^ can you provide a Xigasho stating that thread titles are to be written a certain way?

^ i've stored the furniture in the room below. do you want a picture to prove it? more furniture. my old office furniture.

i've been bitten in 7 different spot by a mosquito. :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad: this house MUST be fumigated immediately. :mad::mad::mad:

Alpha Blondy;949358 wrote: UPDATE: i've managed to secure 4 small tables and 6 executive chairs (used). these will be used by the admin staff after the necessary repairs and restorations are completed. i will store these in my house until we've secured premises. 5 chairs but NOT all executive chairs... - mostly new 2 tables - not new but in excellent condition) 1 two sided reading table (the shelves) - almost new. - a big glass cabinet will be delivered tomorrow. ALL FREE. favours or helping people can go a long way, ma istidhi? waay dhusheey y'all. :p

jeudi sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooir y'all. this weekend promises to be the greatest ever. 4 day holiday. that's what i'm talking about.

i'm out y'all.

^ Abti, you're so pathetic sometimes. your advice is useless. why are you so obsessed with qabil and stuff?

^ i'll share either way. you know me too well, ma istidhi? this ex-gf of mine called me the other day. we left on bad terms. anyways, i still kinda like her as she's qurbo-joog, you see. its quite difficult for Al to forgive her. she left for the UK, despite pledging to spend the rest of our lives together and stuff. anyways, time pasts and people move on........ why is she calling me and pretending everything is alright?

^ always glad to help.... Reeyo, i need some advice, can you help? its a relationship sort of thing, you know?

^^ oh yeah? will you be sporting the same colour undies too?

same here.......chelsea viva.

ok. i won't post on this thread any more too. thanks for showing your true colours, too.

Oba, why have they all left me? its literally empty at Al's thread? do you want to come through?

so....i take it y'all have all moved to Oba's thread? alright. no problem.

Reeyo;950289 wrote: Al- Using the above, would you say it's time to redefine the Somali man identity? If so how and what? i think its a ''generational'' thing. but, certainly a man's sense of value comes from his ability to provide. maintaining a job is really important. a man MUST provide. Allow ceebta ragaa somaaliyeed astur and xidhiika bulsho weyntanaa xooji. amiin.

Alpha Blondy;950285 wrote: there's a crises of sorts facing the somali man since the 'troubles' - 1977-present its quiet pitiful to see a 40+ year old Somali man who faces the following problems: 1. unemployed and whose role as the head of the household is replaced by welfare and hand-outs. 2. whose inability to provide for his children beyond the basic....... has earnt him their wrath and utter contempt 3. whose nagging wife.....with her constant threats to make him homeless makes him feel like nothing 4. whose lack of skills, initiative and will power....has apparently closed every opportunity to him i don't know but this, for me, is the image of the somali man. i know things are changing but this will always be my understanding of the 'somali man. this is what i ran away from. of course, there are all sorts of factors at play......but its futile to solely lay the blame on the somali man. there are wider underpinnings and we ought to make considerations for these. WTF did i just write? if ever there was an example of how to be a ''pseudo-intellectual''.......then surely, it doesn't get better than this...ee sida uula socoda, y'all....

there's a crises of sorts facing the somali man since the 'troubles' - 1977-present its quiet pitiful to see a 40+ year old Somali man who faces the following problems: 1. unemployed and whose role as the head of the household is replaced by welfare and hand-outs. 2. whose inability to provide for his children beyond the basic....... has earnt him their wrath and utter contempt 3. whose nagging wife.....with her constant threats to make him homeless makes him feel like nothing 4. whose lack of skills, initiative and will power....has apparently closed every opportunity to him i don't know but this, for me, is the image of the somali man. i know things are changing but this will always be my understanding of the 'somali man. this is what i ran away from. of course, there are all sorts of factors at play......but its futile to solely lay the blame on the somali man. there are wider underpinnings and we ought to make considerations for these.

ALL accents are important. but Xamarawi is my favourite. its sounds uber-cool.

i wish my best friend Saffz would just translate this song for me?

hi y'all...... what's happenin? maxa cusub? waraaka soo dayaa?

^ abdi iley for instance.....serves a purely ceremonial function as the President of the Somali Region but all the administrators and senior civil servants of the region are all tigray. inaar, there's even a tigray president in the amhara region but i suppose those ''minew shewa'' have to be kept at bay...

^ oh yeah? somalidiid? saasas miyaa? when is your independence day? i thought y'all celebrated on the 1st of luulo?

nuune;950155 wrote: ^^ I think the reason they searched you is because you were a threat to humanity, either way, agree with you, the place is filthy with Tigrey's dabaqoodhis i was eating some injera....... in one of those bars when two tigray dabaqoodhis and their somali jajuus questioned me and demanding to see my passport. i asked for ID before realising.....maybe, its in my best interest to cooperate, you know. they asked where i was going and what i was doing jn jajuus-jiga.....can you believe that? still, those were fair questions because....as i'm sure you'll agree, there is ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do this hell-hole. i didn't even stay the night and left immediately. :cool:

^^ Abti, you, my nephew, never cease to amaze me, walle. naga daa the ina godaneism and speaking on behalf of Allah. i'm a REAL wadani, you know. i left a good life to come home to do my bit ee sida uula soco. i'm so in love with SL these days. just the other day, i was almost in tears....... after realising just how far we've come. still, there's a long way to go but our convictions have never been strong. are you doing anything special for the 18th of May?

there is nothing impressive about this criminal paradise, poverty-ridden and 3rd rate provincial city. its dirty and the people of this city are not nice nor interesting. i was even stopped, searched and interrogated in public.....how pathetic. my advice: DON'T go there.