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Somali women surprises me all the time

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DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER
Friday, April 10, 2009
Modern-day piracy is growing quickly into big business - just take a look at the booming Somali pirate port of Eyl.
Big villas and hotels are sprouting, former subsistence fishermen are driving Mercedes-Benzes and gold-digging women are showing up. So are accountants. After Somalia's civil war began in 1991, the impoverished coastal people turned to buccaneering, with huge success.
"In 2008 alone, Somali pirates made $125 million," said Michael Lee of McRoberts Maritime Security. "These guys are the wealthiest in the country. A lot of the women in Somalia are flocking to the ports to get themselves a pirate."
Money can get Somali women to go Crazy :shock: :shock:
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its not a somali women thing, its women in general thing. lay off the sisters man.
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adi iyo naago maxaa ini kalahaysta!!! :lol: :roll: :down:

ps: pirates are hot! :oops: :P :mrgreen:
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surrender wrote:

ps: pirates are hot! :oops: :P :mrgreen:
They don't all look like Johnny Depp and Orlando Bloom :lol:
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surrender,

They are just starting to look hot now :oops:
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BV:
is only matter of time, they just need good/soft hands!! :mrgreen: :up:

foxy i know!!
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Minneapolis Mayor wrote:
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER
Friday, April 10, 2009
Modern-day piracy is growing quickly into big business - just take a look at the booming Somali pirate port of Eyl.
Big villas and hotels are sprouting, former subsistence fishermen are driving Mercedes-Benzes and gold-digging women are showing up. So are accountants. After Somalia's civil war began in 1991, the impoverished coastal people turned to buccaneering, with huge success.
"In 2008 alone, Somali pirates made $125 million," said Michael Lee of McRoberts Maritime Security. "These guys are the wealthiest in the country. A lot of the women in Somalia are flocking to the ports to get themselves a pirate."
Money can get Somali women to go Crazy :shock: :shock:
Nothing more than a Western portrayal of a criminal activity as something that is romantic and paints it as Utopian. The real world is very much different. These pirates spend the money as soon as they get it, and there documented reports of ex-pirates who have taken to beggary.

It is a filthy practice that shouldn't be written in such an over-the-top romantic tone:down:
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surrender,

couple of weeks ago I was watching them on 60minutes in Australia.. me lord.. they were hideous and yet I could not get my eyes of them thinking about the money :oops:
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Minneapolis Mayor,


Weli daawo laguma helin miyaa adeer.
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Twisted_Logic wrote:
Minneapolis Mayor wrote:
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER
Friday, April 10, 2009
Modern-day piracy is growing quickly into big business - just take a look at the booming Somali pirate port of Eyl.
Big villas and hotels are sprouting, former subsistence fishermen are driving Mercedes-Benzes and gold-digging women are showing up. So are accountants. After Somalia's civil war began in 1991, the impoverished coastal people turned to buccaneering, with huge success.
"In 2008 alone, Somali pirates made $125 million," said Michael Lee of McRoberts Maritime Security. "These guys are the wealthiest in the country. A lot of the women in Somalia are flocking to the ports to get themselves a pirate."
Money can get Somali women to go Crazy :shock: :shock:
Nothing more than a Western portrayal of a criminal activity as something that is romantic and paints it as Utopian. The real world is very much different. These pirates spend the money as soon as they get it, and there documented reports of ex-pirates who have taken to beggary.

It is a filthy practice that shouldn't be written in such an over-the-top romantic tone:down:
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Foxy,

Pick of these Wacesley/Habar Gidir Pirates :P

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Armed Somali pirates guard the beach with a small speed boat in Hobyo district 540kms north east of Mogadishu. Somali pirates dominate the towns Haradhere, Hobyo and El-Hur which has forced most of the local population to flee in fear of concentrated military action from the richest nations on the world against the pirates. An increase in piracy off the Indian Ocean coast of Somalia has made these waters the most dangerous for pirate activities in the world, with 93 attacks in 2008, shipping companies say.
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:lol: :lol: :lol: @ "A lot of the women in Somalia are flocking to the ports to get themselves a pirate."

I can totally imagine that.....nothing hotter than a pirate with a merc :lol:
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Twisted_Logic wrote:Foxy,

Pick of these Wacesley/Habar Gidir Pirates :P

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Armed Somali pirates guard the beach with a small speed boat in Hobyo district 540kms north east of Mogadishu. Somali pirates dominate the towns Haradhere, Hobyo and El-Hur which has forced most of the local population to flee in fear of concentrated military action from the richest nations on the world against the pirates. An increase in piracy off the Indian Ocean coast of Somalia has made these waters the most dangerous for pirate activities in the world, with 93 attacks in 2008, shipping companies say.
Sorry Twisted :lol: those will never look hot regardless of how much money they have got :lol: :lol:

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Foxy,

You are a certified Hawiye-Hater :arrow:
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Minneapolis Mayor wrote:
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER
Friday, April 10, 2009
Modern-day piracy is growing quickly into big business - just take a look at the booming Somali pirate port of Eyl.
Big villas and hotels are sprouting, former subsistence fishermen are driving Mercedes-Benzes and gold-digging women are showing up. So are accountants. After Somalia's civil war began in 1991, the impoverished coastal people turned to buccaneering, with huge success.
"In 2008 alone, Somali pirates made $125 million," said Michael Lee of McRoberts Maritime Security. "These guys are the wealthiest in the country. A lot of the women in Somalia are flocking to the ports to get themselves a pirate."
Money can get Somali women to go Crazy :shock: :shock:
When you dont have many options, expect anything from people. Hala yaabin naagahan, abaar aa jiirto. :lol:
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