loool.....someone mad at Faroole.

I guess one haha was enough but I am glad too:)

^and I was gonna add 'and make explosion' to that sentence but that would just be rude:D

why inject erection into the discussion?

Start Free the King FB page..loool

There's one truth to what he said. Overwhelming majority of those who oppose Dastuurka didn't even read it.

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looool....meeshaan waa la,isku dhib qabaa.

^loool

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On sidenote, why would black person get tattoos?

Wilt Chamberlain That's some record.

lol

You ask too many questions which all seem to have obvious answers.

They say no poor man sees himself to be poor. Same thing applies to those post pics of the poorly planned, mismanaged and badly governed towns.

What will world be like if everyone was God fearing? Let him be. lool@Sheikh Isxaaq

What about pregnanct Farahs and their chicken legs

Juxa;821273 wrote: Anti marriage, anti romance hadana anti women maa keentay Btw the study waa been anaka naweydii..... Kasband still calls whether he is home or away been called many things but anti-women,no.

A government without country and country without government-how ironic.

Well, they knew democracy before Greeks did.

lol@Naxar, wax maqal dee, people of Puntland has spoken.

Carafaat is now supporting the very thing he opposed the just other day.

^Mayee gabadhahuuda ku mashquulaan lool

A study of mobile phone calls suggests that women call their spouse more than any other person. That changes as their daughters become old enough to have children, after which they become the most important person in their lives. The study has been published in the journal Scientific Reports. It also shows that men call their spouse most often for the first seven years of their relationship. They then shift their focus to other friends. The results come from an analysis of the texts of mobile phone calls of three million people. According to the study's co-author, Professor Robin Dunbar of Oxford University, UK, the investigation shows that pair-bonding is much more important to women than men. "It's the first really strong evidence that romantic relationships are driven by women," he told BBC News. But the data shows that women start to switch the preference of their best friend from about the mid-30s, and by the age of 45 a woman of a generation younger becomes the "new best friend", according to Professor Dunbar. Click