^ LoL, dee I wasn't sure hense the question mark. So tell me what's Cambuulo in af qal^dan (they even censored Q word) p.s. Caanaha furka buluuga le waa fatty baa la idhi bal iska yaree

Cambuulo is Qamadi right?

Khalaf Offended? Hardly, just wondering why some people are so quick to judge and condemn others rather than being encouraging and positive. :confused: p.s He's not talking about those who you know, but rather those you see in your daily travel markaad suuqa marayso.

North Asked a qood question quote: ------------------------------------------------- Originally posted by Northerner: How many encourage sisters to cover up when on their daily travels tolow? ------------------------------------------------- Yet, there is no straight answer from the surwaal gaabne, cumamed wearing, anaa saxsan and I know it all preachers :rolleyes: Hadaydaan intaa ku filnanyn, Live and let live... Ilahay dambigooda dusha idinkamuu saarine.

Here are some very interesting commentary about 9/11

Adna OK, let me get this straight sis. You were in a long distance relationship [on Shukansi mode] for 3 years before getting married. You have now been married for 2 years and you’re yet to be united? In my book, you’re still a long distance relationship sis. Nevertheless, Ilahay hakuu fududeeyo.

^ Ameen. Ramadan Kareem All.

^ Mind blowing dhe Like most, I am the visual type.

^ lol, No....in fact I have very few [authentic] close friends whom I would like to keep in touch with once I get married. I.A. I made that comment because I have seen what so called friends could do to loving and stable marriages and I don't blame any woman who cuts off friends after marriage.

Originally posted by Kool_Kat: People change after marriage cuz priorities change... Key word, Priority. I love the way some girls say When I get married I will do this, that and the other Which is more important, social life or your marriage? Dumar xan kama dhamaadaan at the end of the day, so the less time you spend with you female friends the better.

There is a Tube strike? Hadn't notice...that would be an axcuse to go into work late on my first day back , then again my manager knows I take the BR to work

^^ LooL. Welcome to SOL P.s. "Is there anyone who is in a long distance relationship" No, never

Well done to Mohamed Farah! RF: Did you know that in Belgium Mohamed is the most Popular name for baby boy?

Originally posted by Skipper: even though we have been away from each other for 7 years. :eek: You're one patient individual. Good luck walaal and hope it ends well.

These “First Impressions” are created by the cyber characters themselves. Something as simple as the nickname serves as a first impression and shows the aspect of the face that the Nomad wants to present. Lakiin, as they say…. "You never get a Second chance to make a First Impression..."

Originally posted by NGONGE: But since you ask, here is a photo of one of those mosques Is this the one near the Sharjah Mega Mall, Cinema and the london eye look alike wheel on the opposite side?

It is rather sad and unsettling to see a grown man cry.

Originally posted by Valenteenah: <- Nursing a bad back. Mademoiselle, enjoy your break! Thanks dear, from what I see out of the window, it would certainly be a refreshing break Speedy recovery sis.

^ tell me about it...the day is dragging and I am trying to find something to do I am off to sunny Costa Brava.

Manual don't even contemplate Imagine being stranded in the middle of nowhere and all you had was an old manual qoran'qoro? miyaaanay ahayn khashifaad aduun if you said I have a licence lakiin I can't drive this Although an Automatic has it's advantages (being a recent automatic driver) the choice is simply endles once you have passed your manual test.

aahhh it's Friday...it's Pay day...and I am off on Holiday

^ lol dheg ha u dhigin Originally posted by Faarax-Brawn: caqli badnaa? Waxaan maqli jiray, Sir naaged,lama sal gaaro(gaadho,for you ) LOL, Waxaa kaloo la idhi "Hubsimo hal balasistaa" Xiinoow Meelna maka fogi, waa talaabo waxay isu jiraan

^^LoL, anigu dhinacna kuma tirsani. I have eaten my words one too many time where've said previously "Ma aniga? I would never do/say that, xaasha"… So, until I am in that situation, I stay neutral. But like I said it would be an easy decision to make whatever the outcome.

Originally posted by -Lily-: p.s. LooooL@ Nephthys, clearly you don’t live in London. Women with 10 kids, no grandmothers are not only getting remarried they are having hotter wedding parties than the singletons of this world. loool, that is soo true. SSM's are doing it for themselves Originally posted by Zenobia: I just don't get this 'preparing them for reality' concept..surely, we all lead a different reality, no? Couldn't agree with you more. If some of you don't mind sharing your husband then that is your preference. One size does not fit all when it comes to reality on the ground. I am not saying it would be an easy decision to make if you were faced with this predicament, Lakiin, the fact remains that some woman, regardless of the situation would not agree to polygamy…and they have every right to, so why shouldn’t they exercise that right? maxaa sanka la isaga galin.

May I? Suppose after years of hard work your venture lastly succeeds and becomes something that you are proud of; Xiinow, bal mar haday intaa ka soo baxday the respectable xaliimo maxaa kaloo u hadhay? Bal is it be too much to ask of Faarax to in return give her reassurance and loyalty? Why she should feel threatened mar wal oo mid yari ilkaha u soo cadayso? Where is the reliance and devotion ay intaas oo sanadood investgaraysay? :confused: Bunch of pretty words will not make the situation more admirable.