N.O.R.F

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  1. This so called president is running amock and holding Somaliland to ransom everytime he doesnt get his way. Another simpleton.
  2. ^^You may need to log-in first
  3. Soma, sorry bro we huffed and puffed but to no avail. They will lose a few points and you must win your games against Arsenal and Man Utd.
  4. ^^LoL Something for you to discuss at the new maqaaxi in LA!
  5. So you will be heading there tomorrow right? I hope the food is good homie!
  6. ^^The irony of it indeed. Worse thing is ya Kashafa, they actually think the Ethios are here for the benefit of Somalis and Somalia. The only threat to SL was the ICU (however imperfect they were) and a welcome threat at that. Many people (including myself) took to them and the idea of an Islamic Republic of Somalia (in all its pure glory, with rightly guided leaders). It is something one cannot go against. SL's recognition has gained strength and not weakness as some Xabashi lovers would make you think.
  7. The same people who have been shouting ‘somalinimo’ brought the Xabashi’s to kill the Somalis. The same people who were shouting ‘somalinimo’ are today talking of negotiating with SL. The same people who were shouting ‘somalinimo’ are being encouraged to strike a deal with SL (by the Xabashis). The same people who were shouting ‘somalinimo’ may by the end of this year see Ethiopia be the first to recognise SL. It will be an interesting year to say the least.
  8. I belong to those who'll continuously seek the unity of the Somali people. Of course you do son, of course you can get that xabashi flag out now,,,,, We have a nomad who has given hope on unity. Why not ask him why before you indulge in your new found Ethiopian 'delicacies'(spelling) son.
  9. Man that was hard to stomach! We need more quality up front!
  10. A time for prayer,,,, It is He Who made the sun to be a shining glory and the moon to be a light (of beauty), and measured out stages for her; that ye might know the number of years and the count (of time). Nowise did Allah create this but in truth and righteousness. (Thus) doth He explain His Signs in detail, for those who understand. 10:5 Narrated by Abu Masud: Allah's Apostle said, "The sun and the moon do not eclipse because of someone's death or life but they are two signs amongst the signs of Allah, so pray whenever you see them." link Solar/Lunar Eclipses and Islam
  11. Skywatchers eagerly awaiting Saturday's total lunar eclipse say that the spectacle could be the "best in years". The eclipse begins at 2018 GMT, with the Moon totally immersed in the shadow of the Earth between 2244 and 2358 GMT. During "totality", only light that has been filtered through the Earth's atmosphere reaches the Moon's surface, making it appear a reddish colour. The eclipse will be visible from the whole of Europe, Africa, South America, and eastern parts of the US and Canada. "They are beautiful events," said Robert Massey, spokesman for the UK's Royal Astronomical Society. "They have a really romantic feel to them as you look up because the Moon, which is normally pearly white, takes on this reddish colour." He added that it was totally safe to observe and no protective filters were needed because the Moon would actually be less bright than during a normal full moon. See where the eclipse will be visible Mr Massey encouraged everyone to witness the "spectacular" event. "It is like Mars suddenly coming a thousand times closer and just hanging there in the sky above you." Lunar eclipses occur when the Sun, Earth and Moon are in a near-perfect line in space. The Moon travels through the long cone-shaped shadow that the Earth casts in space. At totality, the only light reaching the Moon's surface at this point has been refracted through the Earth's atmosphere. The appearance of the lunar surface varies according to how much dust is in the Earth's upper atmosphere. For example, following major volcanic eruptions, the Moon appears to be a deep red and almost invisible. As there have not been any recent sizeable eruptions, astronomers are predicting that the Moon will be bathed in a bright orange light. 'Best in years' Professional astronomers will also be enjoying the spectacle rather than worrying about any science, Mr Massey says. "It is not like a solar eclipse where you get to see the outer atmosphere of the sun," explained Mr Massey. "There were some people in the past who measured how different parts of the Moon cooled down as the Earth's shadow passed over it, but I doubt much of that work is going on now." Robin Scagell, from the Society for Popular Astronomy, was hopeful that the event will be the "best in years". "If the clouds stay away, it will be fascinating to watch the Moon's graceful movement through the shadow of the Earth," he said. The last total eclipse visible from the UK was back in May 2004, but it was obscured by cloudy skies. After Saturday's eclipse, the next to be seen over western Europe will take place on 21 February 2008, but in the middle of the night between 0300 GMT and 0400 GMT. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/6411991.stm
  12. u know i look at it, it didnt register first day so i drove by and let the image swirl in my head. cuz it wasnt just registering!! next sunday came the same scene!! everytime i pass by there, i see same amazing sky blue with white star flag and like 4 or 5 xalimos sitting there!! i drive, look at them, they look me, i smile, they smile and then it disappers in 5 sec! amazing!! Glad you now have some company there. A little bariis iyo hilib on a sunday after football (soccer) is always a good thing. Keep us posted saxib. ps why you in LA in the first place? I mean why not the usual Somali places? LA seems so distant and i can only think of Hollywood or South Central, Watts, Crenshaw etc.
  13. A good read i must say,,,,,,,
  14. ^^Rudy,true. So why is brother Che asking such a question? Che, putting a value on one's own life is contrary to what the prupose of that life is saxib. Or you just need to clarify what your getting at.
  15. An interesting question but i think the worth in monetary terms is wrong.
  16. Originally posted by Violet: All major fighting has ended. The TFG isn't fighting the ICU because the ICU no longer exists. The TFG isn't fighting anyone. If you mean the disturbance in Mogadishu, it's only kids high on khat who get paid by clan court remnants to fire martors so these kids can buy more khat. Inshallah this problem will be solved soon. Priceless!
  17. How has such an offensive word become common amongst those it offends?
  18. Focus people focus The article, lets talk about the article,,,,,, Why is it more difficult to have as many kids as possible in the west as it is in the africa/ middle east? 2.4 children is a common rule in the UK but why?
  19. Whenever i say i have 5 brothers and sisters gaaladu are like :eek: . Then i mention some of my cousins who are 15 strong
  20. ^^a case of former malitia men aiding the warlords' malitias and xabashis.
  21. Soma Inc, what are you laughing at saxib?