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May he burn in HELL!!!

Please listen to her interview! web page

^Nothing is ever accidental, but I think my Lazy would prefer my Somali Qeed tease (dhaanto reloaded), and you know how it goes. Lugta dhibi dhibi dhaqaaji garbaha, lugta dhibi dhibi dhaqaahi garbaha

As long as aad ilka cadeenaysid.

Maya Lazy, but It could be arranged And I thought you liked my Macamus striptease.

LooooooooL..It was disturbing srriously. I was like atleast Alfalaax fiican soo xiro. P.S. That's Islamic modeling,Wadaad certified, gay kulahaa

Lazy...You are just tease. LooooooooL@Nephts iyo Oodweyne

I saw this guy at Masjid wearing see through Khamiis..Maybe that's Val lowers her gaze, disturbing that was.

LooooooooooL he is just little kid with a dose of estrogen.

I wonder what Naxar would say this time around

was that a girl or boy :confused:

LoooooooooooooL@We Somalilanders Duke..It is beyond how you worry the demise of "our" people while you applaud the Xabashis cutting down "your" cousins in Xamar.

^^I'm not your kinsman and don't mistake sanity for confusion.

Khamiis dirac cad ma,ahow. Why would one wear that.

Originally posted by General Duke: ^^^Indeed to you everyone is wrong who happens to be from Puntland. Is it not. Well, I'm not wrong

^^For the wrong reasons!

Well couldn't the parents be blamed for concieving an evil child

It is lack of parental involvement that's to blame. Fantasies get out of hand cuz there is no one to riegh on it.Their behaviors could be corrected at young but the parents are too busy working,and the kids get alienated and start indulging themselves.

This is very harsh sentence. Many others have gotten for using steriods, even the ones that admitted to it. Six-month jail sentence for Jones American Olympian Marion Jones has been sentenced to six months in prison for lying about steroid use and involvement in a drugs fraud case. The former sprinter pleaded guilty last October and was sentenced on Friday. Mother-of-two Jones, 32, had asked US District Judge Kenneth Karas to be "as merciful as a human being can be". But the judge imposed the maximum under her plea deal "because of the need for general deterrence and the need to promote respect for the law". Judge Karas said he believed a message needed to be sent to athletes who have abused drugs and as a result, have overlooked the values of "hard work, dedication, teamwork and sportsmanship". "Athletes in society have an elevated status, they entertain, they inspire, and perhaps, most important, they serve as role models." He added: "Nobody is above the legal obligation to tell the truth." Afterwards Jones said outside court: "I respect the judge's order, and I truly hope that people will learn from my mistakes." Lawyers for the defence had asked the judge to give the former sprinter probation or house arrest. Having already apologised, retired and given up her five Olympic medals, Jones has been punished enough, they argued. Jones sentencing included two years' probation and supervised release, during which she will be required to perform 800 hours of community service. She has been ordered to surrender on 11 March to begin her jail term. 'Deeply sorry' A tearful Jones asked the judge to consider her commitment to her two children, including an infant son she is still nursing. "Your honour, I absolutely realise the gravity of these offences and I am deeply sorry," she said. Lawyers for the prosecution had suggested any sentence between probation and six months would be fair. Once arguably the most famous female athlete in the world, Jones won gold in the 100m, 200m and 4x400m relay as well as bronzes in the long jump and 4x100m relay, at the Sydney Olympics in 2000. While her charisma and big smile won her a global fan base, her success on the track coupled with photogenic looks won her lucrative endorsements. But she suffered a spectacular fall from glory last October, admitting lying to a federal investigator in November 2003 when she denied using performance-enhancing drugs. She admitted using a steroid between September 2000 and July 2001. Tearful apology Jones also pleaded guilty to lying to federal investigators in 2003 about a separate cheque fraud case involving her former boyfriend, sprinter Tim Montgomery, the father of her son, Monty. Montgomery and several others have been convicted in that scam. Judge Karas had sought advice as to whether he could go beyond the six-month maximum sentence suggested in the plea deal. "The offences here are serious. They each involve lies made three years apart," he said on Friday, adding that Jones had made "not a one-off mistake... but a repetition in an attempt to break the law". He said he did not believe a statement by Jones in October when she said she did not realise she was taking steroids until after the 2000 Olympic Games. "That is very difficult to believe, that a top-notch athlete... would not be keenly aware of what he or she put in her body," the judge said. Jones, who returned her medals even before the International Olympic Committee ordered her to do so, has since had her name expunged from the record books. Hers was one of a number of high-profile doping cases involving top American athletes that have prompted the US Olympic Committee to team up with Major League Baseball and the National Football League with a new initiative aimed at combating drug use in US sport. BBC.COM

You've made my point! Which was what exactly. This time don't wink.

Daimler Chrysler is introducing new one too. It is little more expensive, about ten gran atleast. web page

^Do you have call it cute. See now I don't wanna buy it.

I got the feeling the entire east Africa will be one big refugee camp.If there was country that wouldn't mind seeing it cramble, it would have been Ethiopia. Sooner or later, the sh*t will hit the roof,and Africa's borders might just be redrawn.

This bigger and ruthless enemies is using Somalis by the name of Somaliland, Puntland, TFG and local warlords. So destroy those before you could rebuild. I agree these clan entities are run by Zenawi,and the two are gonna clash sooner or later. Now keep our eyes on ball.