lol@utility this is usually for teens dee and used as a form of abstinence somaha?

^ central Hargeisa, towards the very tip of New Hargeisa xafaad.

Chimera;840730 wrote: Gentrification and strong community centers are better solutions which can be seen in Minnesota. these two progress couldn't have been more poles apart... explain more adams.

*Blessed;840688 wrote: ......with my aesthetic tastes. i wonder what else is with your aesthetic taste lol? loool

ninka, apparently thats the most famous car in sudan. what are you driving these days sxb?

oba hiloowlow;840200 wrote: Imperial Hotel, Hargeisa thats ambassador warya dee! this is imperial hotel

^ is that an innuendo? cara

ok. can you tell me more about the supply-chain management of this company lol and how its grown exponentially year and year out? what are you trying to tell 'us' here? take heed miyaa.

dont be ridiciolous obie, this young thang is off 'real ethnic or failing that new-born somalilander' stock lol, ya hear me bro? her huzy is a personal and close friend and of the tolka, ya dig? ask arafat to confirm tho lol. mind you, this might not seem as bad as the time i claimed hassan adan samatar as a ethnic somalilander. who knows and who cares????? not me brov. i just wish them a happy and lustful marriage dee.

horta, why the 'shoq-ke-eed'. the only questions we should be asking each other is 'is ikran experienced as a tongue-wrestler?' p.s 'dhuuqay' WTF! this was certainly created by Somaliland-diid.

AfricaOwn;840649 wrote: Its always these silly British Somalis that annoy the people of Somaliland. if you want the truth the really messed up ones are the americans and canadians ruunti. those from eurobta dhexe are also quite bad. but 'us' or former brits and new-born Somalilanders, considering that many now have duly-nationalities are fairly decent law abiding people. but i supposes the hardened north americans can handle their drink.

June 2012 Hargeisa, Somaliland

you strike me as a Hyundai type person archie. its all about Beamer, Benz Or Bentley Get in my Beamer, Benz, Or Bentley Beamer, Benz, Or Bentley beat it I bet she let me she been fiending since she met me Im the coolest shit especially when I throw on all my Gretzky got my sm-sm-smith and Wessie to protect me so respect me this is heavy new Bentley color vanilla and cherry Andretti-O Pirelli make a movie out the getty where my ring and my confetti Im Kobe Bryant ready pink Rose and chronic smelly while I'm stumbling out the telly Im so fly Im so ferry and the way I flow is very ginsu or machete, way my pencil move is deadly platinum band platinum bezzie make a straight girl out of lezzie magazine mac bezzie keep my windows like the prezzie press a button than Im stuntin my roof look like its duckin meter go 2 hundred something and my trunk do wonders bumpin I am not the one for jumpin I will rachet out and stump him dump him, nigga you better off dead, ya money red lol. homie,

N.O.R.F;840245 wrote: Well done to Ilma A&T. Let's just hope they don't write 'stories' like their father ilma is a bad word norf. it used to refer to the kids when the father is deceased. its translates as 'tears' so the tears represent the tears shed for the deceased father.

Abtigiis;840227 wrote: I must use oppotunity to thank SOL which allows me to sit at home and socialize. I do not miss much of what is going out in town or elsewhere. Online friends make up for real ones who you could not meet due to family/work committments. Although i am changing and starting to hang outside more these last months. Sitting at home allows you to follow what the children are doing, shape their attitudes and thinking, and create attachment. Plus reading and reflecting. There is little value in getting out if you ask me. i agree there. i don't socialise too these days....but with no wife nor any high achieving kids, i usually use the internet and read books.

sounds great AT&T, you must be ever so proud of your kids. may Allah make them even more successful.

Blackflash;839763 wrote: how are they going to make a positive contribution in a country like Somalia? you see that's an interesting statement. the diaspora community is a mix-bag. the people are varied and consist of a mixture of different abilities and experiences. this is seldom discussed and i feel all the resentment directed at the qurbo community is largely justified becos its usually the ones with nothing to contribute who too often glamorous their western-ness, if such a term exists, despite question marks over their level of integration and relative success where they are from. this usually involves a wide range of characteristics and include but are not limited to: dress, language power dynamics, conduct and general mannerism. they are also usually quite conspicuous and often bask in the glory of their 'foreign passports'. using any given opportunity to mention they're not from somaliland. my friend recently told of those he named 'xagaayaaga?' he said somaliland is full of those who all too often make references to where they are from. eg. in england we had roads, in england things were done differently, in england most people queued at the banks. while all these traits are very important, i feel these reference are often engendered and performed for 'power-dynamic' reasons. since somaliland successes are incumbent upon all of 'us', i feel no one should come here with sense of 'entitlement' as i've observed in many of my friends. i always preach consciousness, self awareness, positive interaction, respect for local values and customs and consistency at all times.

^ we're not all like that! some of 'us' are useful to this country. i, for example, am making tangible changes.

i can confirm this.

i was actually the north korean minder for this documentary. steering the overall direction.

how can y'all call me dhaqan celis like these silly kids.i know those guys very well lol indeed and the reporter has slightly changed their views for a more western audience.

^ i would marry a chick from these 'reerahan' becos i'm a man.