Originally posted by Katrina: My mom's from there and either she comes from one loca family or it's in the water. Any more skeletons in your closet?

Just so you're aware how much this boycott is affecting Denmark, take a look at the Copenhagen Post. There is no doubt it's well past the point of freedom of expression. These mofos are feeling it in their wallets. And what better place to get back at these racist SOB's. Also checkout that enemy of muslims, the puppet president of Afghanistan, Dameer Karzai's comments. What a whore! Originally posted by Socod_badne: If not, why hold the Danish government and danish people responsible? Freedom of expression, good SB. It's a b!tch ain't it? The same rights and freedoms Danes have to insult others' beliefs, muslims have to boycott their countries and products. It's a two-way street saaxib. Edited: I really haven't been following this until this evening and I believe these excuses of freedom of expression are without any merit. They are thinly veiled moves of hypocrisy. The very least the Danish government could have done is strongly condemn the paper and its actions. They may be free to express an opinion but condemnations and boycots are a fair response. As has been mentioned by nomads in this thread, compare this to any statement made about Jews (living or dead) and accusations of anti-semitism are lodged by the Anti-Defamation league and the state of Israel. When that occurs, quick apologies, retractions and condemnations of the hateful (yet still free) speech are announced. A double standard from the Danes, the EU and others and one that shouldn't go unpunished.

Originally posted by Xarago: quote:Originally posted by General Duke: ^^^ Oh my Xarago reads Somaliweyn.com. Progress Your xarago..? :confused: :confused: LOL. No, the General is not that type of dude. I believe he's already married. Comprehension Xarago, comprehension.

^ It wasn't at first, but now it is. Mmmmm. Naked.

Originally posted by Katrina: Castro, wiilka hanjabaada kadaa qumayayahee. If only I didn't know your zip code. There are consequences and repercussions for every statement. Your naked aggression has not gone unnoticed. :mad:

^ Bililiqo waa musuqmaasuq.

^ It would be prudent of you if you wore a helmet right about now.

^ Is that one or two words?

^ When they fail to have any substantive argument for the Seahawks' chances to win it all (other than flight 13 dropped us in 206), they call us Steeler fans. As if that's an insult. War atheerayal waxba qayladu inii tari mayso. I'm not happy about it but I suspect you will have several feet in your mouths come Sunday night. And if you keep calling us names, we might just become Steeler fans, out of spite, and do the Samoan dance in your rain-soaked faces.

Originally posted by the-urban-hang-suite: but i always look for katrina's and passion4fasion's posts. If you're a dude, yac baan ku idhi, wa bilaa Katrina eh. :mad:

The rain is falling through the mist of sorrow that surrounded me. The sun could never thaw away the the loss that lays around me. Let it rain, let it rain, Let your loss rain down on me. Let it rain, let it rain, Let it rain, rain, rain. Our team was like a desert flower burning in the sun. Until the Steelers came and showed it was easier done than said. Now I know the secret; there is nothing that we could've done. We were always a small market team and now it's forever set in mud. No one ever remembers the losers in the super bowl. 206 kulaha. And though I'm not a Steelers fan, I'm fairly certain the hawks will be beat like a red-headed step-child, in the rain. Lyrics (with some modification) courtesy of Eric Clapton.

^ But how could that be? Even 'gaaladu' don't kiss and tell. I'm afraid this is a new (and disgusting) phenomenon, saaxib. It must have something to do with a cultural rebelion of some sort. And this revolution is clearly (and unashamedly) being televised.

^ Unfortunately that's the case with Africans good Viking. Still, this is the 7th world cup I'm old enough to witness and I still have the same hope and fire for African teams that I did back in 1982. The fact that I've been dissapointed (crushed sometimes) six times in a row apparently has not deterred me yet. Yaa rab. May be this year.

^ You work for NASA dude?

^ About as much chance as England has. Bwahahahahahaha.

^ Both my kids (still under 8) have been to Africa. Dhaqan baris is what they're undergoing. Dhaqan celis is for those who lost it and need a refresher course. I've not lost mine, I intentionally deleted it from the hard drive. It's in the recycle bin right now for possible later restoration.

Bullet proof vests, anyone? I'd buy my old man one if I knew where to get it. How is this good news General Duke? Analyze this for us.

Originally posted by Daanyeer: Is your son a moron? Send him back to Somalia. As if Somalia needs any more. Originally posted by Northerner: Better get down to the travel agent Castro Good Northerner, you can't teach this old dog any new tricks.

be prepared for people calling you daganxaliis . What does daganxaliis mean?

^ Maxaad umalaaysa inuu ujeedo?

^ It's an ugly term. It couldn't possibly be designed for endearment.

^ It may be I took it literally but it's still a derogatory term.

Originally posted by Bishaaro: Rajabeeto/rajastiino [deensaday] --- the correct Somali term would be Naas celiye, or baqti jiid or balaq jiid something. I heard something similar to this: bakhti toosiye. I believe both terms are disgusting. There's nothing dead about the only body parts that actually sustain the life of the young. Originally posted by Abraar: Castro maba moodeyn inuu labo kilmadood oo af-soomali ah isku dari karo let alone grammar, kuddos 'Atheer' Waad maraqsantahay, atheer. ps. One thing I've noticed with reer koonfureedka however is, kilmado badan oo kh ka bilaabma ayeey qaaf ku badalaan --ie, khimaar to qimaar, kharaar to qaraar, khatar/qatar and many I can't recall now. Abraar, you're (mistakenly) assuming the North made the original words and the South changed them. If that were the case, a Southerner would then been called khaldaan. I believe the South side is where it all began.

^ So there's more common pronunciations than uncommon. I can live with that. Dirxi is how I've always known it. I've also heard dixri and just never picked up on it. I am surprised the change is not one of dh or an r. A dirxi (worm in English) is also dixri (or tixri). How can that be? One or both of the users who first coined them must have been dyslexic. I'll leave it to the experts as you said. This is very educational by the way.

^ MMA, you're not gonna like this but here it goes: Ninac/nacnac: Neither, it's nanac Xabaal/xawaal: A grave? xabaal Qareer/qaraar: Neither, it's qadhaadh. Taash/taaj [lasoo deensaday]: The original arabic is taaj so no argument there. Banooni/balooni [lasoo deensaday]: Probably balooni. I call it kubad Canjeero/canjeelo: Canjeero Dixri/tixri: Neither, it's Dirxi Katabaan/takabaan: Katabaan Shucaac/shacaac: It's arabic so shucaac Sharqaan/xarqaan: Xarqaan Hakaba/xakaba: Not sure what it means. Xusul/suxul: Suxul Shaah/shaax: Shaah Ab/aw: ? Rajabeeto/rajastiino [deensaday]: Neither, it's keyshali. Bud/budh: Bud I think the diferences are mostly regional but what always confused me was the different spelling of the word (not just pronunciation). For example, dirxi and dixri. The difference is not just pronunciation but a fundamental change. Anyone know why this is?