marcus! seen boyz like him! setup by christian orgs... some one should tell him to get a real job. this type of converted guys are the future problem of somalia.

word is that homie was snapped big time!! he got big lecture from condum rice... where it go..

Originally posted by Fahiye: Lily, No, I know many women who are talented and intelligent that is why I am sometimes attracted-- it is because of superior intellectual ablity that I am stimulated; so please DONT CALL ME A BIGOT. Also, married men are much more attractive then singelton flanderers-- we offer stablity and emotional stimulation that our counterparts cant. so true! married women are always flying around us like flies on a fresh dunk. on the other hand, i guess they know a man needs many partners to satify his desire. i mean, a wife or gf is on available half the month... so no reason to be waiting for nature to cure her. cut lose on the wild if u are a smart man, is the only option i see!

well u gotta understand that this the amxaaro policy, knock out the somali ladies later annex the whole place. plan seems to be working so far. dont be surprised if you see soon lil somali boyz called Hailee!

first of all this guy is no president, hes a puppet! no somali ppl voted for him. that just nullifies him and the whole tfg outfit.

some how i keep into running into Baxsan Baashaal! nasty gal. How about Mandeeq! shes really so kool on the phone and pics, but when u pick her up at airport, u keep passing her saying to yourself...hell no that aint her in your head. but its her. You disconnect your phone after she leaves lool.

the best qaraami sound ever!! check it...axmed naaji played it like a master. hidi diidyo hidi!! does any one know or got the lyrics to it? plz post it.

i actually speak all somali dialects! lool check it out...! learnt them live from ojees from them places! jbouti== huuno furnkii mee bossasso= agaa agaa! awoowga la gub! hargeeysa= xumbooyaheey doobigo soo tufuey xamar= areey muhoo mihii ma ahaa! kismayo= areero bax! jija= war maandoow so baax wajeer= hey matooki

u are a canoke, we are somaliweeyn! u dig.

i see you only listed only the folks from minni-wacky aye Red! how come u left out w/e coast and the south?

yeah...i was once upon a time. she didnt know how to make cake..lol.

i know that..i was wondering if u got the link.. that all. thnx

yeah gimme the link to that avatar...i never seen it before. pucca is not gone...she still here in sol.

reading this thread it looks like my pic is in facebook and i never been there. can anyone gimme a link to this! i never went into those myspace and facebook websites.

abdi-light! this is world wide website! just yesterday i was talking to this xalimoo from Malaysia, she told me that there are like 100 somali students there. there are few of us in southern cali around la area. just saturday, we a found a new xalimoo who goes to ucla at the usc/ucla game. usc won offcourse. but she was fine. lol

i wouldnt mind a murduuf salad, add some lime, mushrooms and garlic...sound kol. lol has anybody tried to make a salad out of jaat? just wondering.

letting it go is something thats missing in many somali hearts. couple of yours ago, i had friend who told me that she can not stand certain folks of my friends who vist me...and she was my roommate. well, we discussed and i told her, well if u dont like them cuz of back home stuff, then when they drop by, just go to your room. you dont have to mingle with them if u dont want to... i said, i understand...like chris rock! lool. after a while, one day she told me...they ok, actually, i was wrong about them. i just never had a friend of mine from my tribe!! some how, they scared of me...i dont know why... i can be loud, but i like non fake ppl.

today,i cooked a new recipe! i like meat..but when i eat meat, it must be tasty. i dont care for baris and pasto that much, may be once in a blue moon when i need calories. so here how its done (a friend passed to me) get fillet mangion, cut it in small pieces and boiled in water till the water vaporizes. then cut garlic into small pieces like say about 7. cut red onions in long shape. and tomatoes in triangle way. pour some extra virgin olive oil, put the garlic and onion, lil salt and finally the tomatoes. hmmm ce si bon!

well actually, hope is the only thing one has and no 1 can take it away. if the likes of nelson mendella who kept his hope for 28yrs in cell, the blk american for 400 yrs in slavery, somalis for over a century of colonization, wats 20yrs...nothing. so keep it alive we will get to the mountain top.

wow! sista is gold, Allah bless her. a shining star. I wonder if she has any organization setup there. All the depressed faraaxs, observe! may be its about time to pick your jewels of the ground and stand up like a man.

"Aree Muhu Mihee mahaa"!! by Mohamed Deereh! dip-shyte aint lying. The United Nations Security Council should urgently press the Ethiopian and Somali governments to end the grave human rights abuses that are fueling the worsening humanitarian crisis in Somalia and eastern Ethiopia’s ****** region, Human Rights Watch said today. On December 3, the UN under-secretary-general for humanitarian affairs, John Holmes, concludes a one-week visit to the Horn of Africa. Last month, UN officials described the situation in Somalia as the worst humanitarian crisis in Africa. “The humanitarian suffering we see in Somalia and Ethiopia’s Somali region is the direct result of serious international crimes,” said Steve Crawshaw, UN advocacy director at Human Rights Watch. “Concerned governments and the UN Security Council need to press Ethiopia and Somalia to end these abuses and ensure accountability for their armed forces.” The conflict in Somalia has steadily intensified since last December, when Ethiopian forces supporting the Somali Transitional Federal Government ousted the Islamic Courts Union from Mogadishu. Ethiopian forces quickly came under attack from a growing coalition of insurgent groups, and fighting in March and April 2007 forced as many as 400,000 residents of the city to flee their homes. Both sides were responsible for war crimes during the fighting, including deliberate and indiscriminate attacks on civilians. Clashes intensified again in November, driving tens of thousands of people from Mogadishu yet again. The November clashes have been marked by increasing brutality toward civilians, including summary executions and enforced disappearances of individuals by Ethiopian forces. Aid workers and the media have also been targeted by the warring parties. Eight journalists have been killed this year. The transitional Somali government has repeatedly shut down media outlets. Three of Mogadishu’s independent radio stations and a human rights organization remain closed. The Somali government has repeatedly harassed and obstructed humanitarian organizations trying to assist the displaced population. The mayor of Mogadishu, former warlord Mohamed Dheere, detained the head of the UN’s World Food Program (WFP) for five days in October, causing WFP to temporarily suspend food distributions to at least 75,000 people. “Key governments are ignoring the rampant human rights abuses in Somalia at their own peril,” said Crawshaw. “Their action is a catastrophe for victims today, and it’s also likely to radicalize younger Somalis and create tomorrow’s fighters.” The conflict in Somalia is also affecting the region. Since early this year, part of eastern Ethiopia’s Somali Regional State known as the ******, which borders Somalia, has experienced a sharp escalation in a longstanding conflict between the Ethiopian government and the ****** National Liberation Front (ONLF), a rebel movement that claims it is fighting for self-determination for the region. The ONLF attacked a Chinese oil installation in April, and Ethiopian military forces launched a brutal crackdown in June, targeting civilians perceived to be supporting the ONLF in five key zones of Somali Region. ONLF forces have also been responsible for abuses, particularly killings of suspected collaborators and the use of anti-vehicle mines in indiscriminate attacks on civilians. Human Rights Watch has found that Ethiopian troops have used scorched-earth tactics to depopulate the rural areas and terrorize rural communities in the Somali Region. Their crimes include the burning of villages, public summary executions, sexual violence against women and girls, and confiscation of livestock – the main asset of the predominantly pastoralist population. The Ethiopian government imposed a trade and commercial blockade on much of the affected region and expelled the International Committee of the Red Cross from Ethiopia’s Somali Region in July. Although Ethiopia and the UN recently signed an agreement to increase humanitarian assistance to civilians in the country’s Somali Region, there are credible reports of ongoing abuses. Human Rights Watch welcomed UN Under-Secretary-General John Holmes’s visit to the region and his call for further investigation of abuses in the ******. “Improving civilian access to humanitarian assistance in the ****** is a positive step,” said Crawshaw. “But unless the Ethiopian government lifts the trade blockade, ends these appalling crimes, and ensures accountability, it will be too little, too late.” Source: Human Rights Watch News Category: Somalia

let us just put tfg in the hall of shame! they deserve that without competition.

Originally posted by Ilhaam: Hey LazieG...Welcome back! It's good to see that you're alive and kicking i feel sorry for IIhaam or muhibbah...she was member # 13 loooool...so flighty 13!

go back to somali...! that fat shyte will melt like an ice cream.. cajiib, xalimoo and baroor waa kala maarmaan in the west.

i see many here are confused with O, its the regions name. the amxaar enemy does not care whether you are O or A, they just wanna kill any somali person there. Therefore, this Org represents the whole somali region, and the tribes that live there, so if you have an once of somali blood left in yah, you should be supporting them. denote lil bit to them, and uncle sam will refund u for your kind generostiy.