oba hiloowlow;931856 wrote: Chilling at ayeeyos house, yeaaaaaaah kudos to you inaar for taking the time to spend quality time with the ayeeyo. BIG RESPECT.

for Al.

Juxa;931872 wrote: I never thought sacking a person is enjoyable, even the lowly paid maid! Ninyow do your own laundry and do the kaawiyad too. It is not as if gacmo la dahay so much for enjoying and taking comfort in these little ego trips, ma istidhi? my mother accused me and Al of becoming vile and adopting the reer hargeisa mentality. the incident occurred earlier this evening, during our daily 20min debrief. i'm so ashamed for Al...... and he's really hurt that she could accuse him of such negative things. Al's obviously doing all this for her, so she could be proud but the unprovoked psychological terrorist attack..... has made Al feel distressed and in a terrible state of confusion, right now. OMG! Al's so ashamed! how did Al become so vile?, unresponsive to people's feelings? and cold-hearted? Al will have to do something good to cleanse his soul of the corruption of these wicked acts.

Juxa;931831 wrote: So who will make the laxoox berito? tomorrow's saturday, its the weekend here so i'm off. Fridays are perfect for sacking maids. why? because by Thursday they've already done the clothes. the clothes are very important, you see. by Sunday, i'll have hired a new one and if she's bad, i won't sack her unless she's done the clothes. once this chore is done then i'll sack her on friday after the qado is made and the clothes are ironed. caadi maha, i'm becoming very good at this.

^ i reckon this would work inaadeero Arafat. i thought of opening a fashion house. the idea was simple, really. 1. buy 4000 GBP worth of stock from TK Maxx and other designer outlets in the UK. 2. put it on the container ($800) and load on to Berbera port ($1000 max) 3. find an excellent location ($250 rent max) 4. simple minimalistic design and shop fittings etc ( the latter has to be imported to give the shop that ''professional'' look, max $1000) 5. personalised tailored service to high income earning and those with good disposable income. (priceless but Abercrombie & Fitch type staffing would be ideal) 6. make money and kick back. (dosh, cash, bucks, lacag, money ) guaranteed success, walahi. i can't find good quality clothes anywhere in SL. the key to making a profit here is the ''niche personalised tailored services'' and ''establishing a following through a dedicated customer base by offering them what they desire''.

kulaha Africa? typical northern american ignorance, ma istidhi?. inaar, there are 55 countries in the continent...ee sida uula soco.

Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar;931784 wrote: Wah, wah, wah, Afsoomaali la bartee. Saas lagaa rabaa, dadaalka meesha kasii wad, widaay. please answer the question?

Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar;931769 wrote: Nin walba wuxuu doono muu iska qoraa. Qof aan xataa hingaadin karin ereyo sahlan. Waxa ka daba tifaftiro ma jiro miyaa. MMA, intaad ooyeysid ood barooranaysid miyaad isku daydid inaad naftaada waydiisid sababta aad uu cambaaraynayso reer Somaliland....... ?

Tallaabo;931747 wrote: The war in the north of the former republic was not about the independence of Somaliland. There is no Somaliland in SNM, it was Somali National Movement. The SNM 's agenda was never about the secession of Somaliland but was about the overthrow of Siyad Barre's tyrannical regime. It was only when Siyad's forces were expelled from the north and the disillusioned and very angry refugees returned that the civilians demanded the restoration of Somaliland's independence. The SNM leaders who were all getting ready to go to Mogadisho and help establish and new central government there had no choice but to oblige. So yes the war in the north of the former republic was part of the Somali civil war. +1

Alpha Blondy;931727 wrote: i've been having breathing complications. i don't know what's wrong with me. i've been feeling like this for almost an hour, now. please advise. better now, thanks.

THUMBS UP!

i've sacked the maid today, i'm afraid. that's 2 sackings in the space of exactly 1 week. mind you, this new maid, Aisha, who replaced Hinda, who was also sacked last Friday, showed promising potential earlier in the week..... but deserved to be sacked, nonetheless. the silly little saqajaamad, oo edab daran, ruined two of my white expensive designer shirts. they had a weird sky blue colour all over them..... presumably, she must have washed the clothes by hand, so i don't understand where the colouring came from...... how can someone so retarded be trusted to run a household, baal ilaah baan kugu dhaarshe? the little dirty oromo will NEVER be employed in the industry, i swear. :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:

i've been having breathing complications. i don't know what's wrong with me. i've been feeling like this for almost an hour, now. please advise.

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

Hi. jimco wanagasan to all the akhyarta sharafta leh.

i'm out y'all.

powerful chorus by the saudi nasheed philharmonic orchestra.

Oodweyne;931551 wrote: Carafaat, Mine was a red-haired Welsh lass name Julia. And to her credit she had a nice head-turning "well-endowed-chest". Hence she used turn my world up side down, I tell you, mate! Man those were the days! the date: 12th of August 1946 the place: port talbot, wales. walle, oodkoow, inaar, dadkii hore aya tahay.

i agree. laakin ''safe'' is a matter of perceptions. i hope you achieve your dream, one day...... Baashiioow, inaar-adeer.

i dated a cross-eyed white girl called Natalie, once....does that count? whites women are weird, ma istidhi? also what's white in this context? Turkish/mediterranean/cad-cad xamarawis count as white?

^ Baashi, whatever happened to that dream of yours of retiring to a bungalow in Kismayo, horta? are you not retiring soon, inaar-adeer?

A powerful, complex Iranian drama centres on a conflict that cuts across boundaries of gender and class. An unhappily married couple break up in this complex, painful, fascinating Iranian drama by writer-director Asghar Farhadi, with explosive results that expose a network of personal and social faultlines. A Separation is a portrait of a fractured relationship and an examination of theocracy, domestic rule and the politics of sex and class – and it reveals a terrible, pervasive sadness that seems to well up through the asphalt and the brickwork. In its depiction of national alienation in Iran, it's comparable to the work of Jafar Panahi and Mohammad Rasoulof. But there is a distinct western strand. The film shows a middle-class household under siege from an angry outsider; there are semi-unsolved mysteries, angry confrontations and family burdens: an ageing parent and two children from warring camps appearing to make friends. All these things surely show the influence of Michael Haneke's 2005 film Hidden. Farhadi, like Haneke, takes a scalpel to his bourgeois homeland. 9/10.

Alpha Blondy;931565 wrote: watching Argo. ok so far...but nothing spectacular. at 1:19:52 of 2hrs. Argo was showered with accolades and rave reviews but i'm very disappointed in wasting 2hrs watching this anti-climatic, slow pace and USA propaganda project. highly engendered and deeply offensive in its stereotypical deceptions of Iran and the Iranian people. 3/10.

Haatu;931405 wrote: I have been offered a place by Leeds Alhamdulilah. you shouldn't use the Lords name in vain....haatuoow, inaar. i never say mashallah, inshallah or Alhamdulilah if i'm lying or being dramatically dishonest....