^and what is that foundation Juxa?

All is well Ibti. Gearing for SL trip in Dec IA. My home town iska daa. It's a great place. Malika, afternoon.

^maxaa dhacay? Come on, what did he say to you? real food to Juxa is cake and xalwo I'm not complaining. I'm no longer there

I heard about Cumbria and bridges collapsing. I remember trying to get district line trains from Baywater on a really wet day. The station would close lol

^Little one is fine thanks. Didn't say you was lazy. I know you're not. But you do like the odd extended cake break. Looks like duufaanki SOL Londoners uu qaaday.

Where are the trolls? Enjoying morning coffee me thinks.

^yoom al Carafaat ma heshaan miya?

Hmm, nice :cool: Thanks.

One and half days of work to go before a desereved extra long weekend :cool: Eid Wanaagsan again.

Typical Arsenal. It's wet and windy up north and they crumble Spurs scored 9!!! Can't quite believe a Prem team could lose 9-1 but then again they have Titus Bramble playing for them

Is that Juxa slacking again?? Evening all. Two more days before the big break so very busy.

I think a few SOLers would feel at home there Degmo is a great idea and a great way of showing the young ones (myself included) how things are done in the Miyi. Good of The Guardian as well.

IA C&H LOL@John Brixton?

^No. It's nice!!

Just got back from a walk in the gentle breeze listening to quran from the various mosques. She feels better now.

Originally posted by MAXIMUS POWERS: The other day I was at a bus stop near my university, when a Somali woman approached me and asked me to buy her Khat from the local marfesh. This lead me to be in two minds, clearly I have never entered a marfesh before but I didn’t want to disrespect the Somali woman as I couldn’t allow her to enter a place of such social ills with maniacs tranced in mirqaan and with taqsiins the size of apples and teeth the colour of burco’s sandy roads. So I gave into her demands and when into the merfesh, albeit reluctantly. I ushered through several swirling turns of emerald carpeted stairs before finally reaching the den. I asked for ‘miiro’ but the dealers, said they only had ‘bariixi’. I asked to explain what he meant and he duly explained. I asked if they had fresh batches but he was adamant that it would not arrive until late that same night. I was in two minds yet again: should I buy the bariixi khat for the lady in the street?, but if I did I would buy her ‘bariixi’!. I went against my better judgement and decided to play it safely and return to tell the lady that they had only ‘bariixi’. At which point she replied ‘uff, waar kaas baa uguu macaan’’! Hinting for me to return up those stairs. I left the scene with my head down in disappointment. Such is the level of saqajaanimo of Somali people. What was that other thread you posted about people taking advantage of you?? Man-up ninyow. Just say NO to qaad

Ahhh finally, back to the Prem.

Fufu, ma ordi kartaa horta? Muruqyo waawaynes can't usually run. No self respecting Somali is unable to run. Juxa, she will be fine IA

Originally posted by *Ibtisam: North what is wrong with her? what did you do to her? She has malaria injection a couple of days ago. Been cranky since.

You're getting technical now.

CL, yes. Eldest is at the fair. Youngest is not feeling well

Originally posted by Abtigiis & Tolka: Norfsky, Again you are falling for the propaganda of the Bristish media, who are still upset that only England is going to the World Cup from the Anglo-Saxons heartland. Seeding makes perfect sense. Will you like to see the follwing groups in the first round and see that big teams eliminate one another before the tournament is even half-way? Group A Brazil Argentina Italy Holland Group B Spain Denmark Germany France Group C New Zealand Honduras South Africa Algeria And in the group of 16 knock outs you will have Brazil North Korea Cameroun Slovinia Greek Paraguay etc, etc Norf, did ugu noqo arintaa. Any team that proves itself will be seeded. Muran baad rabtaa maalmahan ma is tidhi saxib? Seeding should not be based on past experience. It is an unfair way of keeping the big boys protected.

Bal warama *baby sitting*

I don't have a problem with that. What I do have a problem with is the seeding process at the actual WC which favours the big countries. No country should be seeded.

Ngonge, Liverpool have left it too late this season. It's over. This time last year we were winning ugly and I was anticipating the Prem trophy coming to Anfield while you were complaining we were not playing well. I knew they would play better as the season went on. We have lost 5 already saxib and we are not even in Dec. If we win or finish in the top 3 it would be nothing short of a miracle.