Serenity...No thanks for the offer. I would leave you to Duq Xiin. You seem to be liking Awoowes,and nobody said Cadaan is bad. LoooL@MMA....That man was genius. So many beautiful women lining up without him making much of effort. A Somali man would scorned if he pulled that stunt. Cadaan is already getting sympathetic ear, with encourging words from Haneefah and Almuminah, and Zenobia coming to his defense, which by the way Zen, nobody questioned anything about him . And Serenity telling us he is good guy. Come on ladies, all I and Zaf said, only Faraaxs can double dip so we can reproduce more Xalimos . It is good cause and I'm sure Cadaan would wanna see more Xalimos around. Cadaan already had chance with one Xalimo. And let her get away. That said MMA, I think something women across all racial lines do. I have this white chick in my class dating a Mexican. She always talks about him in class, and all other girls, ooh he is so nice. You should see the look on the white guys faces thinking he is just bloody guy.

Lazy....Strawberry is my flavor. Waraa KK....You are somehow more accepting of Abooto when you find out I'm guy than you thought I was girl. I wonder why and how do you confuse Che for girl anyway? And do I like milkshake?...Well only Lazy is suppose to know if I do or not.

Your post is more like Xalimo hunting expedition unlike KK and JB. If you gonna turn SOL into dating site, you need to pay applicable fee. That said, Serenity won't be in the avialable list.She is already in Boromo as we speak, and no SheekhaJacyl ain't getting her either. P.S. I gotta admit,you play " I'm convert" angle pretty well. Lot Xalimos fall for that.Now I gotta find a way to convince some Xalimo's I'm revert even though I never left the reigion. I think Johny Bravo will better suited for this

Abootu aa tahe not Ayeeyo. Nepht aa ayeeyo ah

"Originally posted by LayZieGirl: biyahaaga ka waran yaa Che" Waa kharaar "PS:Aniga mineral water aan cabaa, just thought I share that with you che " I like milkshakes just so you know KK.....Adiga Ayeeyo matihid

Lazy fiiri waxaad biloowday. Now the Ayeeyos are getting explicit by the minute. That said the kusband malaa ceel kale biyo ka raadiye.So, they both getting what they want.

I blame Comrade Castro, KK, Sheekha, and Lazy for this. By the way, did anybody where Duke is. Usually, he would on top of this list.

Castro......You are on the money, war will not benefit anyone in the horn , but unfortunately the jingoistic attitude by Abyssinia towards to the rest of the horn including the southern nations in present Ethiopia is what's gonna spark this war. Man like Zenawi believes Abyssinia's right to reign the Horn.

New Eritrea-Ethiopia war fears Ethiopia is said to have 100,000 troops on the border with Eritrea Ethiopia and Eritrea may return to war over their disputed border without foreign moves to resolve the crisis, warns the International Crisis Group. The ICG wants US and UN intervention as the military build up by both countries on the border is at alarming levels. The International Boundary Commission has given the two countries till the end of November to mark the border physically or it will fix it on maps. But foreign diplomats fear the deadline could end up being a trigger for war. Some 80,000 people died during the border war between 1998 and 2000. The disputed town of Badme was awarded to Eritrea in 2002, but Ethiopia insists on talks about the border demarcation. Click here to see a map of the border The United Nations has a peacekeeping force of 1,700 charged with monitoring a security buffer zone on Eritrea's side. "The risk that Ethiopia and Eritrea will resume their war in the next several weeks is very real. A military build up at the common border has reached alarming proportions," an ICG report on the crisis says. The influential think tank now wants the US and the UN to make it clear to both governments that no destabilising unilateral action will be tolerated. "There will be no easy military solution if hostilities restart - more likely is a protracted conflict on Eritrean soil, progressive destabilisation of Ethiopia and a dramatic humanitarian crisis," the report said. The report comes after Eritrea for the third time, accused Ethiopia of planning an invasion. But Ethiopia has dismissed the claims as a fabrication. The ICG estimates that Eritrea has 4,000 soldiers supported by artillery and amour in the demilitarised zone and some 120,000 nearby. And it says Ethiopia maintains 100,000 troops on the border with Eritrea. The US views Ethiopia as its main ally in the region, while it has named Eritrea as sponsors of terrorism for backing the ousted Somali Islamists.

I think everyone one is expereincing it...atleast I do.

By Andrew Cawthorne Nairobi - Horn of Africa enemies Ethiopia and Eritrea may return to war about their disputed border in a matter of weeks if there is no major international push to halt them, an influential think-tank warned on Monday. A 1998 to 2000 war on the boundary killed 70 000 people and brought untold hardship to two of the world's poorest nations. Now analysts are warning of a repeat as troops build up ahead of an end-November deadline by an independent boundary commission for Ethiopia and Eritrea to mark out their border. "The risk that Ethiopia and Eritrea will resume their war in the next several weeks is very real," wrote the International Crisis Group (ICG) in a report on the growing crisis. "A military build-up along the common border over the past few months has reached alarming proportions. There will be no easy military solution if hostilities restart - more likely is a protracted conflict on Eritrean soil, progressive destabilisation of Ethiopia and a dramatic humanitarian crisis." The ICG urged the United States and the United Nations to flex their muscles "to give both sides the clearest possible message that no destabilising unilateral action will be tolerated". Washington sees Ethiopia as its best ally in the region, but ties with Eritrea have deteriorated so much it may put Asmara on its list of terrorism sponsors for backing Somali Islamists. The United Nations has a peacekeeping force of 1 700 people charged with monitoring a security buffer zone on Eritrea's side of the 1 000-km frontier. "International indifference of mistaken confidence could cost the people of the Horn of Africa dearly," the ICG added. The think-tank report came after Eritrea accused Ethiopia for the third time in a week of planning an invasion, an allegation Addis Ababa has termed an "absurd" fabrication. The ICG cited US estimates that Eritrea had 4 000 soldiers, supported by artillery and armour, in the "supposedly demilitarised TSZ" as well as 120 000 troops nearby. Despite an offensive against insurgents in its east, and a foreign mission in Somalia where it is helping the government fight Islamist rebels, Ethiopia also maintains 100 000 troops on its border with Eritrea, the ICG added, quoting US estimates. "The situation could hardly be more explosive," it said. The neighbours have been in dispute since the independent boundary body awarded Eritrea the Badme town in a 2002 ruling. Although it now says it accepts the ruling, Ethiopia is still insisting on dialogue over implementation. "Eritrea has right on its side on this point but has played its cards very badly," the ICG said, referring to Eritrea's disputes with the United Nations and expulsion of foreign staff. "Ethiopia has played its hand skilfully. It has used its position as the major power in the region to win US toleration of its intransigence," it added. "It would not be surprising if Addis Ababa believes an effort in the near future to stage a coup in Asmara and use force against an Eritrean government that has few friends would also be tolerated in Washington." Both run by former rebel leaders, Ethiopia's 81 million population dwarfs Eritrea's five million. The ICG forecasts that if war breaks out, Ethiopia would seek to take Asmara and Assab port to topple Eritrea's government. Frustrated by lack of progress, the boundary commission says the nations have until the end of this month to mark the border physically, or it will fix the border on maps and let it stand. Diplomats worry that date could prove a trigger. The ICG took a swipe at both nation's authoritarian governments, calling Eritrea "one of the most repressive regimes in Africa" and saying Ethiopia has "no intention to genuinely democratise". SOURCE: Reuters, November 5, 2005

^^^Woman buy your own staff, the last DVD aan kusiiyay wali iima soo celin.

Patriots vs Colts today!!

Cali Jimcaale oo la doonayo in Lagu Badalo Jagadii Prof. Geedi Oo Addis-Ababa Gaaray. { 04 Nov 2007} waxaa la daabacay Sun 04 Nov 2007 08: 09: 26 Iyadoo madaxweynaha dowlada KMG ah C/laahi Yuusuf uu wado wada tashiyada uu laleeyahay qeybaha kala duwan ee bulshada si uu usoo magacaabo Ra’iisuw wasaare cusub ayaa waxaa soo baxaya nin aqoonyahan ah oo ay wadato dowlada Mareykanka. Aqoonyahankan ayaa waxaa lagu magacaabaa Cali Jimcaale Cabdi waana nin ay isku beel yihiin Cali Geedi waxaana uu wax kadhigaa jaamacad kutaal dalka Mareykanka. Profile: Cali Jimcaale Cabdi ayaa gaaray magaalada Adis Ababa si uu kulamo ula yeesho masuuliyiinta dalka Itoobiya kahor inta aan si rasmi ah loogu magacaabin xilkaasi. Ra’iisul wasaarihii hore ee xukuumada KMG ah Cali Geedi ayaa iska casilay todabaadkii hore xilkiisa kadib markii dowlada Mareykanka ay kucadaadisay inuu jagada kadego si shaqsi kale oo ay wadato loogu soo magacaabo jagadaasi.

Originally posted by Xoogsade: Adiga iyo Xiin dadka roonaa ku jirtaan LoooooooooooooL.....War ninyahow I was thinking that too, but then Las Caanod got destabilized, and I let fly like Mussolini on the balcony. Maybe I and Xiin are not that far off from Tolka.

Waagacusub never disappoints me.

Xiin...I guess the boys are gearing up for showdown in the north, and want no terrible coming from Mudug though I don't see how school teachers could jeopardize their efforts in fighting that other clan entity. Then again, the Cadde Uusay has made habit blaming "terrorists" on everything that transpire in that of Somalia.

^^I don't know what tell you Saaxib, but Alla Amuuraha Ha Sahlo. The best we could do for time being is not kill each other. That's only thing one could hope from a Somali if there is actually a Somali out there.

Originally posted by Xoogsade: A good example of Somalinimo is: A- Firm beliefs in Islam(Words/actions matching islamic beliefs). B- Freedom from Clanish Sentiments. C- Wanting Justice for all Somalis. D- Neutrality towards clan conflicts and to not participate in clan wars both verbally and physically. E- Belief in Somalia being one country indivisible and no clan has the right to stablish a clan enclave which can undermine the greater good and Unity. These are what I can think of right now. I respect somali individuals who epitomize this list. [/QB] You are asking too much!!!!

Originally posted by Northerner: People's true colours have come out of late. Just curious, what have you done to help Mogadisho?

LoooooooooooL@Molestaionursery & thepenismightier

It is amazing how a man could turn his life around. Malcolm aka Detroit Red or Satan as they use to call him in prison was one of kind. He was very passionate and feared little when it comes to expressing on what's on his mind. I think that's made such great speaker. He dared to say what many were thinking but never had the guts to utter. Great stuff, keep coming. P.S. He was Bostonian as well room the streets of Roxbury, the historically black neighborhood of Boston. And he served his prison term in Charleston, MA.

^^LooooooooooooL...It is look like you wanna give whatever is coming to them yourself.

Tuujiye...The deletion of your topic had nothing with its content. It was simply unfortunate casualty's of the admin's cost cutting measures. P.S. This thread will be deleted.

^^^^LooooooooooL. So technically Somalia isn't being colonised. That should be a relief to MMA.