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Ninyahow behave yourself horta. Murusade are noble people. Instead of criticizing other people, criticize your fellow Abgaal who are waging wars on behalf of Al ShababAyub21 wrote:now bro murusade change at night to dawaco.
ok, lett me tel you the history behead murusade changing at night from human to dawaco.Twisted_Logic wrote:Ninyahow behave yourself horta. Murusade are noble people. Instead of criticizing other people, criticize your fellow Abgaal who are waging wars on behalf of Al ShababAyub21 wrote:now bro murusade changing at night to dawaco.
Ninyahow Grow-up.Ayub21 wrote:ok, lett me tel you the history behead murusade changing at night from human to dawaco.Twisted_Logic wrote:Ninyahow behave yourself horta. Murusade are noble people. Instead of criticizing other people, criticize your fellow Abgaal who are waging wars on behalf of Al ShababAyub21 wrote:now bro murusade changing at night to dawaco.
murusade iyo abgaal ayaa is diriri yiray. murusadaha waalaga badnaay waana laga xoog badiyay.
marka abgaal waxuu ogoorsa jiray murusade xabeenkii marka murusade waxeey bilaabeen in aqaladooda cawaco noo galsheen abgaal marki oo aqalki soo galay ayu dawaco ka hortimiday markaas ayeey u bixiyeen 4 far qooble. waxeey maleeyeen in murusade oo dhan cawaco isku badalan.
marka murusade xabeenki dawaco ayuu isku badalee.
Twisted_Logic wrote:The complete poem is this:
“The wild beasts appeared and the Murúsada flung themselves upon them”
The verse refers to the widespread belief that the Murúsada were werewolves; and thus here they seem to have stolen the ferocity of the wild beasts
“Respect appeared and the Daud (wacbudhan) flung themselves upon it”
The Daud are praised for the regard that they show toward guests.
“Bad manners appeared and the Darod flung themselves upon them”
The Darod, foreign to the Hawiyya peoples, to whom the singer belonged, are mocked for their impulsive reactions.
”The purge appeared and the Hillibi Mudulood flung themselves upon it”
And finally in this verse a joke is made about the frequency with which the Hillibi have recourse to a purgative beverage (digoo) in their villages.
That's the whole poem brah.Jesteye wrote:Twisted_Logic wrote:The complete poem is this:
“The wild beasts appeared and the Murúsada flung themselves upon them”
The verse refers to the widespread belief that the Murúsada were werewolves; and thus here they seem to have stolen the ferocity of the wild beasts
“Respect appeared and the Daud (wacbudhan) flung themselves upon it”
The Daud are praised for the regard that they show toward guests.
“Bad manners appeared and the Darod flung themselves upon them”
The Darod, foreign to the Hawiyya peoples, to whom the singer belonged, are mocked for their impulsive reactions.
”The purge appeared and the Hillibi Mudulood flung themselves upon it”
And finally in this verse a joke is made about the frequency with which the Hillibi have recourse to a purgative beverage (digoo) in their villages.
Hahahahaha!
Post the whole poem.
abaker, i never visit reer ayeeyo ad night waxaa kacabsahaa in eey cawaco isku badalaanabakar20 wrote:
I see.Twisted_Logic wrote:That's the whole poem brah.Jesteye wrote:Twisted_Logic wrote:The complete poem is this:
“The wild beasts appeared and the Murúsada flung themselves upon them”
The verse refers to the widespread belief that the Murúsada were werewolves; and thus here they seem to have stolen the ferocity of the wild beasts
“Respect appeared and the Daud (wacbudhan) flung themselves upon it”
The Daud are praised for the regard that they show toward guests.
“Bad manners appeared and the Darod flung themselves upon them”
The Darod, foreign to the Hawiyya peoples, to whom the singer belonged, are mocked for their impulsive reactions.
”The purge appeared and the Hillibi Mudulood flung themselves upon it”
And finally in this verse a joke is made about the frequency with which the Hillibi have recourse to a purgative beverage (digoo) in their villages.
Hahahahaha!
Post the whole poem.
