bro, i hate to fight. but this was necessary. these people are good when it comes to talking the talk, you know. well, i didn't want to fight but they provoked me. i'm so energised right now, you can't imagine. i feel like going back for seconds or something.... you know, to finish the job off and kill them or something. madness in h-town.

WTF is wrong with you man? why are you having a go at me for? i was walking down my street when a couple of youths thought they were cool. they throw some rocks at me. i got hit and demanded an answer. next minute, we were fighting and i took all 3 of them on. little skinny pricks. they got destroyed. might put the pics up later.

why are you insulting eedo edna for? so random and so vulgar. worst of all, your a woman, and you insult another woman. you people are your worst enemies. i'm sorry for insulting you.

Oba, i was just involved in a serious fight with some guys on the street. i got a bloody nose but didnt go down without a fight. i swear i killed the wasteman. little skinny pricks. y'all should have seen it. it was jokes. these people can't fight walahi. all talk and no action.

i just don't understand it......do i look ****** to these people. do i look like the village ***** to them.

GaroweGal;912992 wrote: Pity, only if Edna Aden was half as classy and as educated as Dr Hawa the rest of Somali people might have had some respect for her. It saddens me to see a woman of that age forever tarnish her reputation in the sight of the Somali people ALL in the name of qabil. Pathetic woman, May Allah Guide you amiin! shut up. isku xishood. don't you dare again blasphemy.

Reeyo;912851 wrote: Now here is the interesting question I'm sure everyone is eager to know without offending. Who is the patient? Apo is clearly not well. please don't encourage his cynical attempts to mock. i kinda feel sorry for him.

^ do you have any friends, Apo?

please do....

Reeyo;912817 wrote: Does that even need an answer Alpha? maya!

i don't have many friends, i'm afraid. this is not a big problem for me, laakin. i know many people but rarely develop ''friendship'' type bonds with them. sometimes, situational friends can become good friends over time, particularly if you develop good ties with them outside of the workplaces. friendship is an ideal and value so sacred but a little overused these days. long terms friendships are particularly important. but new friends can also be important as you can learn from them. friendship should be based on strong companionship, trust and loyalty. that's what i think.

Maxaadeey;912827 wrote: Firstly, it's Maxaadeey , not madaxeey. And thanks! Secondly, the person who introduced me to SOL told me: You shall never EVER reveal your identity. But, I can tell you some trivia... I"m student. I'm from Xamar. And I like Ice-cream (If you don't know, don't judge) xamar's english language privates have come a long way, ma istidhi?

madaxeey, welcome sxb. let me take this opportunity to send you my glad tidings and greetings of the highest regards. bacada salan, doonaya inaa suaal ku waydiiyo...can you tell us a little about yourself?

^ Q: what are the chances of two hearts beating at the exact same time? A: very likely. Reeyo;912799 wrote: Haha ^. You're as weird as Alpha but I like you. Yes that is exactly it. can we infer from the above, you also like me? you don't have to answer Reeyo.....

QansaxMeygaag;912713 wrote: What are you guys on about; arimaha kala saara. There is the Quran, its beauty and majesty and there is an individual's talent in reciting it beautifully. We aren't all gifted in the latter department. Some reciters do it so well they bring tears to your eyes and move even the hardest of hearts - others are, well, just your every day sheikh leading the prayer... i agree 100%. arabic language is not the native tongue of all muslims. some south asian muslims like pakistanis and indians cannot pronounce the ayah's perfectly. their hard stressed 'kh', 'th' etc makes them a little accented. hence, why many people look towards native arabs as those worthy of leading prayer congregations. this arabist supremacist thinking is WRONG. we are all muslims.

hold on, hold on, if i may interject here.....Reeyo, besides the article, are we able to infer from all these anti-dubai hateration, you were involved in some DXB airport issues with those waaxshi type officials. why this incessant purposeless hateration please?

QansaxMeygaag;912764 wrote: You might be in luck. I attended a wedding 2 weeks ago and the groom and bride had met on FB months earlier... early indications from browsing her profile pics, likes, info and recent activities show she's my type. but i really can't say for sure if i'll marry her.

can you provide some definitions please? what is this 'Situational Friendships'' and ''Transcendental Friendhiships'' thx Al.

i added this chick on facebook in the hope of fruitful potential liaisons.

^ NORF, save your energy sxb. these are the same brits who complain when the arab 'playboys' converge on knightsbridge with their expensive sports cars. there is some jealous involved here, i reckon.

Aaliyyah;912746 wrote: I dnt do ifs..ifs waa camalu sheydaan. Laakin if I work hard I hope to be paid at least 150k annyally . And then I wont be feeling rich persay but content and self suffient. sister aaliyaah of abu hafsa mosque (lowers gaze) how much does your local mosque make from jummah collections?

are you able to give me $10k? with 60% return? lets PM eh?

were there ever professional sports clubs/associations in the old xamar horta?

Waranle_Warrior;912693 wrote: Nin Yaaban, I'm not rich Indian waryaa, of course you will, when you are cleaning it and taking out for washing. i reckon you're rich. so rich, infact, you make most people look poor. ma ruunba? i recently heard in the Istanbul conference on the somaliland/somalia talks, a super rich group of somalis were invited to take part in the discussions. about 34 of the richest somalis around the world converged on mass to Istanbul. 2 were from northern clans (1 awdal/1 burao), the other 32 were from xamar. interesting, i thought.

nuune;912655 wrote: That is your salary for the whole year in Somaliland, at least you are richer than 98% of the population there. I think the better question would have being, what is your salary range per year, then we can automatically see what Solers do earn, though many would write higher salary than what they earn. Anyway, I know a guy who is rich according to you guys, lets say he has 500+ million Euros, and I meet him sometimes, he simply wants to double that figure or triple it, how he gona do that, he has no idea, so he asks me for ideas and other stuff, I told him, buck off, but at least it is good meeting him and having coffee with him, I pay for the coffee by the way before he pulls out his wallet, and he looks at my eyes, what are you doing! i'll remind you again Nuune, i'm only coming to the third year of my professional/entrepreneurial life so far. in my first job here in hargeisa, i earnt a small salary a month but when you include accommodation and expenses, i earnt a decent income per month and lived comfortably. i then found a better paid job as a consultant. i'm also a business man heavily involved in the soy beans industry. as a public relations undergraduate, i've been able to capitalise on the huge gaps in the market. through all these combined efforts, i've been able to purchase several plots of land, refurnish my family house, although i've still got the kitchen to do. not to mention, the money i remit back to my family in the UK. i'm also involved in a hagbad at work and will collect that in march. i would like to have $10,000 to kick start a small investment. its always better to start small and then count the dosh, as it were.