Typical ...

********** ,, somali site ,,,, maba xasuusto waleee But thank u for reading my silly comments anyway ,,,,,,,

There is a party who is going to benefit from this and win in the next elections ............ guess who ?

Bal maxaan idhaahdaa ,,,,, You're all my fun. That is why I'm the top poster here

Yogurt for laab dillaaca ??? ,,,,,,,,, waaba ha ku sii olosho.

How are they weaker if they can mobilize clans ??......

Welcome back waaryee ,,,,,,,,,,,,,

God Knows how many times I restarted the computer thinking something wrong with the explorer ,,,,,, show waaba new style

Thought the UN pay for all those holding positions in Somalia ,,,,, that can pay the bills

loooooooooooooooooool@XX iyo seddexdiisii shaati

Only Faataxada and half of Qul-huwallah ,,,,

Well, this is good for him anyway.

Norf quraanka ma yaqaanee ,,,

Doest the distance matter here ?? ......... like if you are in the US and u marry someone from UK for example, with that kid will be shorter than the one u marry all da way from China or Chechnya ?? I mean the closer the shorter ,,

I hope they shorten the Tarawih here too ........... some young boys keep it going forever.

Balaayo la dhaldhalaala dheh ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Valenteenah.;739512 wrote: Would he need to go back to a civil service job if he had pocketed millions? Mise millions in shillings ayaan ka hadleynaa? looooooooooooool ,,, it is probably just a cover dee hadii kele sow ku caddaan mayso

"It's a different feeling when you're heading a whole nation and you come back to your normal life," Mohamed said. "It's a little awkward, to tell you the truth." loooooooooooooool

His first day back to work was a bit surreal. Less than two months ago, he was prime minister of Somalia. He battled terrorists, pirates and warlords. He addressed dignitaries from the United Nations. Now, Mohamed A. Mohamed is back at his old job at the state Department of Transportation downtown, back to his little cubicle with a window overlooking Swan Street. A few photos of him as premier were tacked to his wall by colleagues, the only visible reminder that these last nine months weren't a dream. "It's a different feeling when you're heading a whole nation and you come back to your normal life," Mohamed said. "It's a little awkward, to tell you the truth." Mohamed, 49, a Somali native who resettled in Buffalo more than 20 years ago, was forced out as Somalia's prime minister in June, ending his remarkable months-long odyssey as abruptly as it began. He returned to his job at the DOT on Thursday, as he tries to settle into his old life as civil servant, husband and father living on Grand Island. MORE ...... http://www.buffalonews.com/city/article514533.ece

Ngonge and his off days ..... tolow muxuu ku marmarsooday maantana ? 30min till I go for the day ,, and I just can't wait.

Wa'alaykum Wasalaam Juxa ....

FULL ARTICLE Muslims living in the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, should fast longer during the Ramadan holy month, Dubai's leading clerics have said.

Could be true ..... I can see the Somali ethnic inuu sii gaagaabanayo right after everyone is marrying someone from his clan, sub-clan and even Inaadeero ...... in two more generations and i think we will be called "The Africa's Midgets"

I"m on my way for a haircut now ,,,,,, no problem at all

At 3 years ''Mommy I love you. At 10 years ''Mom whatever. At 16 years "My mom is so annoying. At 18 years "I'm leaving this house. At 25 years ''Mom, you were right. At 30 years ''I want to go to Mom's house. At 50 years ''I don't want to lose my mom. At 70 years "I would give up everything to have my mom here with me.