Originally posted by Lefty: Qof hooyadaa iyo aabahaa dhaleen laakiin walaalkaa ama walaashaa ma aha. Sidey ku dhacday LOL ? Waa aniga nooh! That was too easy ..or was it?

What else but school, exams and assignments :rolleyes:

Originally posted by **Sue**: "Brothers and sisters, I have none, but that man's father is my father's son." How is he related to the prisioner? Oh, I;ve seen a similar riddle before and I think I know the answer...but perhaps I shouldnt ruin it for the others. However, I dont think theres any harm in giving a lil hint... **Remember: The man has NO siblings, which rules out brother & uncle.

Suuq xeroowga sheegeysid maxaa waaye adiga. I'm thinking that wouldn't be a pretty sight to see..at all

Meenah, I think you're right. Haaruun...apparently you've decided there were precious mails that couldn't be deleted because I can't seem to send a reply... still.

^^hehee...bal ma aragtay? Lakkad..er madax buur, waa iska waashay ma istiri. I know you have a secret crush on Flying, so why are you playing hard to get now that she's giving you the attention you've been seeking?....kibir kibir!

^^hehee...bal ma aragtay? Lakkad..er madax buur, waa iska waashay ma istiri. I know you have a secret crush on Flying, so why are you playing hard to get now that she's giving you the attention you've been seeking?....kibir kibir!

^Amiin to all your ducas. I'm really sorry to hear this... Shyhem: Samar iyo imaan walaal. Ilaahay dambigiisa ha dhaafo,janadane ha kawaraabiyo. Amiin. I'll keep you and your family in my prayers insha allah.

Originally posted by nafta: Stress Reliever # 3 Son: Mom, when I was on the bus with Dad this morning, he told me to give up my seat to a lady. Mom: Well, you have done the right thing Son: But mum, I was sitting on daddy's lap. Ouch!

UD - it's good to see ya back at this section Originally posted by nuune: he thinks 2 much which makes his calool go round like a digsi gubtay Lol! ur jokes runtii... some of your replies crack me up

Originally posted by Nafisa: Section6er...thanks for changing the theme....couldn't stand those tube tops...nice shoes though. That's what I'm saying. But Nafisa, can you imagine me wearing those heels :eek: lol. Darman, thanks for sharing that site bro. I really love those clothes. It has given me some ideas for Eid. I wish I could understand the language tho :confused:

^^ aaaw...ar wiilka u ooya Tuesday is my dreaded day (but you didn't ask that)..so scratch that. My fav day is Friday because it's our holiday as it has been said...and because I get to see my friends, who I hardly see the rest of the week...that's our special night! I wouldn't even mind studying with them if that's what they're upto (hey, it happens!) The weekend is no longer appealing to me, as I don't get my well deserved sleep :rolleyes:

Originally posted by Ameenah: Nova, looooooool U just makes me laugh walahi, everytime I remember the reaction on your face when I supoosedly said we were 'lovemaking' lol It is loafting - wasting time! Write it down please Loool! Loafting, driving thru that place at that hour trying to take pics (oops), hijacking you from all that fun (admit it, it was fun), and the silver SUV were the highlights of that weekend. I'm glad we finally hooked up (after playing phone tag for a while). It's nice to finally put a face to the name I've known for a long time...you're even lovelier in person. I gotta say I loved that accent...even if it was hard to understand you at times (ie loafting) . You have good things to say about Toronto now, I'm sure. ps, I'll consider going for the F1, but I don't think Nova & Nafisa would agree with us on this one..lol! Nafisa: Gabar, I hope you're over that lil shock (sorry you two had to look )..and hopefully that's not what comes to mind when you remember me. Thanks alot for coming...it was pleasure to have finally met you, insha allah, we'll see each other soon...and hopefully, this time, we'll be in your side of town. Nova, I never asked if you forgave me for the lil scare..oh well, you've seen more worse than that I'm sure All in all...that was fun! Salaams.

^^finally You're a beautiful person...very mature, intelligent, hardworking, sociable, all around a cool nomad. (..I'm getting a little a teary eyed here ) ..oh yeah, and you write Somali well..(so I've noticed)...I'm happy to call you my dear sis. Nafisa!!! Woman, you need to clean out your PM! ps, sorry to interrupt your lil one on one thingie...but that was "must say" kinda urgent ya know. Gotta run... It's back to reality...back to school! :mad:

^^ sweetheart! you're also very witty and downright adorable Meenah: I've forgiven you after that comment...if I was even mad at ya to begin with..

Good question. I have wondered the same thing on more than one occassion. But, I don't believe this is limited to Somalis only and I don't see why most people seems to think so. I don't think I need to reiterate that every race has it's good and bad people, as it has been said repeatedly in this forum. Anyways, I don't like attending weddings either, because of all the things you've mentioned. Seriously, we need to get over this useless gossip. Personally, I try to steer clear of those that are keen on spreading rumors, or always talking about someone else...what can I possibly gain from them? As I see it (& remind myself often) I have enough dambi as it is, and I don't need to accumulate more. Besides, I'm sure I'll be the topic of their discussion next week, so why bother befriending someone like that. As for being fake...if you've given me a reason to dislike you, I'll stay away from you..simple as that. I just hope most people would do the same. :rolleyes:

Og-Girl... I really hope this isn't the end of you SOL days...if it happens that way...I'm gonna miss you! ..I wish you all the best with school and hopefully you'll be among us next summer. btw, daddy should cut the cable, not your internet service. How are you gonna do research? Go on, reason with him a little. Salaams.

Welcome to our hangout. You'll love it here!

**Edit** Diamond Princess... Bright, Torontonian(?)..a Trina fan? Flying..lol. Dear sis...I got too many wonderful things to say about u that I didnt know where to start

Hey guys, I saw this game in another forum & thought it'd be interesting to see it played out here. Now this is supposed to be a positive game...so please refrain from negative comments. I'm sure we can play this maturely. This is how it goes: You post a word(s) about the nomad that has replied before you. For example, say Flying-Still has replied before me. I'll say "^ has a cute avator." (can't think of anything else now) :rolleyes: Your descriptions can be as short as one word or as long as a paragraph...longer if you wish...(but pls spare us from reading anything longer than a sentence )

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Lol.. Oh don't remind me. They say it's a fruit, because its got seeds...but I go by taste & as long as it isn't sweet, I'll consider it a vegetable.

... I just had to bump this up!

Tomato

Goodness! maanta waa ka darteene? No one is forcing you to read these topics, so perhaps you shouldn't torture yourself in reading them. plz be honest, no faking, specially ladies. jj! Huh? :confused: What'd we do now?