miles-militis

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  1. Waar Burco daaya,

     

    Tho' I like my all Somali cities and towns alike, dusty, desert or not, I must admit Burco is by far the funniest, where one could hardly tell the difference 'ween the city and country folks. And if not being confronted with 'macawis', cow boys boots to match, and a 'budh', and not the thinly decorated, stylish 'bakoorad' one sees in other parts of the country, which, as I discovered, is the deadliest weapon one could have in a city, not to mention the sharp, edgy 'abley' everyone seems to carry as a fashion accessory, in all fairness, it is no match for the Qardho: king's den of which sole weapon of use is its civility, 'kaftan dhable' and 'hal xidhaale'.

     

    Nonetheless, love to Burco, warps and all,

     

    Till then,


  2. Hey chaps,

    I have been standing outside Ladbrokes all afternoon, and no sign of my spoils ;--)

     

    Could someone do the honours in collecting the winnings from the SOL bet dodgers, please, as sure predicted I the final 2 cum the winner of the tournament? Or else I shall sue SOL for non-compliance.

     

    Till then,


  3. The Zack,

    What they, whomever fed you that line of reasoning, did not tell you was that in the Cismaniya, which is the indigenous manuscript of Puntland, the equivalent of letter 'P' is actually one of its consonants unlike the current Somali one with which you seem to be measuring with the said reasoning; get it?


  4. JB,

    Both variations are correct (cug/cub - regional, if you will, and it's easier for me to say the latter - sort of flows off the tongue unlike the former which requires a bit of an effort ;--)). Do you recall the rest of the song?

     

    Always in the mood for a bit of footie mate,


  5. A herd's boy saves the day - if I am not mistaken this is Hudiso, and if so, this could have had some disastrous consequences.

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    Security forces in Somalia’s breakaway republic of Somaliland have seized a sack full of explosives left near a bridge that connects between Bur’a and Berbera in northwestern Sahil region.

     

    According to Abdullahi Ismail Ali (Irro), Somaliland’s Interior Minister who addressed the journalists at Ministry offices, the explosives were left in the bridge near Dubur village attime when top Somaliland officials including ministers were attending the inauguration of Qoyta town.

     

    Irro said that a herds boy has informed the Police about the sack, who together with a Swedish de-mining agency called Hallo Trust successfully secured the explosives.

     

    more on the story


  6. One of my old time favs.

     

    BB King (maestro at his best) feat. Tracy Chapman - 2 of the finest non-commercial maestros in the music industry.

    The thrill is gone'

     

    Old school.

    Joni Mitchell

     

    Some memories ...London in the 80s; ritz streatham, hippodrome, old nation, spiders, the eagle, and some other joints; wonder if they are still 'round; o' well,

    Mica Paris

     

    Addendum:

    And on the Arabic side, one never gets bored:

     

     


  7. Sophist,

    I would agree, and I even know some of them; but then again, there was even a player from Sool who was playing for Mudug.

    "Miles, some of the players from Sanaag are native of LasAnod."

     

    This would be interesting, would not it?;

    I am envisaging Sool vs Bari, and am still betting on Bari to lift the trophy.

    "It would be interesting if Sool and Sanaag meet at the finals."