Ngonge, the main man of the team was Ahmed Hassan

Cadaan, good luck getting Londoners to leave their homes/offices. Come to the UAE. Alot more to do/see.

Their was a soccer match in T.o that my team and your North start team played against eachother remember? the firts game of the tournement... Remember how when you guys scored on us the only goal of the game, do you remember how your intire team brought out the somaliland Flag and started running around like they just defeated somalia? kkkkkkkkkkk and everyone was shocked and started to throw bottles at y'all lol that was classic... I don't know what kind of daawo aad ku cabi jirtay in scharbro but sunta iska soo mataji nin yahoo!!! PS. I still think that goal was offside!!! Nice try. We beat you 3-1, you were all scared to touch the ball in case a flying tackle came in. Fulaynimadaan la yaabnay

^^Who is the real winner? Cant see the pic

Looks like the humous eaters won :mad: Song, that why Liverpool let you go mate :rolleyes:

Come on now Cadaan. Odaygu is not 54 but I would guess at around 40

I think its the druze? Cant say i've met any but there plenty of Lebanese here.

JB, don't get arrested saxib

LooL Maan kaaga sheekeeyay oday aan ku arkay Boliis Steeshanka Hargaisa oo gacan loogu duubay maro? Marku xafiiska soo galay ayuu midi yidhi 'waar ma odaygi shalayto la sabaaxadayay baa?'

^^You should see the way they are with each other. Arab Muslims and Christians is bariidinayya with salaan :confused:

oo sheekadani miyaanay dhamaanayn? 10 pages?

vs

Aha, some development. Good on the PM.

^^Ever been to a place where you dont know if the Arab talking to you is a Muslim or Christian?

Australia Aborigines to get apology Kevin Rudd, the Australian prime minister, is set to apologise to Aborigines who were taken from their families as children, saying that it was unfinished business for the nation. "This is a blight on the nation's soul," Rudd said on Sunday. He said it was time for a new era of mutual respect between Aborigines and non-indigenous Australians. The apology, due for Wednesday, will come 11 years after a landmark report into the forced removal of Aboriginal children from their families under past assimilation policies, which recommended a national apology to what is known as the Stolen Generation. Rudd will deliver the announcement in parliament, making the historic gesture the first piece of parliamentary business for his Australian Labor Party government, which won power in November and ended almost 12 years of conservative rule. Landmark report The Bringing Them Home report of 1997 examined the impact of past assimilation policies on the nation's Aborigines, and detailed stories of young children being taken from their families in remote communities to be raised in white households. The report was unable to determine exact numbers involved, but said between one-in-three and one-in-10 indigenous children were forcibly removed from their families and communities between 1910 and 1970. The report called for a national apology, guarantees the old policies would not happen again, and urged the government to pay compensation to the families affected. Statement of regret The previous conservative government led by John Howard refused to apologise, offering instead a statement of regret, saying current generations should not be held responsible for past actions. Howard, who lost his seat at the November election, said he would not attend the parliamentary sitting for the apology, which continues to divide the conservative Liberal Party. Brendan Nelson, the Liberal Party opposition leader, said his party would support the apology, although many Liberals continue to question the need to apologise. Tony Abbott, the former health minister, now the Liberal spokesman on indigenous affairs, has regularly opposed a parliamentary apology and on Sunday continued to criticise the use of the term "stolen generation". "Yes, some kids were stolen and this is shameful, but many were helped and some were rescued, and I think we need to be honest about that," he said. Woman's story Rudd has consulted indigenous leaders over the apology, and spent 90 minutes with an elderly woman to hear her stories about being taken from her parents when she was about three years old. He said the apology would be to the Stolen Generation, their families and descendants, but said the government would not set up a compensation fund, as any claims for compensation would be decided by the courts. Australia has about 500,000 indigenous Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders, many of whom live in remote communities and who suffer considerable disadvantage, including a life expectancy 17 years less than other Australians. http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/14443A9A-845E-47A2-86E9-902228985F37.htm

^^They do. They also have Rugby and Cricket teams but cant really play those games in the baraf. ps your pm inbox is full

Egypt to recognise Copt converts that 12 Christians who converted to Islam and then reverted to Christianity can have their faith officially recognised. The decision overturns a lower court ruling by a lower court, which said the state need not recognise conversions from Islam because of a religious ban. This is a case that has tested Egypt's tolerance of conversions from Islam. A lawyer for the 12 Coptic Christians described the case as a victory for human rights and freedom of religion. He says it could open the door for hundreds of other Copts who want to revert to their original faith from Islam. Limited application It appears, though, that the court's decision will have a limited application. Reports say the judge decided that the Copts should not be considered apostates for converting from Islam, because they had been born Christian. This suggests that Egyptians born Muslim will still be unable to convert to other faiths and have those conversions recognised on their identity cards. Many Muslims believe that converting from Islam is wrong, and some believe it is punishable by death. Last year, an Egyptian convert to Christianity was forced to go into hiding when he received death threats after trying to have his conversion officially recognised. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/7237152.stm

I didn't start this topic for other reason

^^Come on now. They promote 'freedom to choose' when it comes to same sex and oppose cousins of different sexes marrying! They have plenty of healthy examples right here on SOL

An environment minister comments on cousins marrying? :confused: I dont see any of our nomads with defects. Actually, I take that back

*trying to spot a relative*

^^You was hoping for fireworks miya? I think Gediid explained where the word originated from and it wasnt 'just what people from north were called' as some seem to think. It hasnt ever effected me. When it comes to words reer Burco lama soo doonto Sorry the thread didnt have the desired effect

Thanks for the link Peasant. I'll have to wait until the net is up and running at full speed in this region until I can view it properly.

^^Watermelon juice with tonnes of sugar and some ice. Why does it (watermelon juice) make you sleepy?

Originally posted by Cadaan: Canada is still better than Egypt and Cameroon at hockey, and that's what matters to me.