Juxa, No I don't, wa ilmadheeri really, they disagree on silly things like what to eat for lunch and if it is Kulmiye or Kulmiy

^^^I did saY i was wondering about it after a film Ngonge. It is not an election idea Anyway I would like to see who would tell a Somali man or women to miss a generation even for their own safety. P.s. I was eating popcorn is a working class living room,

^^Ma baby la sasabayo aya tahey?? Or maybe because they know you are Arab-fied hence the neck kissing thing Sheh, Errrg**

Reflecting on facebook: 1) When I read JB status updates and comments, I wish his wife had facebook and was on his account. 2) On the friends you might know section, it is full of topless farahs (summer pictures or a new trend?) :confused:

W/salam Faheema and Dhubad. Faheema I feel better than yesterday, but still shid house flu. Dhubad I don't really read what ducaysane writes, most of the time isga aya isla hadlaya. Faheema, stop complaining, you only have 1day till the weekend. Shid

Already indinka ayaab is cawiryin.

Viva Burco always, not sure about the whole Kulmiye thing though, old man is nearly 80 :eek: :eek:

I was thinking along these lines the other day, probably because I watched "Children of Men" He is just ranting though, no such thing as everyone will agree, anything that depends on everyone agreeing on is always going to be left behind. I don't agree with professor [he is talking for the interest of the world where as I was thinking less radical version would be interesting] some sort of population control much like the Indians, Japanese and Chinese. Although again it won't work on 3rd world countries. It would be nice to have a missed generation in places of conflict, for example in Somalia most of the 17-18 year old living there have only known war, they probably have heaps of psychological problems that would never allow them to integrate into normal society and they are more likely to settling confrontations with the gun. Now these xabad faluuq will have kids and it starts a cycle of a new generation who again see conflict as normality. If we had a missed generation, there will be less people (more chance of consensus on things) society will not be burden or stuck with conflict born and raised adults who are hard to rehabilitate.

SalamAlikum. It is a new day... Days go so fast, already it is tuesday :eek: I need to get going with life, just where to start, feeling like I am looking into a messy room. :eek:

Going home to sleep off the flu, I am in pain and aches. Now I just need to remember my way home. Salamah peeps

So is it really taking place? At last? Ma la huba?

The body aches have nothing to do with me sending you up and down the same road. You should be thanking me for the work out dude I am not organising anything else again, madax aya ii xuunanay. I called people including Ngone at 7pm who were still at their house, even though the event started at 5pm!!! No wonder I gave you mis-directions. lol Thank you

The one out of this world PM I have ever recieved from anyone in SOL was two years ago. The person is active still, I am just not smart enough to get the coded message, I have yet to reply, when I figure out the hidden message I will inshallah reply to him (nearly 2yrs late currently)- wax kaljeeda oo hadaan isku jeeda, general yet personal,jacbur.com, I am sure there is a message to the madness.

^^^Ngonge is walking to work today, he will get there about 1pm and post on here- (that is assuming he did not get lost) Lool @ engage in dhac iyo boob, she was close enough, better than me anyway.

Originally posted by AYOUB: To all Jaamacs-come-latelies If you HAVE to comfort someone; a cuddle will do. Stretch your arms and say “aah poor soul, come here”. If they don’t fall into arms by themselves, that means they don’t need your comforting and do not – I repeat DO NOT – kiss them on the neck. Fadlan buuggan akhriista.... HAHAHAH @ Stretch your arms and say “aah poor soul, come here”. loool lool As for the case, I don't know what the basic facts were, but sounds wrong. I hate taxis. If you are in London I would advise you use those pre-booked ones where they text you the name of driver, car everything beforehand. They are regulated, registered and much safer, price is only few quid’s more or something, not enough to be molested or kidnapped.

^^I know, but the poem is good.

I love this poem, Sayid credit it please!!

^^^Looool, that is why I said keep the money bag away from me. I could not find my phone (thought I lost my 2nd blackberry in 3months) turned the place upside down after the event. It was in the damn money bag too! Serenity adiga iyo the presenter lacag aya so saarten. I heard you asking people if they really wanted change back!! lool hahaha As for Sayid, he knows the only reason I am still talking to him is because he came through last minute with monies on hand too!! bless him

Norf I know these people, I see them spend £50 on shisha and food at least twice a week. They are not poor, nor do they give all their money to Somalia. :cool: Juxa you can say that again, I deleted all the people who did not attend without good excuse on my way home. Resistance, we nearly gave the cloth we were wearing away adiguna used bags baad sheegi.

Resistance lol, too late now, the bags all left the building with other people- we has to carry our stuff in our hands. loool @ Faheema, poor blonds (It took me a while to get it coz the names made no sense) Juxa, Ameen. I am glad everyone got food and did not ask for ticket money back. Sayid, I did not approve of the £10 you offered to pay for the ticket dhee, I mean who offers to pay £10 and still attend and eat food which would cost me £20!!! :mad:

^^Greedy and giving elsewhere just does not go together Norf. If they are greedy they are just giving to caloshoda weyn and consumerism for overpriced things. I am so holding it against them. I know very few poor people who cannot afford £45, and they paid, allah knows how they managed. Wax bixinta wa logal dashey.

^^Hoorta aan nasano please for few days, I need to recover, but yes it is still on, although we still have to find a venue and date, people and the goodies since we dont have much left now.

^^What can I say love, I have friends in high places, she saw the pain I was in trying to part with my bag labad kaalen ka samir, we'll find you a new one.

Lool I am sure Lily will have something to say about that eh. It is a good plan if you throw all your stuff in there too, I mean really you dont need ALL that!? Me and Faheema now have empty armajo iyo meel kasta, so we are coming for you.

^^I auctioned everything off, I had to bid for my own bag that I have only been supporting for two weeks!!! Lol, oh that other bag, she did not want that one back as much the green one and the presenter sold that one, not me. Lool @ Gabadha yar, errr