^LoooooooooooL......I don't tease Ayeeyo but I gotta the feeling some old fool will be belly dancing soon enough to make MMA feel little ticklish. P.S. Let's not hijack the post

Yup same old tired characters along the same old fences. Could you make preemptive strike, and close the topic already P.S. I definitely would love to see Beled Weyne where good number of my folks were born.

LoooooooooooooL...so it begins.

^In good way that makes one happy dee

^My ayeeyo is freak :cool:

^That's his Guru. Castro...Isn't he Norah Jone's father? Duceysane...My invation was purely for educational purpose

Originally posted by sheherazade: so that's where I'd have to be hear more of that. It might be a much though, got a weakness for southern sounds. Or you and I could get together but I will be self-serving I'm sure there's sizable Somalis with this accent in the UK but nothing beats Xamer Caddeey.

^Another dialect of the south. I picked it up in and around Xamer.

^Adiga hal walaxlay ka fakirtaa umalayhaa

^A freezing Luuq must be in another dimension then. LoooooooooL@Cabdiyo..It works better than Ice tea

Cabdiyo- I guess you must be down under. P.S. There's cute chick in the computer too. It's cool and pleasant

^There's computer room that's considerably cooler than the rest of the place. I go through it if I need little cooling down

Cabdiyo-It's hot and humid, and the AC seems to be doing nothing. I feel like I'm in sauna.Hopefully, the weather is better in Luuq. P.S. My ayeeyo was called Cabdiyo. Don't get to hear that name anymore.

^LoooooooooooooL...That might just explain Rudy's dissatisfaction with his Xalimos. Aight ppl, you heard from the best, Castro's guide to successful marriage.

Soo dhawoow. That said my father is one in trillion. I can't say enough about him On serious note, it's foolish to blame the woman, but one shouldn't be faulted if he decides that he/she wants his own biological child. Of course, one party would be hurt in the process.

Malika-That explains his new found love for Riyaale and Co.

^LooooooooooooooL@proud secessionist. Did I miss the welcome out party. I thought the flag was still under the joodari.

^I guess it's pointless to accuse him of anything at this juncture. I believe we do share common goal of seeing Somalia united and its people at peace with each other.

^Welcome back.

^LooooooooL...I will leave it there then

HornAfrique...That you flip flop is nothing new. Here's little exchange you had with Redsea. web page . Without reading too much into, one thing is clear,your support for any entity is determined by their policy towards whatever your interests are. Obviously, any person cam't help but sympithise the people of Guriceel laakin had member of Maxaakiimta hailing from Guriceel were to pay a visit to Kismayo or Gedo, you would instantaneously be singing a diffirent tune. There goes any remorse or sympathy I might have had. web page web page Here's another glaring inconsistencies seen by Nuune and Fanisha. Here's you posting Hiiraale's after the invasion and the Court's web page Here's Castro calling on your flip floping web page I believe this an excellent leap for the TFG. As soon as they can fill the power vacuum and establish some sort of system, the faster every aspect of the capital can come under their control including the confidence of the people. web page Red response to the above post Masidan baa kuu danbaysay,waar ileen qabiil meel xun buu dadka katuuraa.Waxaa layidhi somali naarta waxay ku galayaan waa qabiil,tusaale ahaan. I could qoate million other people who saw the glaring inconsistencies.Your support depends how anyone treats your areas of interest.

^You have changed positions so many times. It's hard to guage what you actually stand for and where you stand. P.S. Tol waxuu ii taro yar. Afterall, I'm stuck here while I could have been on nice sunny beach in Somalia.

^Which side you are on now :confused: Ethios are losing grip, this is last ditch effort.

^Who do you hang out with? Ii waran Ayeeyo Geeljire....The fundraiser was partly to cover expenses for all day Somali Independence day event, it was more of family picnic day. The rest went to youth programs. The event was also meant to serve as networking opportunity for Somali professionals and collage students.

LoooooooooooL...I did thank them in person and yes they do read these pages but the topic is appreciation of those who selflessly contribute to the Somali community. Thanks DD