^waa xayasiis dee saxib. Misplaced maybe but well made.

No rest bite then

^Take Kaka and Ibrahimovic out. La Liga is a fantastic league. The time I really started paying attention was when Ronaldhino went to Barca. That guy was absolutely fantastic to watch in those first 3 seasons he had at Barca. I remember that game against Real at the Bernebue where he scored two fantastic goals and the crowd applauded his performance. What a player. I tend to go with the underdog in La Liga. Whoever is dominating waan ka soo horjeedaa. I have rooted for Depor, Valencia, Barca, Real and Sevilla over the years. Last year it was Real because they bought Alonso and Arbeloa from Liverpool and Barca had just won the treble. This year Jose is in charge so I have to decide if I wish Real or Barca to win.

^dee how?

Afternoon Juxa. Ramadan is around the corner so leave out coffee and drink water.

^why?

I have no idea who made the advert but a good plot

Originally posted by Archdemos: ^^best water in SL. tasted like real mineral water unlike the bottled tap water that the competition sell.

^way na walaan labadaasi Morning JB. Ma soo dhacay?

The only time I pay attention to the Brazilian squad is during a world cup. So, until the next one (in Brazil), keep hyping unknown unknowns who won't make it into any decent European team. ps I watched England vs Brazil WC 2002 game recently. You know when you watch a game again you see things you didn't see when watching live. Ronaldhino was awesome in that game. Wow! England actually played well.

The truth is somewhere between Nina and MMA's posts. Carabta have been taking Somalis in for over 20 years but some of them have lost their patience. LG (if indeed it is LG), please travel a little. Tuulodaada ka bax and see the world. Your mind might be opened up a little (just a little).

^Same question I'm asking.

Ah! Biyihii Maaxda ee macaanaa

dp

My Mrs bought me a Liverpool shirt yesterday. The first replica I could wear for some 15 years (since they got rid of Carlsberg as the sponsor). No. 9 - Torres (she was going to get me Gerrard but called me and I asked for Torres). Then I hear he could still be leaving LFC As I was fixing my daughters bike I broke the brakes and they get back next week (IA). Need to find a bike repair shop

^Just let Juxa deal with it. Besides, Sayid could be all the way in Qardho sipping cambe babay

Apparently they just want the same 'partnership' with BlackBerry that the US and UK have (maybe not to the same effect). In recent years, the US and UK have adopted legislation that allows their authorities to access sensitive data sent by BlackBerry. The UAE has passed similar legislation to protect itself from judicial, social and national security issues but Research In Motion, the Canadian maker of BlackBerry, has not complied with any of the country’s requests, the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) said. In 1994, the US passed the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (Calea) which was designed to aid law enforcement agencies to conduct criminal investigations requiring wiretapping over telephone networks. Calea requires licensed US telecoms operators to be able to provide authorities with calling data and call-identifying information if a lawful request is made. The Act was amended in 2004 to allow US government agencies to extend their surveillance programmes over internet calling and broadband connections. Previously, in 1996, the US passed the Telecommunications Act. In the law, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the US government organisation that enforces the Act, ordered a clause that prohibits any electronic devices that interfere with law enforcement. Last year the FCC enforced the telecoms law when it charged a company for the first time with marketing an illegal voice scrambling feature. Uniden America Corp was fined US$23,000 for violating the act with its “General Mobile Radio Service” transmitters. In Britain, the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act was passed in 2000 and closely mirrors the Calea legislation. The Act was amended in 2002 to require telecoms operators “in the design, operation, etc of their networks ... to facilitate interception of communications” Here

Hope they take over in time for us to buy two quality wingers.

^and Julio Ceasar didn't get a spot so I was right about him being an average keeper

^middle of sept should still be warm and summerly. If you have enough energy left to celebrate

^Didn't I just text you the news? Its good he is giving the youngsters games. He might be planning to do an Arsene Wenger. Aqui will be injured soon. The Serb will do well and Lucas will do better than last season.

Sheh, don't hate on food lovers. I know you're one of us. Waa adigaa hunguroodey Ibti, at least Eid celebrations can be enjoyed outdoors :cool:

In addition, please state how you believe the struggle will be won (reunification with Somalia). Your answer should take into account the current situation in Somalia and the disunity among Somalis.

^ Last I heard a Spanish aquarium wanted to buy him. Man City want to buy him now

Lebanese or Yemeni (food)? Can't decide. Bal warama