Che -Guevara;739250 wrote: ^If you invest your stock in the 'government', good luck. I guess the past ten years is not enough of example. Heh, better than death, amputations and the banning of sambuusas.

^In your world maybe. Do the details of their defeat provide you with some sort of consolation? What matters is that AS have gone. What matters is that the govnt make sure they don't return. What matters is for the govnt to keep the momentum and concentrate on driving them out even further.

^Thats what tends to happen when one leaves the nest. La qabso!

Its a real shame. The police actions, the dead man's alleged action, the riots, the media coverage, the blame game between left and right and the lack of progress between police and local communities. It will all be forgotten next week. The UK is in real need of leadership on all fronts.

Its quite easy here. Reer EU ayay u dhamaatay

^enjoy

Che -Guevara;739216 wrote: ^You seriously think TFG defeated AS? Does is matter?

Thierry.;738953 wrote: Sorted Norf, what league and what channel. I missed Suxur last night. All leagues (mainly 1990s Seria A, World Cups etc) but its on at 4am our time (1am for you).

All of a sudden Cheh has a theory on AS' recent defeats The TFG have a great chance to win over anyone who doubts their capabilities and intentions. Juje better read this

Lets hope they don't come back and the people get some peace. They're calling it a tactical retreat.

Thierry, I have been watching old football classics at 4am on Dubai Sport Went for an extravagant afur last night. While we got ourselves salads and soups as starters, carabtu bariiskii iyo hilibkii ayey gurteen lol. How can you start with bariis iyo hilib for afur? My suxuur has been wayward at best. An energy drink last night.

Probably what everyone already knew. Tried to run before he could walk and wore his heart on his sleave. That lead to his downfall. If he was a little more patient and coniving who knows? Some on here might the see article as an insult

“They put me on everything—lithium, Prozac, St. John’s wort,” Farthing says. “They even told me to sit in front of a big light for half an hour a day or I'd become suicidal. I kept telling them this was all pointless, and they said that was exactly the sort of attitude that got me here in the first place.” Brilliant

Royal rumble

^waiting for your email warya

NGONGE;738527 wrote: ^^ I know but that's too hard to prove. I was thinking about something along the lines of printing t shirts with the words "I was praying cisha when the Earthquake hit" or "Siilaanyo had beans for Suxur last night", etc, etc.. Waar odayga iska daa

Canada not affcted by tribalism? I haven't seen a more segregated Somali community than in Canada (Toronto). Or maybe that is only during Somali week As for UK, it is a depressing place. Two friends who recently went there on month long holidays both returned within 2 weeks

I have to admit I enjoy the WWE soap opera when I'm flicking through the channels Whats the latest?

Good to hear.... I can imagine the chit chat around Hargaisa today

Showqi;738382 wrote: I never miss Suxuur iyo Afur. Waaba labada aan ugu jecelahay Soonka. Very true. The sawm doesn't feel the same without suxur.

^Not much to report on miya?

Subxaan Allah Allah ha u sahlo. Hope there isn't much loss. JB report back.... SOMALILAND: Earthquake Rocks Hargeisa City This Evening Mo Guled | August 2, 2011 | International News | 2310310 Commentshttp%3A%2F%2Fsomalilandpress.com%2Fsomaliland-earthquake-rocks-hargeisa-city-this-evening-23103SOMALILAND%3A+Earthquake+Rocks+Hargeisa+City+This+Evening2011-08-03+00%3A54%3A26Mo+Guledhttp%3A%2F%2Fsomalilandpress.com%2F%3Fp%3D23103Hargeisa (SomalilandPress) — Residents of Hargeisa city were awaken to the movement of an earthquake that began at 2:27am this morning and lasted for twenty five seconds. Resident’s storm into the streets after the powerful earthquake hit the city this evening. There are no damages being reported at this time and the magnitude of the earthquake is still unknown due the fact that the country does not have any geological surveys. Mohamed Hussein a medical student at university of Hargeisa who SomalilandPress was able to chat with in Facebook informed us that the earthquake lasted about twenty five seconds, Mr. Hussein goes on to say “I was awake when the earthquake began, however the rest of the family were sleep and were awaken by the earthquake. All the windows and house hold items were shaken due to the earthquake”. Earthquakes are not frequent in Hargeisa city however in the town of Borame it is a common place for earthquakes and at times small magnitude of that is felt in Hargeisa city. SomalilandPress will report more once we receive more information regarding this morning’s earthquake in Hargeisa City. Source:SomalilandPress

Ngonge, waykan. Nuune, 7pm here. Ate at Jubba Hotel. Quite nice. I thought it was 9pm for you guys?

A sleepless night. Airport pick up at 1am. Downed an espresso to stop me falling asleep at arrivals. Got home at 2am and couldn’t sleep! At my desk now 