How many of these attacks are actually carried out by Somalis. This is suspect.

Silly people

lol@Cara

Jacaylbaro;896818 wrote: Dhagax tuurtuur ,,,, You working?

Ngonge and Raamsade.....this is actually common among Somalis. Norf....never been there. Abu-Salman....Just starting Spanish ninyahow,bal jilci. Salaam guys!

She needs help.

Abwaan.....I haven't really said anything negative about him.

Macallinka;896701 wrote: ^ now you know innit ? No, it's like he's locked somewhere and is only let out occasionally.

I have seen 'I saw the devil'. Good movie, it's on netflix as well. Chaser and the man from nowhere is couple ones that I seen lately.

^I am honorary member with veto power. And you will be not joining this org.

Nobody knows what this man does in the Government.

lool@Abwaan I blame Oba.

Abwan is the x-chairman not the curren onet:D:D

Apparently, the results in Hargeysa has been announced, Where's Ibti and Jb?

Marksman....Been watching Korean movies-entertaining ,better than Japanese and Chinese. Where's Didi Kong horta:D

IWho's he?

Never understood the irritational fear and hostility towards gay people.

Qabiil is the only base one could count for support right wing or not, how does right wing would operate?

Which Qabiil is Wadani?

So, who made it?

Apparently, my vitamin D is so low, dang it.

I could already see Faraxs @ Spa instead of Mafrish:D

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Dutch sounds like Germany's 'special' cousin.

Jacaylbaro;896141 wrote: That is inhuman ,,,,,,,,,,,,, and we call ourselves even Muslim. No wonder the whole country is in such mess. You call your Muslim. Why speak on behalf of everyone. And what has politics of Somaligalbeed got to do with Somalia. Quick question people, is it the sneaky attack that bothers you, in other words if she was guy, you would have been equally outraged or is it the idea of attacking a female that's irking you? lool@Stoic I have would have demanded refund but that will be harsh.