SEOUL (Reuters) - The subway corporations serving South Korea's capital will introduce women-only cars this year to make rides more comfortable and free of groping male hands, a subway official said on Wednesday. "Sexual crimes happen frequently when the cars are packed and people are pressed against each other," the subway official said. Nearly half the crimes reported on the city's eight subway lines are sexual in nature, with many taking place on two lines that serve university and office districts, lawmaker Lee Jai-chang said in parliament on Monday.

One Man Show. My baby, he don't talk sweet He ain't got much to say But he loves me, loves me, loves me I know that he loves me anyway And maybe he don't dress fine But I don't really mind 'cuz every time he pulls me near I just wanna cheer: Let's hear it for the boy Let's give the boy a hand Let's hear it for my baby You know you gotta understand Maybe he's no Romeo But he's my love and one man show Let's hear it for the boy! My baby may not be rich He's watching every dime But he loves me loves me loves me And we always have a real good time And maybe he sings off key That's all right by me ‘Cuz what he does, he does so well Makes me wanna yell: Let's hear it for the boy Oh, let's give the boy a hand Let's hear it for my baby You know you gotta understand, Oh Maybe he's no Romeo But he's my loving one man show Let's hear it for the boy! whoa whoa ohh ohh ohh 'cuz every time he pulls me near I just wanna cheer: Let's hear it for the boy Let's give the boy a hand Let's hear it for my baby You know you gotta understand Maybe he's no Romeo But he's my love and one man show Let's hear it for the boy! (let's hear it for the boy) Let's hear it for my man (let's hear it for my man) Let's hear it for my man! (let's hear it for the boy) (let's hear it for my man) (let's hear it for the boy) (let's hear it for my man) (let's hear it for the boy) (let's hear it for my man) (Let's hear it for the boy) (Let's hear it for my man) (Let's hear it for the boy) (Let's hear it for my man) *Leaves thread electric sliding..*

^L00000L. Naa mayska kaa biyo-biyaystaaa!

KK, adiga difooso nimo waxaaga waa dhaaftay yaakhe, maxaa dhacay? Warka isoo geli saaxiibeey, ma Canada ambassador lagaaga dhigooyaa? qaaxqqqaaaaxqax .

Muxuu yiri this time? I don't watch his videos long enough to see what he's talking about. Maybe I'm lucky that way?

Macawiis tease! OMG, L0L that's just too funny. Dhaxanta aan iska dugaashano, is another lame Somali proposal!

Originally posted by -Lily-: p.s Nephy, Wa maxay the weird looking woman in your post (hope it's not you, it's a weird pose). I really enjoyed looking at one particular man in your signature, before you blinded us with some sobbing woman that is. I mean, I did feel bad momentarily, but for the love of God, bring back the boys! The girl was there to distract my mind from.. ya'know, the boy . A much needed distraction, I tell ya. L0L@weird looking woman. Don't hate me because I'm beautiful.

Originally posted by HornAfrique:

^ 'ell no. The thread title reminds of J.Timberlake. L0L. [ Talk to me, boy No disrespect, I don’t mean no harm Talk to me, boy Hurry up ‘cause you’re takin’ too long Talk to me, boy Bet I’ll have you *fully dressed* by the end of this song..] Why is Khalaf not talking?

Cara, waxaa ku fiican tahay lagu orod-siiyo 24/7/365. Sidanu si maaha!

He never did propose to me. We were one from the moment we met, that it just ended up being an assumption. He was putting out signals that he was in it for the long run. While we were dating, he would say things like "If we were to have a son who do you think he'll resemble more, you or me?" L0L [war wiilku indho adkaa!] After a while, it turned into "Markaan aabbe kaa doono" and before I knew it he was saying "When we get married." I finally looked at him one night and said "Are you planning a wedding I'm not aware of?" and he said, "you're now!" It was sweet and simple. No fanfare and certainly no bended knee [ :mad: ] Now, life is yummy good. I bring him the newspaper every morning, and he brushes the snow off my car.

Isn't tribal nepotism the fall back governing model in all Africa? Originally posted by General Duke: Ambassadors and diplomatic missions are part of the vital organs of any national government, pardon my Welsh but what would people say if we had no diplomatic missions. We say this government is 'skin and bones' for it's already one without original vital organ.

tell him they're sitting in 5s in the parked cars.

if the idea of a 13 year old having a 'personal choice' appeals to you, than hey, by all means...live and let live. We can't all be so liberal minded . I will judge and watch them like a hawk!

'Ruubaa Raaqee' hala micneeyo bal. Ducaysane: everytime magacaaga arko heesta Xasan A.Samatar aa qub igu soo tiraaho: Ducaysaneee wiilkayooow ooow ooow, anoo da yar baan ku dhalay..

KK: Cayaalka waa kugu af barteen, ma tiri? Qosolkaaga badan waa u mudaayay..! Jac iska dheh.

Originally posted by J.Lee: quote:If these girls really cared about education, they would have waited until after high school to get pregnant. They should be forced to take responsibility for the consequences of their own actions. Now there's a lesson worth learning. That is the most unkind thing I have ever had the displeasure of reading. 1. What makes you think they didn't care about their education because they happened to get pregnant? 2. Why are you generalizing? 3. Since you are being presumptuous, why not assume that some of them could be married? Teens do get married as farfetched as it might seem. 4. You make it seem as though it was intentional when it might not have been. Sex doesn't always lead to pregnancy. 5. Our lives are guided by a divine order so their pregnancy waa loo qoray: meaning there is no amount of condoms or abstinence classes that could've stopped it. It happened. There is nothing that can be done about it except to deal with it positively and help them out. They should just do their work at home and either have the counselor pick it up or have a family member drop it off. Methinks you're protesting to much. With that said, dealing it positively means giving a child the green light to go ahead to commence having sex. When teenage girls see a pregnant teen receiving positive attention from their peers, teachers and even their family it does nothing to deter them from getting pregnant themselves. Markaa in loo sacab-tumo waa khalad. These are girls as young as 13, I'm not assuming anything other than stating what they really deserve and truly are. And the truth is, teen pregnancy comes from irresponsibility, istupidity, and carelessness. The fact that the article didn't mention a baby daddy makes me believe they're having these kids unwed. Just curious: what do you mean "waa loo qoray?" Are you saying they should do whatever and whoever that moves, since the outcome of their lives is already decided and whatever they do doesn't matter, kolee waa loo qoree? Let's all party then , I've always wanted to use that as a cop-out of my responsibility for my own actions. Aaliyah: Whoa! That's a whole new subject on its own!

Originally posted by Emperor: after all, Nigeria is predominantely a Muslim nation or perhaps most of the arriving soldiers would be Muslims, many opposition groups have cried before waa gaalo, ma ogolin and so and so... Thus this is a good step forward in which many more Muslim and Arab nations will follow. Trying to win the trust and minds of the people in a fashion never before seen in that region. TFG, this is how you do it!

a warm glass of khat juice. hmmm!

I love farmers-ka dee as my happiest memories of my childhood were at my grandpas' farm. I hated living out in the city [Xamar] when I was a little girl. Now, I dream of when I can live out in the country and even raise my own livestock!

That still remains a major taboo. We are in the 21st century and it's time Somali/Muslim parents act like it in this awkward area, as some kids these days are more advanced than perhaps when they were at that age.. Uur markay yeelato ceejo ku dhag ma soconayso! I have an amazing and witty cousin who made sure her child was in the know about the birds and the bees at the age of 10. The look of disgust on the child's face was a lovely sight to behold. Scare them now people to stop you becoming a granny at the age of 30.

^ Are you forgeting the lower Juba/Shabeele region? Those folks were farmers by nature addeer, iska yeel yeel maaha. They run their farms successfully back in the days. Now, land mines and air/surface bombardment have poisoned the agricultural lands. It'll probably take years to recover from the ravages of war. Nonetheless, that's a good plan Abu-Salman.

If these girls really cared about education, they would have waited until after high school to get pregnant. They should be forced to take responsibility for the consequences of their own actions. Now there's a lesson worth learning. L0L@Cara. Working in the field by midday kulahaa, LOL. You sound like my parents, they have the old school mentality that negative reinforcement is the way to bring up your kids.. always comparing us to other miyi' people.

^ are you living in a cave? could there be a more polite way to say it?

Commit sin aa tiree, baabuur-na haysku dhigto haday rabto. Yaa dabaaloo duurka loo diraa. Yux aan iri, yux.