FreshPrince

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  1. Posted

    You know SSC has impacted the lives of others significantly, when niggers like the one they call "Somalia" (above me) is aggressively trying to project a view of making SSC insignificant. One thing I noticed about this creature is, not ONCE did he acknowledged whether SSC is part of Puntland, in fact, the closest he got was when he said "Hey Somaliland, why aren't you closing your suppose border"? As if he's eagerly trying to see the total annihilation of the people of SSC by his friends in Hergeisa.

     

    He is so good. He picked a username (Somalia), so when he's going around, making himself look like a fool, he's taking him down with the good name of our country.

     

    I have one question for this nigger. Where are you originally from, in Somalia?

  2. Posted

    Yo, I can't believe I considered my self as a Puntlander in my past. I use to be a diehard Puntlander and didn't see any difference between Lasanod and Bosaso or Buhodle and Galkacyo. I was once a Puntlander, because I had my hopes and dreams invested and trusted in my fellow Puntland brothers from the MJ clan.

     

    As time went on, three MJ cousins took over the power of Puntland, but that didn't make us hate on Puntland, in fact, we looked over that and continued to support Puntland, the overwhelmingly majority of us.

     

    What changed the course of history for those that hail from Darwiishland or SSC is the day Faroole and his administration insulted, degraded the legitimacy of the SSC people and NOT a single MJ politician, clan chief, Aqoonyahan, or from any social institution stood up and denounced the false accusations that were spewing from Faroole. Not a SINGLE MJ stood up for the SSC people in there defense against Faroole's blatant attack against the citizens of Sool, Sanaag and Cayn regions of Somalia.

     

    Now, that the people of SSC are on the verge of self-determination, it's sad to see that the same MJs that kept silent from the atrocities of Faroole and his administration are talking and are alive, only to delegitimize and denounce the existence of the people of SSC and their wishes.

     

    General Duke and his entourage, I suggest you niggas mind your own business. Sool, Sanaag and Cayn aren't settled by your clan and you have no say whatsoever in the affairs of the SSC/Darwiishland people. The same goes for the Somalilanders, stay out of the affairs of the Darwiishland people and their territories. Simple as that!

  3. Posted

    I spit on the blue flag with the white star in the middle, although it was first raised in Hergeisa in 1960.

     

    I welcome Homosexuals to my regions, sit with them, eat with them and dance with them, although I am going against the Somali culture and Sunnah of the Prophet/ISLAM.

     

    I believe a Amhara boy is more closer to me, than a Somali boy from Mogadishu.

     

    I envy any progress Somalia makes, may it be a single hour without any gun shots.

     

    I go to Somalia Independence Parties, in hope to start some shit up, to ruin the moment for others.

     

    I changed "Somali National Movement" to "Somaliland National Movement". lol

     

    I went from "regime change" in Mogadishu to "secessionism". lol

     

    I claimed to be Arab to distance myself from the rest of Somalis, and only Irir when it's suits my interest.

     

     

    ADD MORE.

  12. Posted

    I never saw a Somali female boss, nor have I ever heard of one. With that in mind, there is really nothing to "quiver" about, especially knowing that, this entire thread wasn't really intended for our Somali females, per se.

  15. Posted

    ms moons;729264 wrote:
    "i wasn't that drunk last night."

    "dude you were yelling at my cat asking him why he killed mufasa."

     

    lol, lion king

    LMAO !!!

  16. Posted

    Ms MoOns;731325 wrote:
    An elderly lady did her shopping and, upon returning to her car, found four males in the act of leaving with her car.

    She dropped her shopping bags and drew her handgun, proceeding to scream at them at the top of her voice, "I have a gun and I know how to use it! Get out of the car, scumbags! "

     

    The four men didn't wait for a second invitation but got out and ran like mad, whereupon the lady, somewhat shaken, proceeded to load her shopping bags into the back of the car and get into the driver's seat.

    She was so shaken that she could not get her key into the ignition. She tried and tried, and then it dawned on her why. A few minutes later she found her own car parked four or five spaces farther down.

     

    She loaded her bags into her car and drove to the police station. The sergeant to whom she told the story nearly tore himself in two with laughter and pointed to the other end of the counter, where four pale white males were reporting a car jacking by a mad elderly woman described as white, less than 5' tall, glasses, and curly white hair carrying a large handgun."

    Hahahahahahaha

  17. Posted

    I mentioned the marriage part, after mentioning how the Prophet worked for Khadija, before his Prophethood. Where I was going with it was, to show the positive and negative sides of working under a female boss. Positively, the outcome might turn out really good, where a man ends up marrying his female boss, like the Prophet Muhammad (SAW). Negatively, things hit the drainage in the most dirtiest, devilish way possible, under a female boss.

  20. Posted

    Most woman who are given an executive position, tend to abuse their authority. Personally, I wouldn't work under a female boss. But, there are those, women that are a blessing to work under it. I mean, the Prophet's wife Khadija was his BOSS and look where it got him. lol He was 'happily married until her death'.

  22. Posted

    Innovations are the power of imaginations

    Walls demolished, years of impositions

    Fading away with the past Generations

    Looking at time and it's deceptions

    Recognizing it's essence and it's illusions

    It's value is more expensive than a infinity of passions

    The equivocal nature of her implications

    Reaching down the soul for validations

    It is our humbleness that gives us our humiliations

    Taking us back to our Lord in Preparations

     

     

    I hope you guys like this.....I'm not a poet, but...decided to try something new.

  24. Posted

    Haha, you made it seem like SOL is an exact replica of an ideal marriage, where the man is older than the woman.

     

    What's up with "Salaam" at the end of your replies? lol, are you leaving or just peace-lover?