioritize them :eek:

I am against the sepaaration..... although by birth I belong to Somaliland.. I believe Somalis should be one as they have always been... NO EXCEPTIONS!

I thought I would share it with u... my mom emailed me... have fun.. it sure cracked me up as something of a surprise to many Africans to discover that | >|all Africans look the same to non-Africans... | >| | >|How do you tell a Nigerian from a Kenyan? And I am not talking about | >|passports or clothing. The easiest way, of course, is the name, for | >|example Ogunkoye, Ekwekwe or Babangida can only be a Nigerian, a | >|Njoroge, Otieno or Kilonzo must be from Kenya. Where else would you bump| >|into a name like Promise, Immaculate or Patience other than in >Zimbabwe?||And where do the Dunns come from? They are surely from Liberia >or Sierra| >|Leone. | >| | >|Surely everybody knows that the loud, boisterous and cocky ones are the | >|West Africans; the brooding and sly ones are the North and South | >|Africans; the East Africans always say yes even when they disagree | >|vehemently. No wonder there have been very few coups in this region. | >|They have no guts to go against the establishment. They are also the | >|UN's first choice for Peace Keeping duties worldwide. | >| | >|Forget about the Egyptians and Sudanese who change their continents | >|based on which side of the bread is buttered. When convenient, and the | >|Petro-Dollar is flowing, they masquerade as Arabs. When the World Bank | >|is dishing out aid to the third world, they shuffle themselves, | >|cup-in-hand, jostling for the paltry aid given to poor African | >|countries. | >| | >|If you want to be more specific, the Cameroonians will borrow money to | >|buy Champagne. They can even sell a hole in their pockets to ape the | >|bourgeois. | >| | >|The Ghanaians think they invented politics. No Ghanaian worth his salt | >|will conclude a conversation without mentioning the famous Kwame | >|Nkurumah or quoting a phrase from one of his speeches. Even when | >|bargaining at the Bazaar, a 'Kwame' phrase has a magical effect. The | >|problem is they think that this effect is worldwide! A dukawalla in | >|Bombay was forgiven for thinking Kwame was a unit of! currency in | >|Africa! | >| | >|The Congolese think they have the best music and the best dancers. They | >|have this heavenly feeling that they were brought into this world to | >|Sing and Dance... and please, for your own safety, don't you dare | >|challenge that! A Congolese can be spotted from afar by the gait of his | >|walk.... and it also depends on the mood of the walker: A Ndombolo walk | >|is a sign of happiness (..also means 'I've just had it'); a Baba Gaston | >|walk is a sign of old age. | >| | >|The Nigerians have a THING about clothes and jewelry. They are the | >|Indians of Africa; you'll always find a Nigerian in any part of the | >|world... there is one contending for Mayorship somewhere in remote | >|Russia of all the places. There is a Nigerian Police inspector in the | >|Falklands....... and there is a Nigerian Cashier at the First National | >|Bank of Woolongong....(somewhere in Australia) I wonder how long he'll | >|be there before he decid! es to become fluid with the cash. They are | >|like cockroaches and will be found in the most unusual places. | >| | >|The Ethiopians think they have the most beautiful women on God's earth. | >|(think about it, have your ever seen an ugly Ethiopian Lady?...no, not | >|the post-menopause geriatric one, we are talking about | >|the under 45 or so... hmm.) | >| | >|We won't talk about the Somalis for the time being as they are suffering| >|from a severe identity crisis. How else do you explain a Somalian | >|holding a Kenyan Passport saying he was born and raised in | >|Pand-Pieri (somewhere in Kisumu) while the same gentleman cannot utter | >|the basic general greeting? | >| | >|Moroccans think they're French and so do the Burkinabes. Algerians hate | >|the French. | >| | >|Sierra Leonians smile profusely. | >| | >|Liberians can't get over America...they copy everything including | >|Rambo...any wonder they have Rambo-style rumbles in the jungle. Call it | >|an influence from Hollywood? | >| | >|All East ! and Southern African countries have more or less the same | >|boring national anthems, but the South Africans sing it the best. Which | >|other national anthem can make your feet loose control and do a jig on | >|their own? | >| | >|The South Africans have thick and springy hair; the Zambians and Kenyans| >|have prominent foreheads. The Nigerians have thick luscious lips and | >|their females possess some of the widest posteriors. | >| | >|The West Africans have short memories and never learn from their | >|mistakes; how many times are they caught all over the world on | >|drug-related cases yet they continue the trade. How many times are | >|they going to send those silly chain letters asking for bank accounts | >|and pretending they are sons of Chief so and so? | >| | >|The concept of order and discipline must have been invented in | >|EastAfrica; the words don't exist in West Africa, especially in | >|Nigeria....does anyone know how many coups that coun! try has endured? | >| | >|When a cabinet minister is caught in a corruption scandal, he commits | >|suicide in Southern Africa; in West Africa he's promoted after the next | >|coup d'etat. In Kenya, he is stripped of his Cabinet post for a | >|short while till the dust settles and then re-instated to a higher | >|Cabinet post which amalgamates his earlier Cabinet post. In essence, he | >|still controls his earlier Ministerial post by proxy. | >| | >|In athletics, the divisions are easy: from 800m to the marathon the East| >|Africans hold sway; the West Africans are only good at the sprints. | >|South Africans can only sing. But when it comes to football | >|(soccer), the North and West Africans dominate the lesser-skilled East | >|and South Africans. | >|------------------------------------------------------------------------| > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

Ninkii noolbo geel dhalaayo aas arkaa... Rudy out of all ppl? My God :eek: ... Macbuud Alle...Bisinka.. makaroofi aa mid ku filaanee yaa is dhahaayeyne.... Rudy.. u have been hunting in Nomadland for a while and now u r here trashing all the excess baggage darnnn....that is sad.. Seriously though... CONGRATS Pearl: U cracked me up sista... Naknakatun nikaaxatun... rab ku sii... kkkk it has been a long time since I last heard dat...

Geel: cs wr... brotha u wanna tell me that u never thought about it?? come on dee

DND On top of that, skin-bleaching is so highly advocated within female circles, that even the strongest women fall for it. Sister I don't think so. I am dark skinned and almost all the women I know.. have bleached themselves and have been trying for years now to have me join their club... nothing could ever break me. I just look at myself in the mirror.. and admire what I see. Would I wanna trade that for a trashy skin that makes me handicapped??? NO WAY. If you guys didn't know... once u bleach your skin u can't cook, get exposed to the sun.... enjoy the outdoor during the day light.... now tell me.. what kind of living is dat???

It is ironic how we praise our individuality and distinctiveness of our existence, when in fact laws set by the societies that we live in dictate us. If we examine closely we see that every single urge we get is defined and controlled by a certain rule. And those of us that dare to oppose such laws are left in solitude. Are we really that different or are we just fabricating an unconventional believe in being unique? It is rather peculiar to even accept the mere being of a person with a different outlook in life. For instance, if a woman gathers the guts to ask a man out, she is labeled, as being “desperate” when in reality it’s actually empowerment. God has indeed outlined our roles in our physical makeup but society altered it to a certain point to the satisfaction of the survivor of the fittest. And this kind of makes us wonder how Adam and Eve took up their initial roles? Was Eve always there to satisfy her man’s wishes or was Adam doing the cooking and cleaning? Some of the preachers’ claim that it has always been a woman’s job to serve her man, but there isn’t any tangible evidence to support their claim. So this leaves us with one question, will the generations following us be similar to us or will the roles be switched? Although many of the changes that occurred in the last decade or so lean towards the later of the two but what the future holds in store is unknown. So my friends, before you start to press the keys on your keyboard just take a moment and reflect on all the dramas that have been played around you. And then give us your point of view as to how the future will be in terms of gender roles. And PLZ.... NO GENDER WAR... just intellectual debate

Talow r u the same Basra from Somalinet???

I don't if any one mentioned this b4.. as I am usually late to do so.. but one thing I noticed is.. why do all the famous Somali girls.. diss our beautiful culture? I know we have our lows like every other culture, but I was going to be sold and I ran, I was circumcized and blah blah. Well, u r not the only one who went through that, and no one can force u to marry as long as u have the good pair of legs to run, but to make it sound so horrifying is exaggeration. I just HATE it walaahi... when I see them ( fabricated prostitues diss US)

I don't have any girl friends... I guess it is time I fetch me some :rolleyes:

QAC QAC: I can't even surpass u let alone win... but here are the places I have been.... Somalia UAE Pakistan Kenya US Kuwait Oman PLanning to visit Europe this summar .. after that I will add.. then surely I will be first runner up if not winner

X: First of all you need to loosen up seriously sister.. no offense just an observation. Secondly, we all know what feminism is all about and if you read my post right, you would notice that I haven't mentioned anything about feminism.. I was being silly with my brotha QacQac and actually that itself even doesn't deploy feminism as a bad thing. So don't be on the offense with us GIRL... we are all after the same thing.. but in different ways..