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Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 10:13 am
by Kamal35
Laughing Laughing Laughing Basra: That was fantastic!!! Laughing Laughing Laughing Excellent writing and really brilliant story. I want to wear one of those orange overalls that wear the Guantánamo prisoners or the prisoners the insurgents take to behead them!!! I'm dying for a orange overall in the height of the fashion!!!

Thanks for including me in the story and for being my saviour Laughing Laughing

I can't wait for the story to be continued...

Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 10:26 am
by Basra-
Kamal@lol


Calm down! Laughing Laughing Laughing


Well i am very glad u enjoyed it. Will post the rest soon----that is --after the weekend. Rolling Eyes Laughing Laughing

Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 10:31 am
by AbdiWahab252
Word of the meeting had spread all over the Mogadishu metropolis. The city was a buzz in rumors of an impending showdown. The following afternoon, AbdiWahab went down to his office at the AW Towers building to covene a press conference. Over 7 radio stations and an assortment of journalists were gathered to listen to his announcement. The meeting was being broadcast live on AWTv, HornAfrik, and Al Jazeera.

"Assalam Aleykum. Bismillahi Rahmani Rahim, my fellow citizens we have experienced a lot of strife and conflict over the many years since the Great Revolution of 1991. Our enemies have always used qabiil to divide us along different qabiil based factional groups. Today a new threat looms over the City of Mogadishu. A new enemy has risen its ugly head over our fair city. The enemy claim to be wadaads. They wave the Holy Quran in one hand as they steal, rape and murder with the other. This group has been behind the assasination of our intellectuals, artists, and celeberities. The enemy, Mudane and Marwo, seeks to destroy our Somali culture, our way of life, and turn us into another Afghanistan. Do you wish to live under a tryannical regime lead by the maniacal Aiman Beenlaawe, a crafty Yemeni ? Or wish to lose your freedom to watch the WORLD CUP finals, listen to music or even do siiyaaro for your dead ? If not, join me and the Alliance to confront this blight on the Somali nation. Our victory is a victory for your freedom to be Somali. "

TO BE CONTINUED

Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 10:40 am
by kambuli
Can I compete with you you when it comes to filth and Nijaas?

No way.... That is your home...You have been calling people names on this forum for years and years..... You are the expert of name calling...


Acuudu Bilaah, qofkii kugu deyda ayaaba kaa liita... Wax iskuma fasho...

Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 10:54 am
by Basra-
AbdiWahab@lol


Good build up. But i have an objection--please stop portraying Sheikh Aiman in a wrong way. I am his secretary in Muttawah battle u know-- he is not so bad.Otherwise the story is building momentum. Laughing Laughing Laughing




Kambuli walaal-- maa igaa xiishootid? Confused Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad

Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 11:02 am
by michael_ital
Basra

Wll written and uniques. It represents a radical departure from your usual marriage-themed drivel. Laughing Laughing

Abdi

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Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 11:10 am
by Basra-
[quote="michael_ital"]Basra

Wll written and uniques. It represents a radical departure from your usual marriage-themed drivel. Laughing Laughing

:[/quote]


Marriage themed drivel?? How dare you! Laughing Laughing Laughing


I like my marriage theme drivels-- they are sweet, nuptual & very endearing-- its the best comedy.As your favorite poet Byron....wrote



'A comedy play ends with a marriage-- & a tragedy play ends with a death! '

Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing

Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 11:13 am
by michael_ital
It's fine, but not so often. But to reiterate what Byron wrote, a"comedy play ends with marriage..." No mention of a "marriage play. Laughing Laughing

Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 11:14 am
by Basra-
Ok whatever Mikey... Rolling Eyes ...but u got my point right???


a"comedy play ends with marriage' which emphasizes the institution of marriage as a prodigious comedy! Laughing Laughing Laughing

Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 11:17 am
by michael_ital
Yes, My Dear Basra. I got your point. Smile

a"comedy play ends with marriage' which emphasizes the institution of marriage as a prodigious comedy!

Indeed, but oft times a dull one! Very Happy Laughing Laughing

Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 12:17 pm
by Aiman
""After inquiring to what happened to the dead moderators, Aiman informed me that they resisted & Sheikh Beard did his dutiful job.When asked what happened to the forumers, Aiman shared that the little insignificant none popular forumers were sent to Dhuksi to learn more diin,the atheists like Galol & Avowedly agnostic escaped to Israel for safety purpose.Mad Mac was shipped off to Mexico where he was forbidden not to dance to Salsa since he was terribly bad in that.""


Laughing THat's what happen when you resist the Muttawaciin.

Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 1:49 pm
by AbdiWahab252
"I will now take any questions."

A light skinned, 5ft8 woman wearing a segsi n halal outfit (tight pants/hijaab) stood up. "Basra Elmi Boodheri, Wuuqoyi Inquirer. Mudane AbdiWahab, is it true that your organization has been receiving funds from MADMAC and the gaalo ?" she asked.

"Absolutely, not true. The Alliance has enough financial resources at its disposal" said AbdiWahab.

"How do you explain the recent increase of flights at the El Baraaf Airport ? Many cadaan have been spotted in that vicinity. " piped a dwarf of a man with who was wearing a bright orange sweater and worn out plaid shorts which exposed his spaghetti legs. Upon closer examination, it was none other than Uncle Bin.

"Who are you ? Please identify yourself ?"

"UncleBin, Bunaniland News." replied UncleBin who seemed to be shocked about being asked to identify himself. Thoughts ran through his bidaar heard. "Was it true that the Hawiye ate people like him ? Why did I have to do that expose on the toxic dumping in Iskushuuban ? God, if you deliver me back to Bunaniland, I promise to be a good Muslim.

"Those are baseless allegations. El-Baraaf Airport is used by many international aid agencies and the cadaan people you were refering to were members of the International Banana Farmers Assocation who were attending their annual symposium at the SomaliWeyn Banana Farms. I hope that the Bunaniland media does more research before reporting false news reports."

The question and answer session continued for another 30 minutes. AbdiWahab thanked the members of the media for attending the press conference and proceeded to make his way to his office.

"AbdiWahab ! Sir ! " yelled Basra as AbdiWahab walked away surrounded by this 10 man security detail.

"Yes ! Hmm... I forgot your name." he replied.

TO BE CONTINUED

Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 1:54 pm
by Kamal35
Hey, Abdi: I want to be in that story too! Me journalist! International press.

Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 2:00 pm
by Basra-
'Thoughts ran through his bidaar head' Laughing Laughing Laughing



Abdi-- that was hilarious! U know i always imagined Unclebin has having bidaar! The Cumar maxmoods are majority short bidaar men! Laughing Laughing Laughing



Good work Abdi! Impressive i have to say-- we should do a duo writing one of these days! And yes please incluse the Spanish Journalist. Laughing Laughing Laughing

Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 2:17 pm
by AbdiWahab252
"Basra Elmi Boodheri is my name."

"Ah, Basra. How may I be of assistance ? "

"Mr. AbdiWahab." she asked.

"No, call me Abdi, my dear." smiled AbdiWahab.

"Abdi, I wanted to see if you would be willing to help a friend of mine. He is a photojournalist for El-Mundo and will be arriving later on this afternoon at El Baraaf Airport from Nairobi. His name is Kamal Juan Carlos Ferrera. Could you please do an interview with him ?" replied Basra. She bit her lip as Abdi paused to answer her question.

Abdi could not resist Basra. There was something that he found attractive about her. Was it her wit, or her beautiful smile ? "Basra Cadeey, for you my dear, I will do it. But promise me that you promise that you present the Alliance in a positive light !" said Abdi.

"Thank you so much, Sir AbdiWahab, oh... I mean Abdi." she replied. Basra was estatic that she was able to secure Kamal Juan Carlos Ferrera an interview. She had always fantasized about this Enrique Igelesias of a Spaniard. Would this please Kamal who in turn may come to see how much she cared for him ?

"Make sure your friend and you come to my house for dinner tonight. I will send a driver to fetch you." said Abdi. He bid Basra farewell.