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InSomalia wrote:
@ Salool LOL wth, I'm trying to pass time, I'm not trying to change my whole life.
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How old are you?InSomalia wrote:
@ Rooble, I'm not in Mogadhisho. I'm at Garowe now.
@ Salool LOL wth, I'm trying to pass time, I'm not trying to change my whole life.
I blend in pretty well. Only when I speak, is an easy give-away.caburiye1 wrote:How can you be bored in Somalia? everything must be interesting. After so many years in the west, Everything must come as a surprise and adventure to you. The culture, the people, the women and how men are lions over there. No one actually knows where you came from. Don't believe you are different from other somalis. Just wear normal clothes and just go out. No one would care where you came from and don't tell anyone. Don't look rich. Take the bus and talk to the people. Tell them you are from Cadaado.
Praying beneath a tree? Umm okay, I will add this on to my bucket list of stuff to do which isn't actually all that long.Bleachedhime wrote:Caw/Sali intaad qaadatid geed hoostii iska jiifso and just chillax-garee~ Tusbaxna qaado aad ku tasbiixsato. Caagad biyo ahna is ag dhig haddaad doontid.
That's what I used to when I'm bored, anyway...except in barandhadayada of course. ._.
ofafrique wrote:How old are you?InSomalia wrote:
@ Rooble, I'm not in Mogadhisho. I'm at Garowe now.
@ Salool LOL wth, I'm trying to pass time, I'm not trying to change my whole life.
No, not at all.InSomalia wrote:
Too old for "dhaqan celis" if that is what you are inquiring about.
Yeah. Traveling with family & visiting some out here aswell.ofafrique wrote:No, not at all.InSomalia wrote:
Too old for "dhaqan celis" if that is what you are inquiring about.
Are you visiting family?
Had something like this in mind:InSomalia wrote:Praying beneath a tree? Umm okay, I will add this on to my bucket list of stuff to do which isn't actually all that long.Bleachedhime wrote:Caw/Sali intaad qaadatid geed hoostii iska jiifso and just chillax-garee~ Tusbaxna qaado aad ku tasbiixsato. Caagad biyo ahna is ag dhig haddaad doontid.
That's what I used to when I'm bored, anyway...except in barandhadayada of course. ._.
I've seen lots of elder guys do that with shah and the whole nine yards though.Bleachedhime wrote:
Had something like this in mind:
But praying under a tree doesn't sound like a bad idea. Do that.
You r in Garowe and you have not heard any shots yet? Now I know for certain that you are nowhere near Somalia, let alone Garowe..InSomalia wrote:@ BlackRain, What is the PIS?
This place is safe. I don't hear gunshots. I thought that was what I was supposed to hear. Someone fed me lies.
I blend in pretty well. Only when I speak, is an easy give-away.caburiye1 wrote:How can you be bored in Somalia? everything must be interesting. After so many years in the west, Everything must come as a surprise and adventure to you. The culture, the people, the women and how men are lions over there. No one actually knows where you came from. Don't believe you are different from other somalis. Just wear normal clothes and just go out. No one would care where you came from and don't tell anyone. Don't look rich. Take the bus and talk to the people. Tell them you are from Cadaado.
@Salool, xasidsanaa, I was hearing there is a malaria breakout here on the news the other day. I hope miss kaneeco doesnt come near me (reminds me I need my malaria tablets)
InSomalia wrote:I've seen lots of elder guys do that with shah and the whole nine yards though.Bleachedhime wrote:
Had something like this in mind:
But praying under a tree doesn't sound like a bad idea. Do that.
By the way what does "barandhayada" mean?
Why are you in a cramped hotel room by yourself? I'd be with family right now.InSomalia wrote:
Yeah. Traveling with family & visiting some out here aswell.
