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and some others for the need of is faanis and is buufis to help quell the insecurity.

Interesting
I don't look very somali at all, when I am among somalis I don't know very well they always assume I am reer xamar / barwani or mixed in some way, so there have been a few akward moments when someone has dissed my qabiil.. This seems to happen only to me not to my friends and my brothers either
Nowadays If I sense a conversation is leaning toward qabiil I jump in and say I am a somalilander I aint wasting my time and energy arguing with ignorant people. What I have learnt is somalis are hypocrites, if they know what you are they would never diss your tribe to your face.

after having said that ..do you feel prittier now?

Here is a funny story that happen to me way back in 1996.this mejeerteen girl assumed that i was the same qabiil as her.. and i always kept my qabiil secret,

after one meeting to another ,,she gave me free pu$$y and she was way too good in the bed, but after while she found out that i was'nt mejeerten that was the last time i saw her.

Brother you was obviously wack. Otherwise after hearing the truth, she wouldn't have wanted to believe anything else. Trsut me i know.

[quote="Dr.Galbeyte."]after having said that ..do you feel prittier now? [/quote]

Do you want my attention I'm not that girl at the train station. Have the guts to talk to her next time

when i meet somali strangers and they ask me about my qabiil sometimes just for fun i lie, i told this old guy once i was ogaden and he offered me his daughter, wtf

Ouch. Aliyah abaayo i was just kiddin with you.. BTW.. i did speak to her.. but not with her. if you get my drift.

I think she didnt hear me as she seem to have earphones on.

i dont mind if someone asked me my qabiil but the thing that bothers me was that she assumed that i was mejeerteen.

[quote="Diyeeshaha_Tolka"]i dont mind if someone asked me my qabiil but the thing that bothers me was that she assumed that i was mejeerteen.[/quote]


how can someone assume you are mj? like we look distinguished from other somalis or have a special accent

^isn't that what you've been chanting all these months.

"We are best , the most beautiful, the extra ordinary" ... now its we are finally back down to earth?

pathetic.

[quote="cabdallah252"][quote="Diyeeshaha_Tolka"]i dont mind if someone asked me my qabiil but the thing that bothers me was that she assumed that i was mejeerteen.[/quote]


how can someone assume you are mj? like we look distinguished from other somalis or have a special accent [/quote]

dont know why this mj girl thought i was mejeerteen ,and i dont have mj accent as i m from xamar, but i didn't want to disappoint her..waxaan u wada sheekada sida ay ayada u rabto,,until i got what i wanted after that i didn't care if she will find out or not

[quote="Dr.Galbeyte."]^isn't that what you've been chanting all these months.

"We are best , the most beautiful, the extra ordinary" ... now its we are finally back down to earth?

pathetic.[/quote]

i never said a thing about looks you morron

most somalis look the same except for a few bantu-fied qabiils

Good topic Gifted.
alhamdullilah i live where somalis are very small community.
dadka wey is yaqanan.
i never have met some one asks me my qabil.
all i hear is waryaa ina aya tahay.
means what's your father's name.
once an o shego wa la i yaqan.
tafasel la igama rabo.
and also once i say it dadka say mashallah.
i always receive good feedback never negative experience.

[quote="hyperactive"]Good topic Gifted.
alhamdullilah i live where somalis are very small community.
dadka wey is yaqanan.
i never have met some one asks me my qabil.
all i hear is waryaa ina aya tahay.
means what's your father's name.
once an o shego wa la i yaqan.
tafasel la igama rabo.
and also once i say it dadka say mashallah.
i always receive good feedback never negative experience.[/quote]


Let me talk like Kambuli ...i know your family Adeer Masha Allah