LOL. She's African American.

Xaaji Xunjuf;912015 wrote: Blessed inadeer ma yaabtay:D Aad iyo aad. Haye from my avater, xaafadee igu sheegi lahayd?

Edeb daranaa, reer E.London dacas sagaal iyo badha ah la dhaca waxan.

^Xikmada ayaan kugu jeclahay, sis.

Tani waa shaqo la'aan cas oo madaw. *SMH*

^faaraxyada qaar waxaa lagu soo koriyay kibir iyo 'naa walaalkaa shaadka u kaawiyadee' iyo 'farxalka u keen', markaa wax yaabaha qaar wey ka jaahilsan yihiin. This reminds me of Xaaji Xunjif's thread about liking to make his wife angry.. lol.

Awww.. bless your cotton socks young Nuune. Si daacad ah ayaan u qoslay. This topic takes me back btw.. adiga and our friend Haaruun wacdaro ayaad meeshan ku hayseen. lol I hope you get well soon honey@ Malika.

I just can't be bothered today... can't be bothered. *sigh* Reeyo, you want to share some of that self control? My obsession with chocolate is my downfall.

Ducaysane, lol. Thanks for the duco walaal. Reeyo, I wore sadex qayd, which is actually a white dress if you take away the subeeciyad. I think really glam guntiino and dirac are nice alternatives for a bride to wear as well..

NGONGE;910990 wrote: Not at all, ayeeyo (I thought this: gave my intention away). I was just taking a short cut and getting rid of an argument that would have come in three pages later. So unlike you to avoid a 3 page debate!? lol, I thought you were upto something else bas maa calayna.

nuune;910861 wrote: Xaai Xeyraan at his latest classics, thanks for the laugh, Xaaji +1.

NGONGE;910957 wrote: ^^ Almost all Muslim countries except Saudi Arabia have a public holiday on that day (so young Oba may not be alone there). Isn't that some sort of celebration? So unlike you to the miss the point!? *raises a brow*

Naxar Nugaaleed;910906 wrote: How far we have come that we know find controversy in celebrating a birthday. LOL. Huuno, Europe iyo Maraykan ka hor birthday aad celebrate garayn jirtaa iska yar, bal u yara kaadi. The Prophet (saw) did not celebrate his birthday and nor did his compaions, He (PBUH) has in fact warned Muslims about copying christians with regards to their veneration of jesus (PBUH), turning his birthday into a holy day is one such example. You love the Prophet (saw), respecting his wishes and way of life would be a good start....

Tall, fancy buildings don't make a people blessed....

I didn't wear a white dress. Why? I didn't want to. True story... lol

Jizaakaallah Aaliyah, don't like the smell or taste but it sure is blessed.

Yaa salaam, man degi lahayn laakin dhowr casho ayaan ku nasan lahaa. How far is this from Istanbul?

^Well said, Faisal himself has pointed out on numerous occations that the previous strategy did not work and SL will need to try something different, when this doesn't work, once again SL will be forced to try yet another route.. and another and another.. Oh dear@ Oodweyne and Africanown... aren't we full of airs and graces, my dear lads? lol. I've always maintained that these talks are pointless and no reunion of Somalis or a recognition of the nation of SL will be reached in May 2013, even with a serious Obama in the room. I'm surprised that so many fall for these theatrics. That said, my response which you Oodweyne ran with and laced with your own assumptions on my weak maiden perception of things, my dear lad was simply on the speech given by a specific person and it's within the remits of this thread *one hopes* to point out the merits (or lack of ) within his speech. Off course, I'm just airing my humble opinion and if you would like to get into deeper discussion of the wider issues, I would appreciate it if you did so without twisting my words..

Oodweyne, I wonder how you deduce that I have 'blind support' for the president from my comment?? I was referring to Faisal making a u-turn against a policy which he has himself supported advocated for until now? Here was his speech at the London 2012 conference with SL Diaspora in the UK: , he made similar remarks at the UCID convention in April. Haduu leeyahay been baa dadka loo sheegayay, ilayn isagaa wax naga oge waa in uu xisaabta isku daraa, ma fahantay? I think the internal failures of our government poses more danger for the progress and recognition of Somaliland than Americas relationship with the government of Somalia...

Showqi;816742 wrote: Blessed, lalama murmo dadka cadheysan ee uu wakhtigu hayo!!! iska daa ha ku daalin kuwaas. Ninka ragga ah ee caqliga lihi wuu ogyahay gabadha uu jecel yahay, gabadha mustaqbalka fiican la dhisi karayasa, gabadha sharaftiisa aqoontiisa iyo raganimadiisa soo saari karayasa xitaa ha ka weynaato toban ama labaatan sano. Waxaa fiican qof walba in dookhiisa iyo doorashadiisa la tixgaliyo oo la ixtiraamo. I've missed this post earlier, you're a wise man Showqi. lol Juxa. Maya, pedestal buu ku saarayaa oo mar walba wuu ku garab istaagayaa, like my dumaashi does

LoL Faysal waa nin wareersan, he was foremost to support Silaanyo with the Somalia dialogue policy, he even took part in the process hadana waakaa. Teeda kale, Obama wax kale ayaaba laga dhigay. Inaa lilaah, his security meeting with the President of Somalia has nothing to do with SL. P.s Where's is Jamaal anyway? Did Faysal not step down?

Alpha Blondy;909965 wrote: blessed, i didn't dare do such things but i did raise my voice a few times and they shouted back and i voluntarily fell back into my place. . LoL.

Unless SL gives up it's claim over *some of* the disputed regions, international recognition will be based on something similar to the 'third way' whether the SL population accept it, is another matter. In my opinion both Somalia and SL government are engaging in theatrics with these talks and avoiding to address the real struggles of their populations. Nothing will change..

NG, actually the law doesn't do much to protect the human dignity of domestic servants and much of the abuse is as a result of the manner in which hiring a domestic help is handled. The level of power an employer has over their employee is not comparable to other nations. A jaariyad in Burco has more rights .

^Witness is an interesting program but it must have been boring for a front line Journalist like Raaghe to simply present documentaries.. I don't think he reported on Somalia whilst with the BBC. Mohammed Adow of Al Jazeera and Jamal do a good of it though. Waranle, It would be better if there was state intervention and male support for so called 'women issues' but I agree grass roots movements are far more effective than some far away rhetoric form western feminist groups, even if they have the right intentions.