Where did you get that shirt? 4600 posts saxib. Most of it nonesense

LoL@Rocko. I see your trying the Hip Hop Mr angry thing

Deleted Didnt realise the pic properties had my name on it

'Waraa duqa jugda no' as a freind would say during the live football games.

Maya saxib not NG (he cant even drive )

shall i?

North...shame on you,take Rahima as an example lol, it was posted to get a reaction from a certain nomad

:eek:

Why does it take a big conference to inform people that humans are at fault for global warming? I was surprised this wasnt official already. What about cows passing wind? Stoic, i know this is a big issue with you environmentalists but even if things were done ie everyone adhered to the Kayoto Protocol and did their best, we would still see rapid global warming. Today i filled my tank for just 50 Dirhams (about 7 pounds) and i will do it again in midweek. The biggesy polluters are Arab countries! lol@baaldi bath

Yeah yeah yeah, enjoy your shine, We will see what you have to show at year end,,,,

Favourite airline of Yeey, Geedi and Riyaale

SOL is an addiction we all try to pretend doesnt exist. Even those who say 'khalaas' i'm done eventually return. I cant stand a bunch of people and have come to respect a bunch of others lately.

^^Have u been to one?

'Jesus Loves Osama' sign receives criticism Sydney: A sign saying 'Jesus Loves Osama' outside some churches in Australia drew criticism from the prime minister and other religious leaders yesterday, though they conceded it was probably true according to Christian beliefs. One sign outside the Central Baptist Church in downtown Sydney also had a smaller footnote saying "Jesus said: 'Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.'" Several other churches in the city had similar signs urging prayers for Osama Bin Laden, the Al Qaida leader, according to local media. A photograph of the sign was published in The Daily Telegraph newspaper yesterday, prompting debate about whether it was a suitable message. Prime Minister John Howard said something else would have been better. http://www.gulfnews.com/world/Australia/10101347.html

^^lol Did all the bad language get to you?

Its very common in Oman to a scary level. I have never stopped at a rest area while travelling through the country. I would only take a break at the larger cities. I did go to a village one day but before i went i was warned by numerous people "do not talk to any old men"

^^What makes you think NG is black? NG, cant imagine you have been to too many games

LoL A cross continental SOL gathering would be interesting indeed. The af ingriisi iyo af somali (or lack there of) of of our nomads should throw up a few laughs,,,

My X5

^^Hes trying to look like a thug dee

The first time someone from the south said 'fiiri' to me, I started whistling. I was playing football one day when a guy said "banooniga soo laad" and i was like :confused:

Speculation by SOL featherweights and speculation by media agencies are not one and the same. Much to your annoyance i know,,,,,,

^^Dacas made fashionable,,,,,,,

Naa aabahaa **** waan ku jeclahey Come on now, i think thats a little over the top, more like waan ku caashaqey

^^Pointless speculation based on hearsay reported by news agencies Cambaro, he is not in a position to make such demands but to me it shows he is a man of principles. Right now we need as many as we can get.