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  1. Posted

    Originally posted by Nehanda:

    Nef.Ari.ous in reply to you q, I would say that you simply gone bonkers. How would they know that something died of a broken heart unless of course the heart stop bumping due to blocked arteries.

    That is why I said they have favoured the use of rhetorics over professional journalism and added a sarcastic hooray. Was it really that arduous to understand? My apologies. 9/10 times I'm misunderstood/not understood at all, and when I finally am understood, I disgust people. (kidding)

     

    Do re-read my previous post, I'm sure we both agree.

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    I knew a girl called Hoodan once. I was exceedingly good at calling her Hibo. Tall, dark, pepsodent smile.

     

    Nubia, I agree. However I've read of animals that have died of broken hearts as well.

    What does this mean? That rhetorics have triumphed over professional (+ medical) journalism. Hooray!

  7. Posted

    Originally posted by roobleh:

    So, if you are not a dreamer, you must be a cynic who only believes in lust.

    How about a 'realist'? That's not an option in your world, is it?

     

    Originally posted by roobleh:

    When you experience love at first sight, you feel admiration,lust, and attraction all at once.

    Admiration towards what, looks? Isn't that called attraction? Attraction is a synonym with lust.

  9. Posted

    The story most probably is true!

     

    All I said was that he was a madman smile.gif like most great poets. There's a very thin line between genius and insane.

     

    Would you, dear Jacaylbaro, fall in love madly with a person you saw just once and knew nothing of?

  12. Posted

    If you judge the authenticity of a piece of literature on popularity, then J. K. Rowling is an 11-yeal-old witch boy and Thomas Harris a cannibal.

     

    I'm not a great fan of romantic love, however one would think if real love did exist, it wouldn't be nearly as shallow/hollow as it was described in the text you quoted.

  13. Posted

    Isn't this illegal? I always thought of the current Somali government a temporary one. It certainly wasn't elected by the people. Odd it should make agreements which could potentially have huge impacts on Somalia's economy.

  18. Posted

    Originally posted by Jacaylbaro:

    a tragic and true tale of "forbidden love".

    Ahaha.

     

    Originally posted by Jacaylbaro:

    As she said "good morning" to him, he instantly fell in love with her.

    Apparently it takes nothing but a hint of good looks to lure real love. I'm sure if true love was personified it would be a great supporter of plastic surgery. We'd make great friends.

  23. Posted

    Originally posted by Sharif_seylaci:

    WHAT GOVERMENT U GUYZ WILL NEVER HAVE A GOVERMENT

     

    I THINK WHEN THE MAHDI COMES U GUYZ ARE STILL OVER NOTHING

     

     

    HOW LONG HAS IT BEEN U SOMALIS ARE LAWLLESS

     

    1991 TILL 2007 NO GOVERMENT

    There is no government like NO government! :D

  24. Posted

    Originally posted by mantra:

    IF I HAVE ONE MORE LITE HANDED TO ME IM GONNA DRAG THAT SON OF A GUN AND SHOVE HIM BEFORE A MOVING TRAIN!

     

     

    I have people from all walks of life just come up to me and start talking, either about the FREE PALESTINE, SAVE IRAQ, FREE CHECHNYA, STOP THE WAR badges I wear (FREE KASHMIR, SAVE DARFUR coming up soon) or simply ask me to do lewd stuff with them (yes I do wear a hijab..full one)

    Lol and you wonder why?

     

    Stop lying, London rocks.

  25. Posted

    I try to avoid taking the bus as far as possible because everytime I do, I always encounter badly behaving yobs. :eek:

     

    You're not a difficult person, you're just a nice normal human being who doesn't like misbehaving.

     

    What really gets on my nerves: people who try to overtake the queue (because I don't have the guts to say anything and it just leaves me annoyed).