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That sh!t is crazy! 
Besides what would u need hamburgers for, silly. Was it really gruesome?dawwa9 wrote: He had some interesting stories from high ranking UN officials staying at his hotel, even Abdullahi Yusuf stayed there frequently and many other prominent Ex-TFG members. He was carrying a laptop with some awesome footage of warfare next to his hotel that nearly looked like a movie but was reality.
Yeah, it def. beats the "we're going through some rough air turbulance, please fasten your seats" and then the plan I was on shaking like crazy!!!!
I thought I was gon die, and our plane def. going to hell on account of the two gay guys sitting in front of me.
The only food items Puntland lacks are:Cinque Mtume wrote:^ now that guy understands the value of customer service.
dawwa,
has the food in puntland improved man, or is it still baasto or bariis or a new phenomenon from Hell: baasto and bariis combo. I remembered when I went there, even hamburgers and french fries was unheard of.
lol@ eating like a human being.(laughs at the direct translation in somali) How much of a stretch is it really, seeing how we have all of these goats and lamb.Cinque Mtume wrote:
I met this uncle from gaalkacyo in dubai, straight up baadiyo, and he tells me he just has to go to dubai once a year to eat like a human being, the baris basto, basto baris routine was literally driving him crazy...he said he was praying for somebody, anybody to successfully introduce kebab and shoarma to somalia.
Besides, everyone eats at a Maqaaxi in magaalada. My brother was tellin me that there were only certain times of the days that things were being served. You'd basically have to wait until the next mealtime if u want something to eat or eat on their schedule. Did it not drive you crazy? Some places in Europe are like that too, ayaan maqlay. lol.
If i had the money i would love to start my own airline especially with Emb145 jets since they can haul alot of people and land in bad runways. 
All they wanna eat is hilib ardi. Facing Zoomali. King-of-Awdal wrote:dawwa9
The chicken part is not only people from Puntland but its a Somali trait. Even in Djibouti when you want to eat a chicken, people would be like war kani badow, digaag bu dooni.
yes there is another airline by the name of star african airlines, and the funny thing is that shit makes daallo airline looks like a 5 star airline. star airline will give you a trip of a life, you know how they say when a person is about to die, their whole life flash before them, well star african airline will give to you a 5 hour documentary of your lifeWarsan_Star_Muslimah wrote:Cali_Gaab wrote:Daalo truly is a death trap, something all you forumers need to experience.
When i went back home there was no space for my luggage and was told to keep it on my lap.
Isn't there other airplanes to take?
. you will experience every emotion possible for A human being. it will make an athiest a true believer in GOD. . now this is dubia in july it is like 40 degrees outsides but banaaka baa diyaarada ka qaboobaa. my uncle look at me and said war adeer meeshu kululaa, marka aay diyaaradu kacdo ee aay qoraxda uu dhowaato, armeey na karisaa then when you though things couldnt get worse we saw african airlines the plane that was about to take us to somalia . walahay that was truely a horrific sight, dadkii baa mar uun diyaaradii ku cararay, i asked my uncle what was going and he said war soo orod kurasida waa loo tartamayaayee. then when we got to the plane, i had the shock of my life, i swear i suspected that the planes tyres were flat and the body of the plane looked like it has been put together by a tumaal (no offence intended). that is when when two of my uncles looked at each other and one of them said to the other warya heerka oo dhanii diyaaradan wada raacimayaan, kuligee miyeeynu is bimeenkarnaa and with that we left half of the family in jubuuti. during flight that the plane started to shake violently every half hour when we were flying over mountains. and that is when i looked at my uncle who was seated next to me and said adeer and he said haa. i looked at him in the face and i said for the first time in my life ee adeer i love you and he looked at me and said war waa maxaay i love you, war nagayahow nagu dhalaya xiniyaha is qabo and that is when i looked at my uncle who was seated next to me and said adeer and he said haa. i looked at him in the face and i said for the first time in my life ee adeer i love you
