^I knew you meant the car , but you know its past midnight dee..

^What is what dear ? ,you mean the car? - its just some fancy sports car - me think.

never mind @ Taleex.

^For example? Which generalisation was near true?

@ Aaliyah,atta girl!

So what have the women in UAE done so far to protest against this ruling? - Nothing?? The ruling is contradictory and is challengable for a mere fact that Islam preaches equality between the two sexes - the right of women being the forefront of its teachings. So where did the intepretation go wrong,to allow a man to 'beat' his wife if in disagrement in order to 'save' a marriage? - it makes no sense. If Islam empowers women by having the rights to own property,to inherit etc, how can the same Islam permits the beating of a woman? - this is where those whom are in the know how need to challege the 'interpretation' of the ayah in question,so not to send contradictory messages. Ngonge - you want us to accept your prejudice against women. Unfortunately it puts you [your logic] in the same category as those whom see women as lesser being - [You is a bully]

^You taking it literally dear

In memory of Gregory Issac - Died at the age of 59,lost the battle with cancer.

Hehe@CL,wanajifunza wapi kukata viuno hivyo?..maana hata miye nataka bata ..Lool

^ ,nothing.

^Honeymoon over? g h ,I for one will come watch you if your ever in London as a stand up comedian.

^In my imagination at that time,he looked different You know how a book can transfer you from your world to another world - his world was exciting,hence the fascination with the said man..lol Horta is he still alive? - Last I knew he was still in jail,married his lawyer and became a muslim.

^Downloaded it from? sheherazade quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Originally posted by Malika: Jac,I read the day of the jackal as a teenager and I grew to have a special fascination with Carlos the jackal. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OMG, you deviant, so did I! I'd forgotten all about him until now. LOL - Sheh,five hrs of reviving teenagehood crush! - Shall we set a date to watch it?

^Perish the thought. Maadeey,waan kuu sugeynaa. You owe us an explaination. Are women like children?

@ juxa,you have come up with a story line..lol,nice one! Allamagan, those marks means she is 'taken' - mouth tatoos are common in Mali,as they indicate if a girl was still a virgin or not.something to do with them not taken into slavery - as the slave masters used to look for unblemised girls.

^I think too,that was a cultural show. GD,taleex has a good taste - that girl is naturally stunning.

^ ,are you refering to the 'Abu Mansuur's and co .Salwar Khameez's.. Interesting though,each era and its influence is shown through the attire worn by people. For example,the colonial past,the man MMA mentioned was dressed similarly to how perhaps those in Milan or London would dress at that time - in order to be seen equal one had to assimilate,this meant speaking the language,dressing alike etc. Now we have the Al-shabaab with their affiliation with the Afghanistans and Pakistanis - we see Somalis with Salwar Khameez/Burqa.. Oh,and during Siad era the Kaunda/safari suits were the norm - ah,socialist/pan africanist era? OLOL, loved the pictures.

^I dont know why I find that picture annoying - perhaps because I have seen it for like hundred time..Lol Allamagan,does the sharibaha indicate she is a savage?

Originally posted by Taleexi: Malika: Tell that to Godane and Roobow and do share what you may encounter Inadeer,maa saas baad ii nacdee? Imagine me telling Godane,that we should be tolerant of other faiths..hmmm ,miyaa mar kale laa ii arkii laha?

^ He was a good man,served his people well when in post in Lusaka, am sure and else where. Stoic,He had children and yes they too were christians as far as I remember - he was an embassador in Lusaka at some point,I remember my folks talking about him or his son's coming to our house. We had another somali christian family that we were family friends,in those days somalis were tolerant, I think.

Afternoon - where is everybody?

^back to borrowing? ,you have raised good points. We will wait and see.

Originally posted by Som@li: loool, Waxaad ka heli Library ya , iyo Xafiisyada Geen peace. I think this guy is on SOL Yep! He is a Soler. ,his nick is similar to the name of his radioshows - the tupac iyo Hadrawi clip was good. http://radiowiilwaal.com/

^"No family that doesn't work will receive more in benefits than the average family that does go out to work. That is tough, but fair." This will hit hard many families - perhaps for the better. Time to earn their daily bread.

Ha.Ha.Ha@ his advice to dating an inteligent woman..Ha.Ha.. The guy is hilarious - I like the bit about taking the woman from Somalia to Siberia..ha.ha