^With me or JB?

I don't use the ring tones. A simple low 'beep' is enough. current phone

Been meaning to cross over to gmail for a while now. Started doing it a year ago but can't seem to let go of my hotmail account.

My first phone was a brick Motorola in 1998. On a One-to-One pay as you go line that cost about 40p a minute to other One-to-One lines. The thing cost me about GBP 130! I would look after a GBP 10 credit for like a whole month Then Nokia came out and stormed the market in 1999/2000.

Don't take this as final word just yet,,,, December 8 to be first day of Eid Al Adha WAM Published: November 18, 2008, 23:40 Abu Dhabi: December 8 will be the first day of Eid Al Adha, according to the Islamic Crescents Monitoring Project. Astronomical calculations have predicted that November 29 will be the first day of Zil Hijja. On that day, sighting of the crescent will be endorsed in some Muslim countries to mark the beginning of the Hijri month. The Islamic Crescents Monitoring Project was set up in 1998 and includes 400 scholars and moon-sighting experts. -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ http://www.gulfnews.com/nation/General/10260912.ht ml

Edit Khalid, this big Saudi tanker was captured in international waters off the coast of Kenya! It is now in Somali waters.

Horn, it's gotten ridiculous saxib Poker, af soomaliga waligay waan garanaayey laakin waa runtaa qoraalkaygu wu hagaagay inta aan SOL ku jiray Abwaan, ruwaayad caadi'aa meesha ka socota

Originally posted by -Lily-: Oz, I'm amazed no one is seeing the criminal nature of these pirates. It seems its all a big joke to most people. They believe Robin Hood was a Somali

There is a PM Ibti iyo Khalid. Xagaa ka xidhida.

Acuudubillah!!!! LooOOOLL That made me jump lol

Intel, waran saxib. Ibti, try being a fish monger. 'Pound of lobster for a fiver' down at Spittalfields

^Can't see the image ps did you visit the bediouns of UAE when you was a kid?

Hindida loo yeedhay because they won't give a damn about these Pirates and will shoot them on sight. I hope they stay there and patrol even more!

Its really not the score you get but rather how many times you get the small countries like Nicaragua and Lithuania right first time.

Bal warama Off to lunch,,,,,,,,,,

What a week in Somali politics! East African Regional Group Threatens Sanctions on Somalia's Leaders By Peter Heinlein Addis Ababa 18 November 2008 Heinlein report - Download (MP3) Heinlein report - Listen (MP3) Somalia's neighbors are threatening sanctions against the country's feuding leaders unless they settle a political dispute that threatens to plunge the Horn of Africa nation into chaos. VOA's Peter Heinlein in Addis Ababa reports the East Africa regional group IGAD is calling on the African Union and the United Nations to follow suit. The mood was somber as top foreign ministry officials from Uganda, Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, Ethiopia and Djibouti gathered at an Addis Ababa hotel to address an issue many say is undermining regional stability. After a brief huddle, they issued a statement expressing dismay with the failure of Somalia's transitional President Abdullahi Yusuf and Prime Minister Nur Hassan Hussein to end their squabble over cabinet posts, as they had pledged to do at an IGAD summit meeting in Nairobi last month. The statement, read by Ethiopia's ambassador to the African Union Sahle Work Zewde, calls for tough sanctions on anyone blocking peace efforts. "Decides with immediate effect to impose targeted sanctions, including travel bans, freezing of assets among others, against all those in and outside Somalia who have become obstacles to the achievement of peace in Somalia, and calls upon the African Union and the U.N. Security Council to do the same," she said. The statement did not name names, but afterward Ambassador Sahle Work told reporters it should be clear that the main target is Somalia's President Yusuf, who has refused to accept the list of cabinet ministers proposed by Prime Minister Hussein. "We can clearly see that the leadership doesn't show enough political will and between the leadership it's very clear who presented and who rejected the list," she said. "So we are not in the business of pinpointing X or Y by name, but I think that things are very clear to know who the obstacle, obstacles are in this process." Ethiopian Foreign Minister Seyoum Mesfin bluntly warned the leaders to put aside their differences or face withdrawal of the Ethiopian troops, and possibly also the African Union peacekeeping force known as AMISOM, which are propping up Somalia's feeble transitional administration. "I want to reiterate as unequivocally as possible. Ethiopian troops and perhaps AMISOM too are not prepared to continue paying heavy sacrifices indefinitely," he said. "The top leadership of the transitional government, the federal government of Somalia have to decide whether they commit to the Nairobi decision of IGAD heads of state and government, or that they be left alone to fight among themselves." Somalia's Foreign Minister Ali Jama also attended the gathering. He described conditions in his country as "very grave", both in political and humanitarian terms. With an estimated 3.2 million people, 40 percent of the population in need of emergency assistance, he called on his president and prime minister to put aside their personal and clan animosities in the interests of avoiding what he called "a catastrophe." "Enough is enough. The time has come for the leaders to reconcile, and resolve their differences with immediate effect, and implement the Nairobi declaration," he said. One positive development at the ministerial gathering was announcement that an 800-strong battalion of Kenyan troops would join the AMISOM peacekeeping force, bringing it up to a strength of about 4,200. It was not clear when the Kenyan troops might be deployed. Aduunyo!

Waar maxaan wiigan aragnay!

^Maxaa ninka loo sheekeeyey dhe

"I'm too blessed to be stressed" Now that is something to say when all are losing their minds around you.

Bal warama trollers

LoooL Nice one LST

Waryaara, walee waxaad noqoteen anti-LFC baryahan. Nuune, I expected better from you saxib laakin Ngonge waabu kasiidaray. We play good football but are obviously more defensive minded. 2 good goals on Sat. BG, join LFC saxib :cool:

Apparently it's been freed. Saudi tanker hijacked by pirates Agencies Last updated: November 18, 2008, 09:16 Nairobi: A Saudi supertanker hijacked by pirates with a $100 million oil cargo has reached the coast of north Somalia, a regional maritime group said on Tuesday. "Some people are saying they have spotted a huge vessel off Eyl. It must be the supertanker," said Andrew Mwangura, coordinator of the East African Seafarers' Association. However, Al Arabiya television said on Monday that the Sirius Star had been freed, citing an unnamed official Saudi source. The US Navy, which earlier reported the hijacking, said it had no information that the vessel had been released. Saudi Aramco, which owns the vessel, said it also had no knowledge of any release. The oil supertanker was fully loaded headed to the US Gulf when hijacked off the east coast of Africa, shipping brokers said on Monday. http://www.gulfnews.com/news/gulf/saudi_arabia/102 60393.html

War Crimes trials shall follow for Yeey!

Originally posted by Geel_jire: Mashalaah this is great news. I am currently working on a project where I am laying 45 Km of fiber cable ... waiting for different regulators to sign off on the digging near power lines .. and inspectors to ensure we are following the electrical and safety code is taking up 80% of the time. imagine none of that bureaucratic sh!t in somalia. That bureaucratic sh*t is exactly whats needed when things settle down. Right of Way will be a BIG issue saxib and I think it will take years to solve some cases.