^No one is stopping to celebrate June 26, just do at your own time and space.Isqor badinaa

^Maybe he could crush a Dominican parade since he has habit of crushing block parties celebrating "foreign" heritage

Sheekada reer waqooyi waanku rubaa mana ku rabi waaye.

^The party crushers were kicked out.Oodweyne came all the way to annoy people.

Xaaji...Odoga should let the kids enjoy web page

Ciyaal hada kaa baxsan waaye Oodweyne? Bulugley has mentally incapacitated.Even in defeat and our weakest moment, you are measuring yourself against us-pity really.

That's comedian Al Franken-can't believe he actually beat Coleman.

Hiiraan

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^In what world do you live in?

KUALA LUMPUR -- The U.S. has “American Idol.” Britain has “The X Factor.” Malaysia, one of the world`s more progressive Muslim nations, has something rather different -- a televised search for the country`s most eligible young religious leader. “Young Imam” might look familiar at first glance. Ten good-looking male contestants in sharp-looking suits are assigned to sing and complete a series of complex tasks. At the end of the show, the studio lights dim, the music drops to a whisper, and a clutch of young hopefuls step forward nervously, waiting hand-in-hand to find out who will be sent home that night. Instead of a record contract or a million-dollar prize, though, the last imam standing wins a scholarship to the al-Madinah University in Saudi Arabia, a job leading prayers at a Kuala Lumpur mosque and an expense-paid trip to Mecca to perform the Haj pilgrimage. The sole judge who decides who stays and who goes each Friday in prime-time isn`t an aging pop star or talk-show host. He`s the turban-wearing former grand mufti of Malaysia`s national mosque, Hasan Mahmood. Last week Mr. Hasan stifled a sob as he eliminated 25-year-old Sharafuddin Suaut from the show for stumbling over some of the finer points of Islamic theory. Aspiring Mullahs Show Their Stuff; Swooning Fans and a Free Trip to Mecca

Well, I will say if we put politics aside for sec, the day is worth celebrating for every Maryooley.Reer Waqooyi have shown maturity the rest of us dream about.Kudos to them. As you were

^Oodweyne budhka dhig n enjoy the day

^LoooooL Is there an objective reporter on the ground?

You and Cowke must be related

Alla hau fudideeyo xanuunka haka qaado.

LooooL@Oodweyne...We all know who's-best of luck to him and everyone in Hargeysa tomorrow,

^So, you have been reading his "how to do" books

Guys could it be Oodweyne was reminded Ina Barre and reer Gedo are May May speakers

^In light of this, I don't know how much knows about people of Bay and Bakool. I don't know if he knows Bay/Bakool is linguistic federation of all Somalis tribes in the horn including the native tribes. Oodweyne...In few years time eh...? You have been saying that as far as I could remember! Regardless, I don't think you are doing good job when your reer Abti are labelling as Somalidiid P.S. We all exhibit degree of Qabyaalad but yours run deep-cusirinimo kaweyn ma,arkin unless you are pulling our legs.

There's Tim Horton's if you go straight and then to the right soo ma,aha. That's all from Dixon. NinYaaban...Compared to American ghettos, Dixon is not really that bad.

That was unfair penalty but justice came in the form of 3rd goal.

Oodweyne..As long as Xamar Caddeey is the center of the Somali world, your version of Somalinimo will always be on the periphery.

Xiin....Waligaa geeljire besbaas ma,u doogtey indinkoo sab jooga? Oodweyne...What will prevail in this day and age won't certainly be of your version of Somalinimo.