Cambuulo iyo bun;938111 wrote: too hipster somaaha ps: fikirkeyga wa neutral Yes, but also seems really vague and not much thought here. She also should have used indiegogo instead of kickstarter, because unless she hits that 14k before her deadline then she won't get a penny of what's been raised so far.

Alpha Blondy;938104 wrote: ee sida uula socoda. ma garateen? :mad:

I'm not crazy about this project.

I love Laura Mvula Listening to Phoenix at the moment, they had a great set at Coachella last night:

What's a "script"? A troll?

I like her, she's quirky and smart Guy seems a little slow lol but I was hoping it would end well for him.

Dude sent me a message today. He never left, he's just lurking.

...still a feminist. *twerks*

xabad;937961 wrote: I don't listen Jazz. Black music is too vulgar and un-original, so i wonder how you a supposed intellectual & a feminist gets down with that "Black music" is diverse and covers a wide variety of themes and genres, so it's not fair to generalize like that. Rock music (even country music, to a certain extent) also has its origins in the African American musical tradition. I listen to anything and everything.

xabad;937949 wrote: Yes saffz i do, i like rock too, country but not a big fan of black music Interesting... I'm all black music, and indie rock I can appreciate classical music but I've never been able to get into it. Do you listen to jazz at all?

Kaleidoscope Dream was one of my favourite albums last year...

Do you mostly listen to classical music, xabad?

Ace of Spadez;937929 wrote: Che, by the way listen for the Turkish being spoken at the signing ceremony mentioning the Republic of Somalia and Republic of Somaliland. Listen for the word Jamhuriya. A clip from Turkish news, Ace? Stick to the actual (official) documents released by the parties involved.

xabad;937916 wrote: y'all got a turrible taste in music. Post so we can say the same about your taste in music

Ace of Spadez;937910 wrote: lol@uchi.. you don't need to convince me. lol since I don't live there my say means little. all we can do is scribble online. the masses have moved on. i think you should do the same Political views on the ground are actually quite diverse and these matters are debated openly. When I was in Somaliland last summer, I even met government ministers who felt a union with Somalia is inevitable.

Cambuulo iyo bun;937889 wrote: but in international relations "..every comma has a meaning" Official documents, yes. The communique is all that matters.

Haha I read about that the other day, apparently it's a hit now that Thatcher died and the BBC doesn't know how to respond to requests to hear it

Cambuulo iyo bun;937882 wrote: the communique says "government of somaliland" not "republic of somaliland". your international protocol is no good Just let him find meaning in words typed up by an overworked secretary somewhere in Ankara who was told to update the website with the communique

Share so we can judge you for your musical taste

Wadani;937870 wrote: What's your position on Somaliland's secessionist ambitions? I don't see the point in chasing political recognition when Somaliland is already a de facto independent state. There are more pressing issues in SL that its leadership could be dealing with, but everyone seems to be falsely convinced that all problems will magically disappear with its recognition.

Safferz;937864 wrote: Where did you copy and paste that from? Because the parts you've bolded are not on the Turkish government website you linked to, and I haven't seen an official document out of these talks that uses those terms. Correction -- the website does, but not the communique/official documents.

Ace of Spadez;937861 wrote: Che-Guevara, read the bold parts. Where did you copy and paste that from? Because the parts you've bolded are not on the Turkish government website you linked to, and I haven't seen an official document out of these talks that uses those terms.