I have two suitors for Cl and I promise they are not my cousins or clansmen.

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^Madaxa maa lagaahayaa?

You need to differentiate between political movement and an individual.I am not Al-Shabaab but I fully support their efforts and aspirations in Somalia. You don't have to a member of an organization in order to share their philosophy and general outlook on any given issue. N I'm not worried. For all you know, I could be tracking you Anyway, you are going off tangent, forget what these men wear and focus on what they do.It is in their actions that you could make persuasive argument whether be for or against them.

^Just don't post the pic on FB

don't flatter yourself sxb This is not about me and I'm not Al-Shabaab. i just find it strange they are the only 1's wearing pakistani clothes in the somali peninsula. Well, that shows they are bold and don't follow the conventional wisdom of the overwhelming Somalis. They are experimental and expressive. Don't be closed minded ninyahow.

^There seem to be new psychedelic and counter-culture movement (Q@ldaan version of course)with its charms and trapping, may be Jb is caught in the moment hence the dress

^Waraa Xaaja ninkaan Libaahe afkiisa waxaa lagahaa Zenawi baan uniikinayaa hadana wataa ragaan Al-Shabaab maryaheey xiran yihiin dabagaley (no pun intended)

^Now you speak for all Somalis and seriously what's your obsession with what these men wear? Clothes are clothes and all clothes Somalis wear are imported and were never of part of the Somali culture. Unless, you have something against South Asians, I don't know why this bothers? What are you-the fashion police?

^There must be some underground scene going on in Hargeysa that they ain't aware

Libaahe...First of all, the entire sub-continent wears shalwaar khamiis not just Pakistan. That said, doesn't matter if it's unfamiliar. It's just another style of clothes introduced into Somalia just like Western clothes and Macawis were once. So muranka badan daaye, come forward with some substantive arguments against Al-Shabaab. And what guy talks about what other gentlemen are wearing anyway-jeez man.

Originally posted by Jacaylbaro: I'm all set ,,, got the graduation dress and counting the hours. You are wearing a dress? I didn't know they were cross dressers in Hargeysa

^Macawis isn't Somali attire neither is Khamiis. You wear clothes borrowed from other cultures, you have audacity to mock others for doing the same.

^How's this different from you donning western clothes?

Those that fail to adopt, change or evolve will perish. Both Puntland and Somaliland need paradigm shift as the current status will run its natural course soon or later.

^All Qabiil names are censored per SOL rules.

LooooooL@their country claimed to be. Xaaji..horta since we are two countries, why do you come to foriegn websites or you go to Kenya and Ethiopian forums as well. LoooooooL@MMA...waa iga hormatey.

^LooooL you and your theories, no I haven't seen the show. Check this out though It's a real-life "Big Love." Winston Blackmore is the family patriarch and leader of a fundamentalist Mormon polygamist community in Bountiful, British Columbia, that includes his 20-some wives and more than 100 children . Winston, like all who practice "the principle," believes that plural marriage and siring dozens of children will help guarantee his entrance into the highest of Heavens. bigger love Talking about spreading your seed though many will screwed up in life.

I'm offended by the existence of the commonwealth games and the commonwealth of nations with the queen as ceremonial head-what way to honor a colonial power whose actions are responsible for wars even with the nations of the commonwealth. What were we talking about again?

^Does it really matter who's the mayor?

^LoooL

Koonfurians are very destructive people by nature N You are khat-crazed SOM.

Ooops-can someone move it to the general section.

Three Wives and Girlfriend all under one roof Just thinking how their kids will turn out.

Kody Brown married his first wife, Meri, 20 years ago. Three years later he married Janelle, and a year after that he married Christine. "I just fell in love. Then I fell in love again, and I fell in love again," he says in the opening episode of 'Sister Wives,' TLC's latest reality series about an excessively large family. This one is set in Utah with a polygamist twist. The Browns and their 12 children are Fundamentalist Mormons, and their faith, as Kody says, likes to "reward good behavior." Why stop with one good marriage when you could have four? (Kody is courting a fourth wife, whose assimilation into the tight-knit circle of sister wives provides the only conflict in a family that keeps reminding us how happy they are.) "I never wanted to just be married to a man," says Christine, who is pregnant with Kody's 13th child. She's glad to be his third wife because she never wanted to be alone with a husband and the third wife balances out the tension between the first two. "I always wanted sister wives," she says. "There's too many things I wanted to do, to be free for." Huff