Done, welcome on board walaalo.

Originally posted by Valenteenah: ^ LoL, duh. Question: Wouldn't the problems you mention arise in the second marriage, as well? When you move house, you take your baggage with you. I was stressin why men go for a second marriege, which is escaping the misery..It is a short term solution which may yeild success,More success when it takes place back home.

Yeah, sorry for the rough time, but that is life,I hope u enjoyed a bit.

thanks bro, Xamar looks pretty in those days,

Fantikuwataaro,what is that man? Women driving a car, what is the fuzz, war heedhe ilayn soomalidu weli waadanbeeyssaa.

Most somali marrieges fail cause of challenge of power at home, insteading of discussing, communicating, man decides something, and so as the wife............Traditionally men were the decision makers, bread-winners, but things have changed now, men must adopt to the changes, and this shouldnt make them unimportant. If you love you hubby, and want to have a good marriege, cherish him, support, show him that you are happy on whatever he is doing, this will make him important. Why men go for a second wife, the main reason is that they are not happy with their marriege.

lol

Rules OF Driving in DUBAI 1. If your road map is more than a few weeks old, throw it out and get a new one. 2. If you are in Rashidiya and your map is one day old, then it is already obsolete. 3. Forget the traffic rules you learned elsewhere. Dubai has it's own version of traffic rules, which can be summarized as "Hold on and pray!" 4. If it is your priority to cross, forget it and wait. 5. There is no such thing as a dangerous high-speed chase in Dubai. Everyone drives like that. 6. When you plan to get a new car, ask first about its acceleration from 80 to 160 Km/h recommended: 3 seconds). Very important if you frequently use the Emirates Road 7. All directions start with Sheikh Zayed Road , which has no beginning and no end. 8. The morning rush hour is from 5:00 AM, The evening rush hour is from 1:00 PM to 10:00 PM. 9. Thursday's rush hour starts Wednesday morning. 10. If you slow down at a yellow light, you will be rear-ended and then given a ticket by the DubaiPolice. 11. If you are the first one at the intersection, when the light turns green ignore the car honking behind you and count to five to avoid crashing into one of the cars running the red light in cross-traffic. 12. Construction on all main roads is a way of life and a permanent form of entertainment. (Sorry for the inconvenience) 13. All unfamiliar sights are explained by the phrase, "Oh, we must be in Sharjah!" 14. Car horns are actually toys for big boys. 15. Anyone in a Land Cruiser, Tuned Patrol, or Mercedes with tinted windows has the right of way. Period! 16. If you are driving a Corolla, Sunny, or another small Japanese car, stay on the far right lane. No comment! 17. Most roads mysteriously change names as you cross intersections. 18. To ask directions, you must have good knowledge of Hindi/ Malayalam 19. A trip across town will take a minimum of four hours, although Sheikh Zayed Road has an unposted minimum speed of 150 Km/h. 20. It is sobering to realize that local Arabs are taught how to drive by Pakistanis. 21. 18 wheeler trucks are one of the fastest vehicles in Dubai ; they can do 120 Km/h on Hatta-Oman Road when fully loaded. 22. The minimum acceptable speed on the Emirates Road is 160 km/h. Anything less is considered downright sissy. 23. Al Khail Road is Dubai's daily version of NASCAR. 24. Dubai Autodrome has a new extension: The Emirates Road . 25. WELCOME TO THE UAE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

waw, thanks mate, I love it, waxa uu u egyahayay Awrkii cirka.

Inaa Nilaahi Wa inaa ilaaahi Raajicuun, May allah have mercy on her. RendezVous, where did you get this,dhilaysi!,people can go to a normal work early in the morning??... :confused:

Part II of the pics....

Waw, Masha Allah it is a beautiful and well-maintained school.These are future leaders of the country. Boys out number the girls, but that will change insha allah in the future.

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Some of our girls need help and are paranoid :confused:

Lebanese people are everywhere, In africa, Latin America, Oceania, North America, Europe, u name it, they migrated to all these countries 100 years ago, and Somalis will similar effect in 50 years.

Congrats,

It is very sad to read the devastation on Surad, which is a tourist destination. There must be compaing to stop the illigal charcoal trading. One of tha main reason why Al madow remains the same, is the lack of access. Most of the places dont have proper roads. Regarding the ownership of families, it is true but it is still big enough to share. I myself own some hectares there for future projects. Ps, the pics are quite recent.

If you can not take care of your family,(Regardless of size), you are not suppose to have them in the first place. anyway,the Sheikhs will give you the answer, Insha allah.

good news, in ay ka soo hor marto bay ahayd mamnuucida jaadka..

Once, close to midnight, a taxi driver in Mogadishu picked up a pretty lady. She said, Hello taxi driver, how was your night? He said,Good, where are you going? She said, Uruba Hotel, please. And then he took to her desired destination,one the way, they chatted and had interesting conversation. Once reached the hotel and she was getting down, he noticed that she had a strange feet,hoofed feet,He got very scared,(thinking this is the legendry Kooca,used to hear in stories).He drove so fast that he almost had an accident. For almost 20 minutes, he was driving away from where he dropped that woman, still couldnt believe on what he saw, and sometimes thinking they could be some sort of shoes. He wanted to go home but on his way, he saw a woman ( in a different clothing) on the side of the road,waiting for a taxi, he picked her up, excited to see some human. Then he felt to tell what he witnessed earlier,and said to the lady, sitting back seat,I cant believe what i saw, I think i saw Kooca tonight,I took a lady with the feet of Donkeys, She must be Kooca, then in conforting way,the lady at the back, raised one of her legs,and put beside him,and she asked if the lady he saw earlier had these kind of feet? He fainted and went off the road. He survived to tell the story.

Does anybody got the KOOCA story, I heard she was a pretty lady with hoofed legs! used to live around Berbera, Laaqoray, Mogadishu.

it is procrastination, and u have to learn how to overcome.

How can you believe one under the influence of KAT.

Allah Yarxamu, rabi ha u naxariisto.