Troll Corner

[-Lily-]

Strangely enough the Elizabethan practice of putting the married couple to bed on their wedding night comes to mind.

[Buuxo]

^looool CL,what's with the tongue-pcking buiz.you have a fair idea ,i assume.Do share.

[Che -Guevara]

Stoic...There is nothing derogatory about being a girl. Must you upset these ladies.

 

Buuxo....Cl just get dirty mind.

 

LooooooooL@lily

[Geel_jire]

today dadka ha la isku diro day miyaa ..... stoic man you can turn a phrase ....... derogatory ku lahaa !

[STOIC]

^^^ Hablahaa haigu tiiriina nimanyahoow

[Buuxo]

hahah,Lily that is strange. I just find it disgusting how some weddings record the couple sitting on the bed, imagine all these people putting you to bed.i think ceeb baan u dhiman laha.

 

all this talk of sariir ,reminds me to hit mine.Wasalam qaraabo.

[cynical lady]

Che- I resent that I have an active imagination

 

Lily- that’s what’s I have in my head as-well. a xalimo in a dirac and faraax in macawiis lol

 

Buxxo am shy really don’t listen to that cradle snatcher aka che

 

stoic lol

[Che -Guevara]

^LoooooooooooL...Aight my good man

[man_in_malaysia]

Anyone seen Yaabka-Yaabkiis?

[-Lily-]

lol@ CL & Buuxo, Buuxo, I have never seen a wedding where such a thing was recorded.

 

All that happens in an Elizabethan Bedding ceremony is that the close wedding guests (friends, siblings, parents) put the couple to bed, literally,(some jeers and light hearted banters may ensue) and a priest says some prayers over the couple to ward of evil and then everyone goes.

 

Lord knows what Che's version is.

[Malika]

^Its similar to the what I had observed many moons ago,while still in Africa.The groom and bride are escorted to their room,the guest,family linger outside the room..pretending to be dancing heladha..what a preculiar practise,bilaa edeeb bee ahayeen islamahasii.Apparently they wait to know if the dude was capable of doing the business or he needs help so the girl could be taken to hospital..subhanallah,what a fiasco!!

 

Lily,you dont want to know what Che's version is..

[Faarax-Brawn]

Originally posted by Che -Guevara:

^LoooooooooooooooL

 

since being anonymous and all, does anybody know what is Sariir Saar means. Apparently, Somali Bantus do this after girl is married. I heard shaah saar, most common with all Somalis.

They are just being blunt. My guess is,the shaash saar really means sariir saar. Bantus are just str8 forward than Somalis

[cynical lady]

FB-I don’t know what your talking abt, there no man in shaash saar. Its bunch of woman getting together on the 7th'day of the wedding, with loads of shaash’s, the newly bride wears a gunnteno/dirac they put those shaash on her head and/take every opportunity to ruin the poor woman’s hair by slapping her hair do/bessings are issued then a buraanbuur takes place…then off they go home…in a nutshell.

 

 

Still awaiting for che version of sariir saar!

[Che -Guevara]

^Come on, do you really wanna hear my version. It would involve more than words

 

P.S. From what I understand, supposedly Somalis in Baraawe, and the Jilib practice this, in particular the Gibil Cadka!

 

Of course, as usual this is very unpleasant experience for the bride.

[Ms DD]

Why am i not suprised that when people talk about sariir, che aint that far from from the convo?

 

Anyhow

Hello to all.