Maybe this is metaphor of new scramble for Africa?

^Aamin.

Buenos dias.Como esta' tu? Fruitas amarillas...hmmm I just realized I put the word "rojo" before fruitas.Adjectives usually come after the object being described. Spanish grammer is interesting. But I hate everything has to be male or female. I keep confusing the word "ele"withwith "la" and "los" with "las".

^The establishment of naval force and serious re-allocation of meager resources does not warrant parliamentary discussion-at the very least, the parliament must have hand in the budgetary process, otherwise what kind shop is Sharif running?

^

Labadiina waad isku xiiqsanteyn over things you LITERALLY have no control over.

^Not funny

^Ilbaxnimoyo is subjective but I do know coat isn't just to keep yourself warm

Originally posted by Haatu: ^^^ Has muriidi changed his name or something? Che that doesn't make sense Zack understood it and replied emphatically

^Good night. Juxa..Are you saying we don't have sense of fashion?

Economic embargo.....? Business is business!

^Alxamdililah Indeed. Geeljire sijiu ana majirey-coat coat kulahaa.

^LooooL...Come on, family is lovable most of the time. I go to the ones that are usually happy to see me and don't give me grief about not calling or visiting. This is usually mom not that I don't visit mom.The good thing is mom's home is the central-so usually see people there. Cara...Not that I'm aware of. I was watching this story cojoined twins on TLC. They were going through surgery. These were young girls but they also shown two older men who were not and will never seperated. I imagine they gotta go some day. Hi Lily

^No, they compliment each other-the open window let's in fresh air and the fan circulates that fresh air. Ii waran?

Juxa..Well Saturday was rainy but warm-good time to visit relatives and Sunday was very pleasant but I spent most of the day helping someone move. N last night, I slep with window open and fan on. This weather is screwing us. Luckly, we rarely have cold rains.

Juxa...Waa yaheey ma feydaa apart the fax thingy. How was ur weekend? P.S. I did say morning folks though I followed it with depressing scenerio. Hello Faraax iyo Ironik.

Joining the queen's council eh...

^Namaste

Los ninos esto saldanta. El galto es negra. Seeker es commiendo rojo fruta A coche es blanco, so far today

Morning folks. Imagine being cojioned twin and having your twin die while they are still joined together.

Good start!

^That was not for you but as you were.

^You miss the whole point as it regards to Duke and Sabriye or the supporters of the TFG and Puntland

N someone was saying others were obsessed with lalaland.

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