Wadani;936343 wrote: To everyone here who is saying R.I.P to this lady I would like to remind you that saying R.I.P to a deceased nonbeliever has serious theological implications. This means one believes, contrary to what the Quran says, that a disbeliever can attain salvation in the realm beyond our worldy one. It may have become some sort of perfunctory habit for us to say R.I.P to every person who had some redeeming qualities, irrespective of faith, but lets not kid ourselves and pretend that we can have it both ways. Either we believe in the Quran, and don't believe disbelievers will be saved, or we don't believe in the Quran and we can keep on R.I.P'ing nonbelievers to our hearts content. you are BANNED from this thread. :mad:

AfricaOwn;936334 wrote: People that argue to knock capitalism, but yet refuse to say where they stand on this issue are just wasting your time and have no idea what they're talking about...Provide your damn alternative say. 1. Other say capitalism work and provided their reasons 2. you counter and say capitalism is "evil", so provide us with your stance then. NOT this NONSENSE again. inaar, this is a TASCI thread....get lost will ya!

QansaxMeygaag;936327 wrote: Waryaa !Selector is patented by Qansax...AB remind him. actually, i've been holding up the mantle of i.i.doorism since your unannounced hiatus, inaar. you cannot just leave the thread and expect my protection as and when you require. see below for my working definition of i.i.door (!Selector in English. let me know what you think. Alpha Blondy;933500 wrote: i.i.door [i-dor] Extremely Disparaging and Offensive. Offensive and inflammatory tribal slur. noun 1. Slang: Extremely Disparaging and Offensive a) commonly used to refer to a member of the i.s.a.a.c.k clan or a descendent of the duriyada b) used in a pejorative manner against a member of the i.s.a.a.c.k clan or a descendent of the duriyada 2. Transliteration chose-for-me 3. Origin the origins of the term is disputed but it first entered mainstream spoken Somali in the 1830s. it was originally used by camel-herders from the south (modern day kilika 5-aad), who were unable to access goods or services meant they were forced to barter (exchange basic goods and services for their livestock) with the more affluent and cosmopolitan coastal people of the North (member of the i.s.a.a.c.k clan or a descendent of the duriyada). hence, the term was borne out of one tribes frustrations and over-reliance for survival on another tribe. the term has become less used in modern times but its historical connotation, all too often, evokes a deep-seated historical rivalry but more particularly a disparaging hatred for members of the i.s.a.a.c.k clan or a descendent of the duriyada by camel-herding long-leggers. ;) LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

so who died today? yesterday it was Maggie thatcher and the day before it was the mayor of hargeisa. feel free to post a tacsi, inaar.

NGONGE;936302 wrote: It's progress to ANYONE, saaxib. It was only a year ago when these bands would have been killed by Al Shabab for daring to sing in the shower, never mind in public. The army was already there. Now you have the army and you have a music festival. Progess nooh. i suppose you're right NG, but progress shouldn't be equated to holding music festival. using this analogy is the same as saying ''hey look AS, we're holding music festivals...so 2 fingers to you''.. a bit pathetic, really, inaar.

it rained very briefly. the electricity went out and i couldn't update y'all in real time. but it rained and there is the fresh smell of rain in the air and now there's a rainbow because its sunny outside. and its beautiful. mashallah.

Alpha Blondy;936291 wrote: top of my priorities is a new fitness regime. 5am early jogging sessions. the idea is still at provisional stage but i'm hoping to start around the beginning of may 2013. yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeah!

i'm feeling better now. i've been brainstorming and came up with some great ideas. top of my priorities is a new fitness regime. 5am early jogging sessions. the idea is still at provisional stage but i'm hoping to start around the beginning of may 2013.

NGONGE;936231 wrote: Where does Alpha get all this energy from? I have never seen a man argue with himself that much! energy yes but my energy is for Alpha only.

this will increase HIV/AIDS.

i'm feeling sick. i took a sickie at work.

i'm out y'all.

i run this facebook fan page for a famous somali guy and its shocking just how many messages i get because they think i'm him. its crazy...... LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

oba hiloowlow;936103 wrote: im actually thinking a about it since im getting a nice amount of tax refund this summer i'll afford it i thought that was for illegally registering the two baloods you forcefully took from the xamar cad-cads back in the days?

Apophis;936084 wrote: I don't play with teenagers yaaqey have you met real yaaqey's? they're mad and so silly, inaar.

Sensei;936076 wrote: Not that dhimashadeeda matters now. i know, inaar. they've polluted the thread with their Friedman economics.

i look like an abaskuul with this new haircut. for goodness sakes my bloody forehead is protruding out, even more than usual. :mad:

Haatu;936027 wrote: Waryaa iSelector, why didn't you get an Xbox? the iselectors don't possess their great bartering skills anymore.

biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiatch niggas, y'all......

Haatu;936009 wrote: She was a racist and very haughty in her dealings with the poor. As for the capitalism vs socialism debate, it is only logical that each man has the liberty to gain and amass wealth using whatever avenues he wishes (so long as it's legal) and has the right to spend it as he sees fit. It is not the place of the state or anyone else for that matter to dictate to him how he should manage his wealth. With that said, in no shape or form do I support the immoral (and riba filled) practices of the greedy bankers that led to the credit crunch. As for nation development, the state should only focus on providing the key infrastructure and vital social services as well as enforcing regulations. It should then let the private sector do what it does best: make money. The state should in no way show favouritism to one sector over another (excluding subsidies to farmers to make them globally competitive) and should limit protectionism to as little as possible. Protecting useless, unsustainable industries does nobody any benefit, better to let foreigners come in and teach domestic enterprises how the job is done. seems like someone is on their way to acing their A Levels, ma istidhi? :cool:

PISSED........:mad::mad::mad::mad: my BB isn't working and i'm afraid ALL my digits are out of it, too. these effing smartphones and their uselessness man. i NEED my numbers. i've been working remotely these days and i don't want to go back to the office and stuff. :mad::mad::mad:

Wadani;936008 wrote: Safferz, ur undoubtedly an intelligent and well-informed person who brings a lot of value to Sol's intellectual environment. But at times, like in the above post, u come across a tad bit condescending in your choice of words. Such a style will only shift the debate from an honest exchange and critique of ideas and positions, to one where egos reign supreme as each person becomes defensive and tries to reinforce his/her superority at whatever cost, sacrificing objectivy and the pursuit of truth in exchange for a perceived victory. +1

Safferz;935999 wrote: That was Raula you quoted yes, of course! i'm so infatuated with you, ma istidhi? P.S thanks Raula.

raula;935974 wrote: ***caution..I have no research background nor have studied swahili except in Madrasa & in school (Kenya, be it GHC classes, Geography, History & Civics classes lol..)..or otherwise reading... Its the lingua franca like Spanish in S. America, spread through E. AFrican trade routes & originated from inter-marriage btwn mostly Arabs/persian speaking dialects w/the bantu inhabitants of coastal East Africa (remember swahili has many languages in IT, portuguese, german, persian, Urdu, etc). Swahili's were colonized & enslaved (I refute to say that it preceded PRE_COLONIAL). Infact, the colonization of E. Africa & E-African slave trade was gradual & at times punctuated (periods of high volumes & low volumes of slave trade) that lasted many centuries (unlike the Trans-atlantic slave trade), than the SCRAMBLE for Africa. thanks for explaining Saffz. i feel like i've learnt something new, inaar.

oba hiloowlow;935964 wrote: your alter ego is a doofaar kalab. i know. he was mad, inaar. anyways he's been locked up and he won't be posting again brov. i need some tips setting up the PS3. can you help?