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Originally posted by Cara.: Pffft, Roseanne all the way! Even worse-beer guzzling belly burping redneck with love handles,git-r-done.

Originally posted by Maaddeey: ^Dhabbaha (ii fasir lee ha i dhihin ) War ninyahow ri naaskeed nuugtey ha,igu noqon/ Ciyaal Wardhiigley maa iimaleyse

^ Dhabo Inc

Another Khilaaf coalition

Gheelle.T is no script.

Here's easy one- Googaaa..wax dheer oo ri naaskeed gaarin?

story for kids

I am a big Joe Biden fan. The vice president is an indefatigable defender of U.S. interests abroad. So it pains me to say that on his recent trip to Israel, when Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu’s government rubbed his nose in some new housing plans for contested East Jerusalem, the vice president missed a chance to send a powerful public signal: He should have snapped his notebook shut, gotten right back on Air Force Two, flown home and left the following scribbled note behind: “Message from America to the Israeli government: Friends don’t let friends drive drunk. And right now, you’re driving drunk. You think you can embarrass your only true ally in the world, to satisfy some domestic political need, with no consequences? You have lost total contact with reality. Call us when you’re serious. We need to focus on building our country.” Thomas Friedman

David Axelrod went farther and called the incident "an insult". Netanyahu is between rock and hard place-to stay power he needs the hardliners (Lieberman and Co) but he also needs the Yanks, he should atleast seem like he's respecful of this "special" relationship.

^LoooooooooL..why can't post it Qabiil is central to any movement in Somali.

^That makes sense.Raamsade is the Mullah Omar of the atheist movement-with Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species in one hand and megaphone in the other, he would have converted (reasoned to death) Melbourne in days' time. Of course, insanity would follow. Women can't wear skirts below the knees and cleavage is must, men can't grow beards. churches/mosques will be converted to nightclubs and strip clubs, and evolution (the New Testament) will be taught in every class Cara..It all starts with rhetoric.Dawkins just lacks the muscle

The good old days when many things were free on the internet-a treasure chest for young teenage boys looking for free porn. Who knew people had feet fetish

Abu Maaddeey-what do you think of guubaabiyey-is it the final push?

Like the dramatic headline

Oh my God-you have become redneck. We need to send you back to LA-quick to the Geelomobile.

Things that might happen to your cousin

So, when Faroole appoints someone, he has to be cognizant and sensitive to the appointee's qabiil but when questions are raised, we have to stop "attacking" the appointee's qabiil.

^The Grand Wizard but would have been nice if he invited to the forum.

Atheists meet in Melbourne to celebrate lack of faith Melbourne skyline - file image More than 2,000 atheists from around the world are gathering in Melbourne, Australia, to celebrate their lack of religious belief. It is thought to be the world's largest gathering of atheist thinkers. They plan to issue a statement on what they say are the negative effects of religion on society. All 2,500 tickets were sold out earlier this year, but a religious gathering at the same venue in December attracted three times as many delegates. The Global Atheist Convention is bringing together scientists, philosophers, writers and comedians, says the BBC's religious affairs correspondent Christopher Landau. They will be joined by bestselling author Richard Dawkins and discuss Islam and terrorism in a session titled The Cost of Delusion. They will also hear a film proposal, exposing the amount taxpayers spend subsidising religion. There is a determination to avoid what one session calls Atheistic Fundamentalism, says our correspondent. Participants will be urged to avoid "missionary zeal" in their determination to promote their non-religious message to the world. bbc

Originally posted by Cara.: ^^Don't you know 1. Religious 2. Has a good heart 3. Does not have balwad Pick only two I get the feeling your two choices won't include "religious"talk about discriminating an entire group of people

On Somalia, UN Belated Admits Rejections of its MOU With Kenya Inner City Press Matthew Russell Lee Monday, March 15, 2010 By UNITED NATIONS, March 15 -- A UN-promoted joint Law of the Sea filing by Kenya and those Somalis the UN works with, about Somalia's offshore rights, has finally been acknowledged by the UN as rejected by the Somalia parliament. On March 12, 2010, the UN web site quietly added the notation that the "Memorandum of Understanding" about the filing, pushed by Nairobi based UN envoy Ahmedou Ould Abdallah and funded by oil drilling Norway, "has been rejected by the Parliament of the Transitional Federal Government Somalia, and is to be hence treated as non-actionable." Inner City Press has reported extensively about this controversial MOU, which despite rejection in Somalia has been defended by the UN, Ould Abdallah and Norway. Another analysis by some Inner City Press sources is below. But the UN's quiet admission that its plan for the Somali coastline was rejected by Somalis comes as the UN's Sanctions Group on Somalia is promoting its findings about widespread diversion of aid to Al Shabab. As Inner City Press reported, the Sanctions report has subject last week to a staged leak, first to the New York Times and then to wire services. Some UN correspondents reported did not appreciate the exposure of how the document was shown. But it is relevant, and should have been reported in the initial stories. Hiiraan

On Somalia, UN Belated Admits Rejections of its MOU With Kenya Inner City Press Matthew Russell Lee Monday, March 15, 2010 By UNITED NATIONS, March 15 -- A UN-promoted joint Law of the Sea filing by Kenya and those Somalis the UN works with, about Somalia's offshore rights, has finally been acknowledged by the UN as rejected by the Somalia parliament. On March 12, 2010, the UN web site quietly added the notation that the "Memorandum of Understanding" about the filing, pushed by Nairobi based UN envoy Ahmedou Ould Abdallah and funded by oil drilling Norway, "has been rejected by the Parliament of the Transitional Federal Government Somalia, and is to be hence treated as non-actionable." Inner City Press has reported extensively about this controversial MOU, which despite rejection in Somalia has been defended by the UN, Ould Abdallah and Norway. Another analysis by some Inner City Press sources is below. But the UN's quiet admission that its plan for the Somali coastline was rejected by Somalis comes as the UN's Sanctions Group on Somalia is promoting its findings about widespread diversion of aid to Al Shabab. As Inner City Press reported, the Sanctions report has subject last week to a staged leak, first to the New York Times and then to wire services. Some UN correspondents reported did not appreciate the exposure of how the document was shown. But it is relevant, and should have been reported in the initial stories. Hiiraan

It is dead for now-we shall see what other tricks is up in their sleeves. Sheikh Shariif: Is-fahamkii Badda "Lagama hadli karo.... maxaayeelay waaba la baabi'iyey"

It is dead for now-we shall see what other tricks is up in their sleeves. Sheikh Shariif: Is-fahamkii Badda "Lagama hadli karo.... maxaayeelay waaba la baabi'iyey"