^Muxuu iska qasayaa ninku?

^Indeed. Big game tonight for LFC. I'm tired and want to sleep though.

Ngonge used to eat fish and chips in Sharjah and washed it down with Casiir

A former general in the Egyptian intelligence services tells Al Jazeera, "I expect the army will act to remove Mubarak from power ... Mubarak is ready to burn the country".

Sky News have the best pics. The anti mubarak people have broken through the side street leading to Tahrir Square (Sky News cameras are in the hotel on the street. The army have locked themselves in their tanks. Amazing scenes of when they came into the square on horses and camels. Watch Sky News.

Are you guys watching the news?

The man is 82! Give up already. Would rather see Egyptians kill each other. Obama tell him to stand down and he says he will die only in Egypt and nowhere else.

Amazing scenes on Sky News.

Cawaale be careful bro. Allah macak.

30,000 Mubarak supporters entered the square from all directions carrying weapons, on horses and driving govnt trucks. Violence everywhere all on camera people fighting, rocks thrown, gun fire, many injured, many dead. Anti mubarak crowd still holding the square. Police and army helping Mubarak's support and some have been caught with their ID cards. Madness.

Its shocking what I'm watching right now. Very well coordinated attack by the Mubarak supporters. Very sad.

Carra will be back and he played against him in training everyday

Ina lilaahi wa ina ilayhi raajicuun. Allah yarxamu Samir iyo Iman dear brother.

^I actually agree with you. My problem is with the price. We bid 25m (which was still too much but an extra 10m can be counted for desperation) but 35m is just madness. As for Chelsea, poor guys had enough of him scoring against them so they decided to buy him He was a LEGEND and I can proudly say I witnessed all but one of his league goals live! Not sure which one is my favourite but probably between the first one vs Chelsea and the two at Old Trafford. The one vs Inter at San Siro was good and so was the one vs Marsielle at the Velodrome. Oh, the ones vs Everton as well. Liverpools No. 9. Great memories.

NGONGE;692064 wrote: Had a similar experience in a shiisha place in Dubai. The maqaaxi was near the gold souk and was frequented by almost every nationality that passes by that area. On the day I walked into it, the place was full and everyone was watching Al Jazeera news. There was a Somali guy sitting opposite and I tried to nod at him but he avoided my gaze, so I ignored him too. I sat next to an Egyptian labourer who looked like he was new to the country. There was a news report about an Egyptian ship that sank in the Nile killing all its passengers. The Egyptian started lamenting the loss of life and blaming his government for it. He was directing his complaints to me. I had a short conversation with him (in his own Egyptian dialect). Five minutes later, there was a report about Yemen. There was a Yemeni guy to my left who was listening to my conversation with the Egyptian guy and decided to join in now because the topic was his own country. I replied to him in his own dialect and we had a long conversation about Yemen and all things concerning that country. The Egyptian guy had to leave and said his goodbyes. Five minutes later, a UAE guy came in and asked me if anyone was sitting on the seat next to me. I said no. We started talking about stuff that I can’t remember now (in his own dialect). He later left and some African guys came to ask if the football game (between Liverpool and some other team) will be shown. I replied to them in English then asked the young guy who works in the cafe if he will be showing it. He said yes and me and the African guys had a heated conversation about the merits of Drogba, Torres and Villa (heh). Anyway, later, when everyone stopped talking and I was smoking my shiisha in peace, I noticed the Somali guy trying to attract my attention. I, naturally, replied in Somali. The shock on his face was a picture to behold. Turns out that he thought I was Egyptian, then Yemeni, then UAE, etc.... War Somalido waa qaxar.<O:p</O:p Talk about show boating

Ngonge, we bought Torres for £22m when he was an established international who played in world cup (and impressed). Carroll is a panic buy and nothing less. HE isn't worth £35m. He isn't worth £20m. Chelsea played it right and we have been stung. Waar we should pay that money to Villa to sell Bent (he would leave). Heh. Mad day. Nothing happens and when I leave the office it all kicks off!

What the ****! £34million for Carrol???? What???? Kenny you've been mugged mate. So long Torres. Great memories. Best goal scorer in Prem since arriving. Hope Carra does him next Sunday.

No Torres nooooooooooo! We mustn't sell him. Not now anyway. I really hope Kenny and the board play hardball on this one. Anelka is finished anyway.

Vice President appointed........

Reports HM about to resign............

He is on his last legs. The curfew has been ignored again and army don't seem too keen on enforcing it.

LooL How did I miss this? Nuune did the right thing. Ha u joojin saxib

^If it's done in a democratic way then its win win.

^What you should read into non statements by Obama and a slow response by the White House is 'HM is finished. Time to install someone else'.

The fate of Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak, his entire state apparatus, and that of the popular uprising confronting them now depends largely on the actions of his army and security forces, says BBC Security Correspondent Frank Gardner. This is the most serious popular challenge to his 30-year rule that anyone can remember, and if these protests continue and intensify there are bound to be senior voices within the military tempted to urge him to stand down.