its where Rudy's Secretary works

stranger sits next to you and offers you a mint means that you have a awfully bad breath, Xu thus if you did sit next to me and put forward a mint i wouldn’t think you nice at all… i’d give you the evils, get-up and leave

oh goodie…. atlast we have our seat in the SOL administration….feel I fully belong to this joint now :cool: on ya Rahima and the rageedii from the sports center well-done dudes….room for one more?

Originally posted by Rafalution 25/5/05: I hope that explains how things are over here quite clearly mate.... you **** :mad: ---------- 187 2nd biggest price in world cricket that mate poms were crying for it the last 20 years

putting aside my sheer disappointment and mortification what a marvelous series this has been, quite sadden its all over actually. possibly will be the end for the legend Warnie as well tho solute to the POMS.... well deserved quite decent team they have there BTW how're you liking it in the gulf Raf

as appalling as Maori employment statistics well almost

ball boy ..tennis & rugby about 13ish

Originally posted by Animal Farm: The poor people who had no where to go were mostly effected by this. yeah poor Negroes are there somalis living in the deep south? apart from florida

Suldaanka how did the girl get to the peak of Daallo mountain Sir Edmund Hillary style or the simple way got dropped off by helicopter BTW she must be my ina-eedo she has the distinctive reer qardho magar

Originally posted by checkmate: "Ladies are not allowed to have children in the bar."

LIBERAL MPs Bronwyn Bishop and Sophie Panopolous have continued to the Federal Government's clamp down on Islamic practices, with Bronwyn Bishop today adding her voice to Sophie Panopolous' call for head scarves to be banned. Ms Bishop backed the view of outspoken Liberal MP Sophie Panopoulos, who last week said she was concerned about Muslim women not showing their faces when they posed for photographic identification. Ms Bishop today said the issue had been forced upon Australia, which was experiencing a clash of cultures. "In an ideal society you don't ban anything," she told the Seven Network. "But this has really been forced on us because what we're really seeing in our country is a clash of cultures and indeed, the headscarf is being used as a sort of iconic item of defiance," she told Channel Seven. "I'm talking about in state schools. If people are in Islamic schools and that's their uniform, that's fine. In private life, that's fine." But Muslim Women's Association president Maha Krayem Abdo said such a ban was dangerous, and that girls should be free to follow their religious beliefs at any Australian school. She agreed that in an ideal society nothing would be banned and said Australia had a leadership role to play on such issues. "I think it's so dangerous to go down that path if we think ... that in an ideal society we would not ban anything," she said. "And I think Australia takes on a leadership role in the world, that it is a fair-go society. "I don't see anything contravening that fair go and equality that Australia strives for – so the hijab, no way would it in any shape or form, contravene that." Ms Krayem Abdo said she found it difficult to comprehend the government's stated support for the freedom of Iraq, yet Ms Bishop's proposition was to prevent Australian Muslims from exercising freedom of religious rights. Last year France's parliament voted overwhelmingly to outlaw the wearing of Islamic headscarves in state schools, although concerns remain over whether that decision merely deepened divisions within French society. Education Minister Brendan Nelson said last week that he did not support a ban on headscarves. Suldaanka called them dabadhilif....indeed

yeah it came as a huge shock didn’t it.. in the midst of bit tranquil moment…. couldn’t get my little sisters stop crying…it was good that happen tho otherwise both lioness and the calf would die of starvation

Originally posted by What is a pom? POM Originally posted by Rahima: what would the three of us do? Twaddle our fingers at Tibas or Waamo? no we getto know each other better have a chat exchange digits...etcetera etcetera luminous idea me reckon :cool:

quite an extraordinary documentary... anyone seen it? Story

nothing unique about her...typically beautiful somali sister Farhia lovely name laakiin

wlc precious

Originally posted by Pacifist: Grow up people and stop acting like we are in grade school.

Originally posted by Baashi: Odayga habarta la saar odaga habarta wax loo saar weeye sxb

Originally posted by tHe oNe aNd OnLy: hey rokko i maght be coming to RMIT next year insha-alah. i won't be there next year insha'allah sxb

luck had nothing to do with it mate.. Aussie’s famed mental vigour and never say die attitude prevailed to the last ball, if anything poms were the lucky ones to win the 2nd test

^^^ i warned you b4 dude..leave my peepz alone

^^^ would you eat that WOL :eek: its a wels catfish BTW

Haddad i wouldn't have a clue sxb but don't count the dude is the macawis out

of Mobb_Deep's recent trip to PL more to come insha'allah