^Name calling doesn't help.

^Noted:)

But if someone show you, they are kind and have no bad habits, should I not believe them? It almost seems like one is always waiting for the other shoe to drop.

^So what's love, now that you are experiencing it.

Bluelicious;892864 wrote: When people show you who they really are believe them. How people showing who they really are is usually a negative thing. It almost seems the real you is bad you only!

lol@oba adna markii bari loo heeso galbeed ujihaadaa.

oba hiloowlow;892841 wrote: Dayuum did u just call Blue a fatty? You saying wyre is chubby chaser?

XX....Let's hope that it does get that point of not needing AMISOM.

Cool

^He might have been the only person doing his job and imagine dealing with our idiotic leaders day in and day out.

^Seriously, are you pulling Bill Clinton on this one?

^You mean 55?

The only thing missing is electric shocks, I guess that could be implanted in the tracking device as well.

^You seem think people are one dimensional caricatures.

Things would be better if the Government is able to control these disparate forces or integrate them info the army. A Government without viable army is not working to work.

^I wonder what they call her, Yes Madam Foreign Minister, For some reason, I think Ibtisam would be one Soler that excel in such position.

^If that would lead to formation of a proper standing army and viable Somali Government, then yes.

If not for anything else, I like the picture of Faraxs listening and reporting to a Xalimo:D

*Blessed;892663 wrote: I wouldn't recommend Faaraxs to attempt this..... Faraxs are too lazy to do this. Besides, married Somali folks like inee kala gabistaan.

Seriously, you couldn't double space the first article?

Good progress! Djibouti was sh!t hole when I was as there, though this was one 21 yrs ago. I am glad things are looking up. Abu Salman, how high or low is unemployment among the working age people and in particular the youth?

Is it really the people of Qardho that's demonstrating?

N.O.R.F;892654 wrote: ^These local elections are quite unique in that its a knockout process reducing political parties to just 3 from about 6 or 7. I am aware of that. Hopefully, the process births leaders or parties with innovative ideas, which will bring about actual change. At the moment, everything seems stagnant.

After all these years, these elections seem like an exercise.