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[quote="PosH"]All I know is my forefather came on boat to the northern coast of Somalia, saw some ungodly creatures ( Hawiyes), climbed on top of a tree and refused to come down until he could use the backs of two Irir tribalchiefs as a stepping-stone. Suffice to say, his descendants haven't gotten off their backs ever since. :][/quote]

Damn LOL

[quote="PosH"]All I know is my forefather came on boat to the northern coast of Somalia, saw some ungodly creatures ( Hawiyes), climbed on top of a tree and refused to come down until he could use the backs of two Irir tribalchiefs as a stepping-stone. Suffice to say, his descendants haven't gotten off their backs ever since. :][/quote]

I am very familiar with the event you speak of...is it not you're forfarther that came to somalia on a flying carpet from Arabia LOOOOL

[quote="biko"]conspiracy theory or fact?

rumour has it that somalis are the missing link.

thats right people am talking about furcoon ee odeygu qolomu aha?


isnt it funny that egypt and ethiopian history can go back thousand years and yet somali history get stuck in a mud after 600 years?

recently people have found graves where the skeletons still had golds on them. and that was in puntland or somaliland am not sure.


there was also a programme about how somalis are the fathers of all...looool


so whats your take and odeygi furcoon qolomu aha?

if i had to take a guess, i would say either Suldan Cidagale bu aha...or odey Abgaal ah!

mise axmaqnimada wuxu aha HJ mise Dhulos.

lol[/quote]

From Garaad Dhidhin I count over 800 yrs.

[quote="PosH"]All I know is my forefather came on boat to the northern coast of Somalia, saw some ungodly creatures ( Hawiyes), climbed on top of a tree and refused to come down until he could use the backs of two Irir tribalchiefs as a stepping-stone. Suffice to say, his descendants haven't gotten off their backs ever since. :][/quote]

loool, I heard that too....looooooooooooool.

[quote="Gifted"][quote="PosH"]All I know is my forefather came on boat to the northern coast of Somalia, saw some ungodly creatures ( Hawiyes), climbed on top of a tree and refused to come down until he could use the backs of two Irir tribalchiefs as a stepping-stone. Suffice to say, his descendants haven't gotten off their backs ever since. :][/quote]

I am very familiar with the event you speak of...is it not you're forfarther that came to somalia on a flying carpet from Arabia LOOOOL[/quote]


No, he came on a boat, but he had a magical piece of meat. Whenever he'd finish the hilib down to it's bare bone, it would magically reappear. lol

Somalis history begins 1000 years after christ and ended in 1991

Somalis Tribes all came From diffrent sides of the world so wa dad meel la isku waddo keenay

and u can see it waligood wax kuma heshiyaan

[quote="PosH"]All I know is my forefather came on boat to the northern coast of Somalia, saw some ungodly creatures ( Hawiyes), climbed on top of a tree and refused to come down until he could use the backs of two Irir tribalchiefs as a stepping-stone. Suffice to say, his descendants haven't gotten off their backs ever since. :][/quote]
lol inader dadka isa daa.
doesn't matter where we came from now
hada we're in the same boat.

The ancestor of all the somalis : http://www.beegewelborn.com/swillstuff/witchdoctor.jpg
There are you Happy, I didnt want to show you but you left me no choice.

I'm just retelling the story of my magical history.

PosH, I hear he was a great butcher back in Yemen..but was unfortunately sacked :( loooool...My forfathers on the hand had a magic lamp.

[quote="PosH"]
No, he came on a boat, but he had a magical piece of meat. Whenever he'd finish the hilib down to it's bare bone, it would magically reappear. lol[/quote]


looooooooooooool, that's magic indeed..no wonder they couldn't refuse him,,,he had magic...looooool

[quote="The_Emperior5"]Somalis history begins 1000 years after christ and ended in 1991

Somalis Tribes all came From diffrent sides of the world so wa dad meel la isku waddo keenay

and u can see it waligood wax kuma heshiyaan[/quote]

Yes Somalitized Somalis (Irir(both Hawiye and Dir)) are remanants of the Oromos who have been Somalitized.

[quote="neocon_2007"][quote="The_Emperior5"]Somalis history begins 1000 years after christ and ended in 1991

Somalis Tribes all came From diffrent sides of the world so wa dad meel la isku waddo keenay

and u can see it waligood wax kuma heshiyaan[/quote]

Yes Somalitized Somalis (Irir(both Hawiye and Dir)) are remanants of the Oromos who have been Somalitized.[/quote]


what ever u say dude if hawiyes where are brothers we would save them from the habshis kamanu ka goosanen

laakin ur jabarti fahmii maysiid

[quote="Gifted"]PosH, I hear he was a great butcher back in Yemen..but was unfortunately sacked :( loooool...My forfathers on the hand had a magic lamp.[/quote]


No, no, he was a prince and an adventurous man. He took a boat, not knowing where it'd take him, and ended up in Somalia. He was also a sorcerer. That's why the province of Bari is the center of witchcraft and wizardry in Somalia. We got it from our papa.

[quote="PosH"]I'm just retelling the story of my magical history.[/quote]
some history better left untouch walal.