^China pardoned all its prisoners.

Nothing new

I heard it's me.

The story is loosely based on the life of the Scientology founder.

I think you could actually tell if you pay close attention.

It's subject matter that interests me.

I haven't been to Shaneemo in longtime but this one maybe worth the trip.

Garnaqsi;868982 wrote: Many Muslims really need to get a life. Can you go and tell that in person?

Very one-sided...lool Minute 5.45...is the interviewer telling guy what to say?

^As long as he's not in our neighborhood, that's fine.

*Blessed;859335 wrote: ^lol, Bal adna meesha ka dhaqaaq. Marriage is an institution that has outlived its usefulness. lool@todoba.....do people write essays on their todobo experience?

I actually won't mind secession if it means Carafaat would be in different country:D

Mintid Farayar;869118 wrote: I just threw you a 'jewel' in dueling political story-lines competing in the Somali arena and it goes right above your head..... As usual. Typical Che.... You're much better at your usual cheer-leading from the sidelines Qaldhaans can't get fair shake in Xamar? What else did you say? I think those in Borome and LA (read Qabiil) don't share your sentiments.

Mintid Farayar;869105 wrote: People, you're missing the point from the Somaliland perspective. The argument used against the 'political ambitious' who feel they might get a better chance down under (in Somalia) is that outside of Somaliland, there's no real opportunity for you. You'll always be a politically disposable tool, whose only use is cheap window dressing to show Somaliweyn inclusiveness. The performance of actors from Hargeisa, Borama, or Las Anod in the recent 'trusteeship' election a few days ago puts paid to this argument. that says more about your inability than anything else. Surely, you could compete Puntlanders for top positions.

^LOL none of those people look Somali. Are you XX?

^Coming from man wearing silly dress....LOL

Carafaat;868546 wrote: The new President Hassan Sheick has visited Hargeysa and many other cities in Somaliland dozens of times in the last decade. He is a man who has collegues, friends and family in Somaliland. What will that change exactly? N very disrespectful of you to think in dadka dhagta wax loogu sheegi karo.

Those were not really Somali elders dee. They were Heshamites. Ask XX:D

^Ditto LOL

Saalax;868666 wrote: Ali Dinbil is a descendant of the royal family of Hashemite, he might have a point. If he's Hashemite, then I am his daddy.

"Somaliland house of elders reject to share Somaliland peace secret with elders from Somalia" LOL freaking ****

Atleast it's not Jamaican dancehall moves though it's close..lool

Had to spoil this moment for everybody.....

LOL...good one Blue