^^^Nope, just did not comment on it :rolleyes:

Loool @ Ngonge somali! Hehe

^^^Since it is voluntary Ngonge, you can limit and monitor what you put out there about yourself. P.s. WHat makes you think SOL is any better?? It is just missing the over dressed and photo-shot pictures of members.

^^I was thinking Xiin! lol

Often I think about dropping off FB, (They call it FB commit suicide would you believe) But every time I go to close it, I find something new, someone I have not seen for yonks, who I can’t remember why I stop talking or why we no longer keep contact, or I reply to a message and I say, after that I will close it, but then I think, but if the person replies they will think I’m ignoring them. Then I always think of family and friends littered around the world, I can see their pictures, see what they are up to, when they sad, happy or have some news. I will NOT find out all these small things on e-mail, because often they are so small they are not worth the effort it takes to send an e-mail. But one day close I am going drop off Facebook, SOL, and blogging. I am going to back to basics and do things the old fashion way. The bad thing about FB, MSN etc is because you start to think it is a substitute for seeing people, there are people I have not seen for ages, but it feels like I see them all the time, because I’ve viewed the billion pictures they post, further more you end up spending more time on people, in real life you may spend about 3hours with a good friend, on face book on average you may spend 2hrs on someone you are not particularly friends with, reading their random updates and checking out their pictures. I grantee you in real life that person you would spend about 20mins with them. I have another problem with FB in particular, you add someone as a friend, they in turn sit on a computer with their friends and checking out your pictures, I mean what is that about!? Then you get a message and a friends request from a random stranger, saying hello, Your on my friends list etc. :eek: :mad: Or how about when GUYs say “have you got any pretty girls on your FB, lets check out their photos”. Say WHAT?! No you cannot. Pheeeew Rant over

Lily congrats mashallah, that is fantastic sis. Today I'm looking forward to Friday, I can see the light at the end of this long as*s dark tunnel, hopefully the candle will keep burning for me till I get there. Inshallah.

***Waves back to JB**... How is your report coming along?? And I did not go mad yesterday. lol

^^^HAHAhaha @ North. lol

hmmmm. Hello. Anyone HOME??

Canno Geel: Why do you think Muslims have so many kids then??? Or What do you think is the aim of the preacher outside Topshop, or the Jehovah witness who come knocking on the door early Sunday mornings. How about the tabliqis who travel for months to spread the deen. How about the average Muslims who preaches his neighbours Or the Christian brother on the over crowded central line. I'm sure most Muslims vow to make Islam the most dominate for Allah's sake. Indeed it is a competition, a race to the very end. P.s. It is a shame though that with Muslims increasing in numbers, their demise rises. Quantity but no quality. P.s.s. If I remember correctly Allah promised Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) that his umaah was going to be more than in another umaah and will have the largest share in Jannah, even more than Musa (PBUH)

Isseh there had to be a reason behind your post eh. It is a shame sisters cannot voice their opinion and stand up in public for issues they care about without people personalizing things and bringing her status into it *ducks*

JB LiveLeak said they had to remove it following death threats from members of the "religion of peace", :rolleyes: but here it is on youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCrCsTMokTU I've not seen it myself yet,....

Lool. we'll see, but inshallah khyir.

I have a presentation on Tuesday. I hate presenting, just making my PowerPoint slides and talking to myself in an empty room.

Loool. naag taag den. I sent it.

What sort of corporation?? Maybe I can help.

I have not sent it yet....trying to sweeten it up! Hehe lol just kidding. I'm just jumpy today, normal it won't bother me. :cool:

Hello. Loool, JB I'm not locking any doors, I want to be able to run out of the door is the books suddenly start to move or something * I must stop watching crazy horror movies* I'm send you an e-mail request btw sorry

I've never seen the university so empty :eek: It is freaking me out. Maybe I like having people around after all. :confused: Other than the main security guard when I walked in, and two builders, the place is a ghost town. :eek:

Just to let Y'll know the time is changing, the clock is going forward. Eerrrg less time to sleep 2night.

Looooooooooooooooool. HAHAHA I've never laughed so much! hehe lol. Zafir Thanks, I've seen a different side to you! HAHAH lol

CL Although it is all good and nice if you are 30, single and comfortable with the fact, or if you are 27, unmarried and not thinking of it at all. However I draw the line at mocking the importance of marriage. (*I can't beleive I'm sticking up for marriage* Marriage can be all that it is cracked up to be and so much more for some people. Others are not so lucky.

Loool @ Hooyo wid in da club! hehe. lol. Today.... I spent the whole afternoon on the methodology and the backgound info :eek:

Also there is What is Europe offering Africa ? The pros and cons of EPAs Wednesday 2nd April, 6.15pm, Committee Room 16, House of Commons (St Stephen’s entrance) Europe’s new trade deals with Africa – the Economic Partnership Agreements – are controversial. The EU says EPAs will strengthen regional trading blocs and increase competitiveness. Some Africa, Caribbean and Pacific Countries that signed the Lomé Convention accuse the EU of forcing them to open up their markets, threatening their nascent industries. How will EPAs affect Africa ? Who are the winners and losers? Speakers: Karl Falkenberg (Deputy Director General, DG Trade, European Commission), Dr Christopher Stevens (ODI), Joy Kategekwa (Oxfam International), Junior Lodge (EPAs Negotiations, Caribbean Regional Negotiating Machinery)

If anyone is interested there is a book launch on the 24th April 2008 at 6pm at SOAS university with Mark Bradbury on his new book "Becoming Somaliland" You need to RSVP to ras_research@soas.ac.uk I can't find the useful events thread