OdaySomali;719998 wrote: Two days, 29 views and no-one. C'mon people where are the Accountants and aspiring Accountants at ? Probably because it isn't so popular? At my school, I don't recall a single person applying for accounting.

Jacaylbaro;720437 wrote: Marching, Chanting, screaming, dancing, singing, clapping, parading, saluting ......... 5 hours of a real celebration just ended. Can't even talk Just out of curiosity, are you in Somaliland?

Malika;720442 wrote: Lol, saying that oday awoowo ii hay baa 80 and is married to a 20yr old, he is very happy. I bet he is. I shall not even ask whether she is happy too, though.

OdaySomali;720435 wrote: IMO just shouting UNITY! UNITY! UNITY! at every opportunity is not going to achieve anything. It amazes me when people think geographical unity would somehow solve Somalia's problems.

genius pauper.;720398 wrote: @mulug, please go a step a head and explain why you think its not fine to marry at this age. I can see you dont buy the idea. Wait, you want me to tell you why it isn't good for teenagers to marry? Well, hold it there for a minute. I'll get back at you, right after I explain to my neighbour that the sky is blue, and the Earth is in the Solar System.

If you're using the term 'school' in the usual sense, am I right in supposing that you're asking whether it's al-right for 16/17/18 year olds to marry? That's a preposterous and thoughtless suggestion! Even if you're using the term 'school' in the America sense, I would still say it's pointless and counterproductive thing to do. I know many postgraduate students at my university, one of whom got engaged recently to another fellow student, and most of us raised eyebrows when we heard that. Here's a simple suggestion for those who view marriage as a thing of sanctity. Go through school and undergraduate studies, and possibly postgraduate studies too, manage to get hold of a good job; it's only then you should even think about marrying.

Jacaylbaro;716764 wrote: And don't forget dee Ethiopia dii sida Ilaahay wax walba ka dambaysay ,,, Indeed! I also heard he's a reptilian humanoid from Alpha Draconis... we're doomed!

Nah, Dahabshiil is owned by an illuminati group who are behind Somalia's turmoil! Let's see how many crazy (utterly nonsense, of course) ideas we can come up with!

Xaaji Xunjuf;716439 wrote: But then again we will only know if he is really dead ,, if he stops sending audio tapes to Aljazeera Nah, he's dead. Watch out for a tape from Zawahiri talking about revenge and nonsense within the next few weeks.

Xaaji Xunjuf;716437 wrote: So obama killed osama ,, lol i am not sure the pictures of the dead body seem fake They are fake. This particular picture was around even before he was killed.

BOB;716434 wrote: How many kids have you got? Half a dozen. I plan to at least triple that, though.

Saalax;715965 wrote: Dhacdadan oo kale ayaa had iyo jeer kadhacda wadamada reer yurub gaar haan Isbitaalada Dalka K/Afrika oo loo diido in ay ku dhalaan dumarka somalidu sababtoo ah waxay sheegeen in somalidu sandkasta ay dhasho. What? I didn't know South Africa was in Europe! :confused: Other than that, it's no secret that Somalis breed like rabbits!

BOB;716428 wrote: PS. You didn't even watch the bloody clip and durba suaal baad dalqada iskala key soo taagtay... Like many others, I've seen the clip long ago. PS. Sorry to disappoint you, I've got no names to share with you.... I'm not sure what you mean here?

BOB;716424 wrote: ...funfortunately for some , the poor woman knew too much and she had to be silenced. Huh? I don't understand. You asked us not to dismiss you as a conspiracy theorist yet you proceeded to make that statement?

I like how the writer of this piece has an artistic appreciation of the situation.

nuune;715678 wrote: ^^ Sax, u sheeg qofta kaa korreesa, Soomaalideena inaan niraahno wax kasta waa khuraafaad caadiyan baan ka dhiganey. Weger! Malaha isku Soomaali ma naqaano? Soomaalida aan anigu aqaana waa kuwo quraafaadka ku indha-kuusha.

Sabriye & co.;716181 wrote: Nonesense, after them realising that the boogyman cannot be found either because he is already dead or that he is way out of their league, this was their best effort of an exist strategy... Ah, nice try. I'm sorry to disappoint you, but no photos of Bin Laden's body were released. Perhaps you should find some other means to keep the dead man alive through conspiracy?

Jacpher;715596 wrote: ^Jiniyada waxay jecel yihiin waxa madoow, mugdiga and the disco dance in your avator. Miyaa? Ha! Bal aan haddaa u tunto durbaano ha soo yaaceene! Runtii waan ka murugooda heer aqooneedka dadka waaweyn ee aaminsan jiritaanka quroomo aan ishu arag. Ninkani (a) waa khayaanoole been sheegayey, ama (b) maskaxda ayaa laga hayey, oo sheekadu waa hal-abuur aan ulakac ahaayn. Haddii aay tan hore run tahay, dadka rumaaystay ayaan ka naxay; haddii se aay tan dambe tahay, oo uu dhibane ahaa, isaga iyo dadka rumaaystay sheekadiisa aan suuragal ka ahaayn labadaba waan ka naxay.

Khuraafaad la'allifey.

Khayr;714824 wrote: What you have done with that quote is under mine Yourself (as a Muslimah) and the worth of muslim women who take care of their families and do no envy the modern women's lifestyle. It is sad to see that you value and call her a women with "talent" when really she was a jahilla. All that talent amounts to Zero when Divine Law is trangressed. And people wonder what's wrong with Somalia, when people like you, deprived of common sense and devoid of logic, are Somalis. RaMpAgE;714867 wrote: Bravo. Dear me, can the word 'bravo' ever possibly be used more inaptly?

Qandalawi;156896 wrote: Dunidu waa Maadeeys dadkuna way matalayaan The title of Sangub's play? I thought it was 'Waa maadeeys aduunyadu dadkuna way metalayaan'. Anyway, I always thought of whether Sangub has actually read Shakespeare's play 'As You Like It': "All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts, His acts being seven ages. At first the infant, Mewling and puking in the nurse's arms; And then the whining school-boy, with his satchel And shining morning face, creeping like snail Unwillingly to school. And then the lover, Sighing like furnace, with a woeful ballad Made to his mistress' eyebrow. Then a soldier, Full of strange oaths, and bearded like the pard, Jealous in honour, sudden and quick in quarrel, Seeking the bubble reputation Even in the cannon's mouth. And then the justice, In fair round belly with good capon lin'd, With eyes severe and beard of formal cut, Full of wise saws and modern instances; And so he plays his part. The sixth age shifts Into the lean and slipper'd pantaloon, With spectacles on nose and pouch on side; His youthful hose, well sav'd, a world too wide For his shrunk shank; and his big manly voice, Turning again toward childish treble, pipes And whistles in his sound. Last scene of all, That ends this strange eventful history, Is second childishness and mere oblivion; Sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans everything." Does anyone remember of the corresponding monologue for Maadeeys? It's been such a long time!

LayZie G.;714760 wrote: lol@ measly student who failed her admission test.... Duh, didn't you know that there is a litmus test named after miskiin? (was she wearing niqab because that will explain his favourable reception) You bet!

Al-Miskiin;713924 wrote: So i think to dedicate a thread for these kind of people and even call it a "talent" is a problem for Somalis in general and especially our young Somalis who might bee looking up to these kind of guys, instead of other decent role models(role models like sister Fatima from the "Oxford ‘off Limits’ to Star Black Pupil" thread)! So you would prefer a measly student who failed her admission test then made a fuzz about being rejected on racial/class grounds over a celebrated author like Nuruddin Farah? What a taste!

Anyone who is surprised by this rejection is clearly not familiar with the Oxbridge admission system.

Bravo! Well said! Couldn't possibly agree more!