Faarax-Brawn

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  3. Posted

    AYOUB;827425 wrote:
    We're the world, we're the children..

    L0L. i think they dont get it..lol.

     

    I kinda listen to Teddy Afro,but i am not too keen on Habashi songs...However, I LOVE the Habashi/Oromo variations of Somali songs. They are hilarious.

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    xiinfaniin;827640 wrote:
    I am pretty sure this list fake. I have the list of certain regions, Farax B
    :D

     

    The constitution once ratified in 4 yrs will abolish the 4.5 formula. Federalism baa la aadayaa , inkastoo dad badani ka caraysanyihiin
    :D

    I have no reason to doubt you. So, i will take your word for it. :)

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    xiinfaniin;827606 wrote:
    ^^The list does not reflect the actual participants of the six day UN seminar in Mogadishu.

     

    Hiiraan Online is in the opposition camp with respect to the road map process to end the transition. They are with General Indhacadde and Professor Yalaxow, the latter-day nationalists

    How certain are you that this list is a fake? why would HOL compile a list of people? In any case, is it in the constitution that this fomula will be done away with at some point or another?

  8. Posted

    Miyuu marqaansanaa? if so, then i will forgive him...If he wasnt, then, he needs a history lesson.

     

    For 1,The prof needs to know that Somalia has never(ever ever) asked for Unity with Somaliland(it is absurd to even type this)...if i have it correct, it is Somaliland that decided to break away and declare independence when the other half of the country was on fire. The rest of Somalis merely said, "no divided Somalia" if that means a call for unity,then i dont know./

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    Whatever the list is, if the Fomula is the same 4.5, Then it is doomed to fail.(because it hasnt worked before). There is over representation and UNDER representation. Why would it be different now?

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    grasshopper;826690 wrote:
    I'm guilty of taking my time answering texts
    :o
    not a fan of texting but I prefer it to long unecessary phone calls..

     

    My biggest texting beef is ppl who
    walk & text
    - just the other day I had to elbow someone out of the way because they were texting and walking soo slowly through the door..in retrospect I was pretty rude to her but dammit if you're going to text, step to the damn side! argh.

    He wasnt a middle aged Faarax in the streets of Minneapolis, Was he? If so, I am sorry. that was Me. Yes, i text(actually I twitt) walking like a drunk modasoka :)

     

    Anyway, People still text? Thats like so 2010ish. Tweet! #People.

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    nuune;826669 wrote:
    smileys.gif
    waan ogaa inaad waligaaba awliyada aad ka xishoon jirtey, kheyr weeye, hadii aad u bahato tu yaroo Jinn ahna ii soo sheeg, as you know, they carry extra packages and bits.

    Oowliyaa wax aragtay L0L. Bal aan iska aamuso.

     

    Abtigiis; Oodweyne meejan(general section) weligiis masoo galin, i doubt if he will ever see this thread. L0L @you and Chim.

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    nuune;826478 wrote:
    well not sure if anyone has tried, but I am a big fan of faraanfar iyo baranbaro, for more exotic taste, I will go with dixiri soup in my local Arab Village Court where they have open restaurant every Thursday.

    Yakhee Nunne.lol

     

    Ghelle T/Val: Waa tufatihiin, you and your Shamisi or is it shasimi!?

  14. Posted

    Valenteenah.;826430 wrote:
    FB,

    Yes, it's fresh thinly sliced raw fish. I think sushi normally contains rice, laakiin ma hubo.

    hadaad ka saari lahayd, the word "raw fish", i wouldve been tempted.but now, there is no possibility of me ever touching it. :)

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    Valenteenah.;826418 wrote:
    Asian food (SE & Far East) is probably my most favourite, Indian my least (too spicy).

     

    By the way, Vietnamese and Cambodian food are quite tasty.

     

    Most exotic food...mmm....would probably say shell fish. Mussels used to creep me out until I ate some - pretty macaan. I also used to think raw fish was yucky until I had sashimi. It blew my mind.

    I am guessing the sashimi is a type of sushi?

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    Wyre, the other option was to starve.

     

    N.O.R.F;826317 wrote:
    I have been guilty of only eating what I know. Somali, Lubnaani/Shami/Gulf, Indian and at a stretch Thai (only a few dishes). Oh, and good old fish and chips. You can keep the rest.

     

    Spent a week in Malaysia and only ate Arab food
    :D

    I am not too fond of Arab foods niyo.

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    wyre;826303 wrote:
    Faarax mamba cought from webi muu ahaa mise from Badda,

     

    A friend of mine told me "Once I was prissoned, They used to give us hilib doonfaar" So long I had no other choice, waan iska cuni jiray buu yiri,

     

    qof sol kujira oo Hilib doonfaar cunay ma idinku jiraa
    :D
    :D

    Mamba from Webiga. (Tana River).

     

    As for Cagga Yariisow, Every1 in the west,at some point or another,may have tasted it unknowingly. Geedku dhanaan badnaa! :)

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    aero;825958 wrote:
    I've noticed many Somalis are very hesitant in trying foods from other cultures especially foods from Far East Asian cultures. What have you tried that is deemed "weird" in the Somali culture that you've actually liked?

     

    As for me, I enjoy Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean and Cambodian foods...among others. And as for "weird", it has to be a tie between having ox tail and raw living octopus tentacles. What about you?

    The only thing i have ever eaten outside of my comfort zone was a Mamba aka corocodile. I can handle Shrimp and fish laakini anything beyond that-wont touch it with a six foot pole. Vietnamese and thai food are OK. Korean cunadooda iska dhaafe, laba qof oo Korean live uma arkin weligey(so yeah,no Korean food for me). Cambodia haaba sheegin.

     

    Baris,Baasto,Canbulo and Canjeero-I am all set homes.

  23. Posted

    Che -Guevara;825869 wrote:
    ^It's and immigration is fact of reality in every country whether we want to stop immigrants or not. It is more prudent to have system that will incorporate into the larger system rather marginalizing them.

    True...True. But we need to be tolerant and look at our interest as a nation. Of course, you dont wanna welc every1 mudasoka out there,but you dont wanna have rigid immigration policy that you chase away potential human capital

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    Che -Guevara;825863 wrote:
    ^I think the fear is being overwhelmed by the Mexicans to the west of us:D

    LMA0. Possible. But, seriously Che, cidna somali uma ogoli, intaan somali ka ahayn, is really a shallow and quite frankly, a selfish mentality.