Igaarta kamasta leh oo dambe..

Che i was referring to the pic and pardon not being very conspicuous...

I thought faroole was much better than that, being a someone who considers himself a practicing muslim and a smart statesman. If this is true, I am personally disappointed. p.s you just cant trust who is behind some of these somali sites.

^ If you ever been to Adisababa. You probably remember those pesky beggars on the street who professionalized the art of begging by aggravating self inflicted wounds, for the soul purpose of getting sympathy and receiving few coins on the way. Well the same thing is true for our secessionist brothers, they just love to aggravate those past wounds from Siyad's regime in order to gain some sympathy. They just dont get it or they pretend not to get it, that Siyad fuccked everyone in an equal manner regardless who you were as long as he perceived you were threat to his seat.

^ Are you being possessed by the net demons?

Che Barkin madaxa ka saar ..else is perfect

Cmon Ibti and dont be discouraged by few misers who clinch on to the penny. You just have to improve your game plan and device various techniques to conceal your ultimate motive of helping others.

Very interesting piece by K'naan the poet. ----------------------------- The thing about charity that we rarely consider is what it steals from those it gives. It seems we've all subscribed to some dogma, ordering that anyone with a few bucks, some organizational skill, or likes Angelina Jolie, can and should help the less fortunate. I wonder what would happen if the charity receivers were privately assembled to give their honest opinions on their sponsors. I'm reminded of a certain acquaintance, who came to my rescue once regarding a matter. There can be no faults recounted on the fervor and passion in which my acquaintance tried to help me resolve the matter. Only after the fact though, did I begin to realize how I was to repay this debt. My personal gratitude almost an unnecessary annoyance, the acquaintance began to use every public opportunity of my sighting to recall aloud the instance in which they came to my rescue. Sort of like a senile person telling the same joke over and over again. Except my personal moment of desperation took the place of that slow and patience defying joke. To the helper, much like the senile person, you cannot say "Hey, you're repeating yourself again". Instead, it is more appropriate to observe the secret code of being a charitable cause: to put on a polite smile, and to nod your way into regret. So for this reason, I feel there should be a qualifying factor as to who should be allowed to set up a charity. If you have to get a driver's license to operate a motor vehicle, I don't see why we shouldn't require one to operate people's lives. I'm aware that there can be no true way to govern these matters, but at least we could start with some questions. For example: Dear helper, what drives you to do what you do? When thinking about what to write for IMPACT, considered a musician who has some cause-inspired music, it produced some very stirring questions. The answers to which troubled me enough to write this piece explaining the problem of charity. I feel it is wrong that the illumination of goodwill, the attention drawn from the holy halo of charity, be placed only on the helper's head. We're almost always single-track-minded about the exchange. Yes, I called charity an exchange. And isn't it? There is rarely a moment of true selflessness during the performance of charity. We can't help it. It's how we're built. We always need some kind of a return on our investments. At its worst, charity springs from our ego's need to be seen as good, or to attain material profit from the misery of others. At its best, it is done to feel good about oneself, or to leave a good name behind. Religion offers the best example of charity's identity crisis. Here, you're meant to be charitable to please God. And if you do, He might throw a few favors your way. Turns out everyone wants something. But what do the charitable ones want? Aside from good drinking water, digestible nutrition, some human rights, sanitation, aside from school even? They want to keep the one thing that almost intrinsically vanishes in the trade off: their dignity. Ever heard the Bono joke? He's on stage performing a concert in Ireland and asks the crowd to be completely silent. Then proceeds to snap, and snap, and snap with just a second of a gab between the snapping. And then says, "every time I snap my fingers, an African child dies." And after a short heartfelt moment of silence, a voice from the crowd goes "Well stop bloody doing it then, ya cruel *******!" As amusing as I find this scenario to be, I can spot some truth in it. A lot of us awareness-raising-wannabe-activists want to keep snapping, even if all it took to stop malaria-related deaths was to quit the damn snapping. We do it because we need evil to exist in order to measure our goodness. But, in our crooked humanity and its glory, I do think that certain selfishness is good selfishness. In fact, we can say it is necessary to be selfish in order to give. We just have to be honest about our reasons. It is okay to say, 'I want to help people because it's good for me.' It's okay to say, 'I do it not because I am so precious and kind, but because it is in my best interest to do so.' Everything you do for charity is ultimately for you. I am no exception. Some people have water, or literacy, or child rights. My little passion project has always been Somalia. My obsessive desire to help better this place is also rooted in some form of selfishness. I want to fix it so that I can go back there for sentimental reasons. I want to preserve its culture of poetry because I think some of the greatest poetry in the planet is produced there. I want children in Somalia to have their right to life, to childhood, to education, to peaceful existence, because I know what it's like to lose some of those things. Because I now cannot enjoy those things fully, knowing others are without them. I do everything I do, ultimately for me, and for the unexplainable urge called Love. And yes, even love springs from the self, and therefore cannot be selfless. And yes, I do hope God could throw a few favors my way, too! So when you want to start a cause, or be involved in one, ask why. And if you find that the answers are all rooted in your own beautiful selfishness, don't be alarmed. You're a human being. Read more at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/knaan/the-problem-of-charity_b_325252.html

I think he probably knew he was going to loose the case and thought he might as well have 15 min fame on the side..

^You should get that prayer beads Jet Lee uses to kill the chines guy in the Movie lethal weapon 4. looks cool though and is multipurpose item, if you wanted to strangle someone or something. lol

Hi Ibti..galab wanaagsan.

You guys are talking about lunch and soups and here i am starting at a bowl of rice crispy cereal.. aduun!

Subax wanaagsan juxa and to other trollers. Haa quraac waan iska rabi lahaa hadii aad canjeelo dubi taqaan. Havent had that thing for a breakfast almost two years now.. Originally posted by Juxa: good morning peasant, yes we are awake, ma quraac baad rabtaa?

^reer uk are you guys still awake?

What makes you think the degastani medical staff do not know about hina? Originally posted by Castro: If only you'd stop putting that cold Henna on the boy's leg.

^ I think SOL should start probing some ip addresses

^ Waa runta tariikhda tolka waa in la xajiya lana xusuusnada!

^ Ma cid aan la dulmin baad aragtay? Ma kuu soo tiriya wixii ehel ahaa oo iga dhintay SSDF dagaaladeedi?

Tolkii buu xoreeyey dheh!

Magac badal optionka in la xanibo buu ku fiican yahay...Waanba ku wareeray meesha. Kaad shalay tiqiin baa dhinaca kale kaa soo galaya isagoo magac kale huwan..

prince: Beed is not a somali word saxiib it is a basstardized arabic word for an egg and the actual somali word for an egg is either ukun or ugxan.

^ Maxaad sidaa uga yaabtay?

^ Those sort of videos dont last long on youtube. Makes me wonder how many people work for youtube snitching on the violators of copyrighted contents.

^Naalo wa jaboutian

War hada ka hor mid reer waqooyi ah ayaa dukaan xamar ku yaal inta tagay ayuu ku yiri kii ibinayey "War dhoq bariis ah iga iibi". Kii reer xamar qosol buu la dhacay waayo "dhuq" reer xamarku wax kale bay u yaqaanan..