Somalis and airports

[Goljano Lion]

war horta waa maxey abu cumarka lasheego? it was just recently that i found what bacweyne was

Abuu cumarka waa nigis/kastuumo dheer to fend off the cold. But, apparently somalis wear it all year round.

In the warm countries you wore it instead of jeans/trousers.

Twist, Dubai waa meel yaab leh; Naago soomaaliyeed baan arkeeysaa oo dahab iska soo badiyey; barfuun iyo cadar isku soo buufiyey (A friend of mine was taken to hospital because he was allergic to some perfumes when I introduced him to some somali women) and worst of all naagihi oo dhan wejigoodu wuu cadyahay, laakin gacmahooda iyo lugahooda waa madow.

: ma bilowday xalimo bashing how long it took you waryaa goorahaasoo dhan af ku cuncunayey

[Nabeela]

Abuu cumarka waa nigis/kastuumo dheer to fend off the cold. But, apparently somalis wear it all year round.

[Lamagoodle]

Thats messed up. Well, I wear it for different reasons

I understand, but you could wear your dad's macawiis. He will be delighted and flattered that his little daughter appreciates a cultural icon

And when you marry, make sure you wear your husbands

It doesn't belong to my dad, we have some extra laying around the house if my dad finds out I use it he'd be amused I'm sure lol

As using my husband's, I think I'm gonna pass, it reeks of awkwardness.

If he find out that you are wearing his macaawis, he will be as proud as a peacock. You will be dad's little girl. Blv me.


Well, as regards wearing your husbands, time will tell. If you by any chance become a victim of jelously, wearing his macawis might be therapeutic. Or when you are in the first 3 months of pregnancy

Goljane; ummaddu waa isku diin; kala dhaqanse. Konfurta waa ka caadi

[Twist]

war horta waa maxey abu cumarka lasheego? it was just recently that i found what bacweyne was

Abuu cumarka waa nigis/kastuumo dheer to fend off the cold. But, apparently somalis wear it all year round.

In the warm countries you wore it instead of jeans/trousers.

Twist, Dubai waa meel yaab leh; Naago soomaaliyeed baan arkeeysaa oo dahab iska soo badiyey; barfuun iyo cadar isku soo buufiyey (A friend of mine was taken to hospital because he was allergic to some perfumes when I introduced him to some somali women) and worst of all naagihi oo dhan wejigoodu wuu cadyahay, laakin gacmahooda iyo lugahooda waa madow.

[accident]

Nabs, you will be surprised how many times I saw women using their husbands' macawiis as garbasaar back home because "they were walac" & wanted his scent from the macawiis.

That is beyond awkward. I would keep an eye on my woman if I saw her sniffing my macawis.

blue: I haven't worn open toe shoes like that since I last went for Umra. I loved it so much.

[1nemansquad]

horta he is right to some extent, Somali women could use a little moderation when dressing up ninyow; they go all out with the dahab and catar

[Lamagoodle]

war horta waa maxey abu cumarka lasheego? it was just recently that i found what bacweyne was

Abuu cumarka waa nigis/kastuumo dheer to fend off the cold. But, apparently somalis wear it all year round.
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LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

Comment of the night.

Lilaahiya, do you wear it? When I came to Europe for the first time, I used to wear two pairs of jeans to avoid frost bite

[Nabeela]

Nabs, you will be surprised how many times I saw women using their husbands' macawiis as garbasaar back home because "they were walac" & wanted his scent from the macawiis.

I got one word for that: AWKWARD.

[accident]

horta he is right to some extent, Somali women could use a little moderation when dressing up ninyow; they go all out with the dahab and catar

That's what I like about them.

[Lamagoodle]

horta he is right to some extent, Somali women could use a little moderation when dressing up ninyow; they go all out with the dahab and catar

That's what I like about them.

I must admit that I love the secnet of the uunsi; It is a kind of mating scent.

Somali women don't wear cadar and perfume in moderation. The usage of these three scents is resulting in families being evicted in Europe.

[Twist]

Nabs, you will be surprised how many times I saw women using their husbands' macawiis as garbasaar back home because "they were walac" & wanted his scent from the macawiis.

I got one word for that: AWKWARD.

No, it aint. Put it this way: now you use macawiis some nights. Markaad soo xareysato mid kugu fadhiista (in other words, a husband) & you become walac may be to his smell then you've got the whole picture. When he's away from you you'll put on his macawiis as a garbasaar & sniff it like maxaa kaa galay!

[Lamagoodle]

Nabs, you will be surprised how many times I saw women using their husbands' macawiis as garbasaar back home because "they were walac" & wanted his scent from the macawiis.

I got one word for that: AWKWARD.

No, it aint. Put it this way: now you use macawiis some nights. Markaad soo xareysato mid kugu fadhiista (in other words, a husband) & you become walac may be to his smell then you've got the whole picture. When he's away from you you'll put on his macawiis as a garbasaar & sniff it like maxaa kaa galay!

Maybe Nabeela does not understand WALAC which is what women go through during the 16 weeks of pregnancy.

[Nabeela]

Nabs, you will be surprised how many times I saw women using their husbands' macawiis as garbasaar back home because "they were walac" & wanted his scent from the macawiis.

I got one word for that: AWKWARD.

No, it aint. Put it this way: now you use macawiis some nights. Markaad soo xareysato mid kugu fadhiista (in other words, a husband) & you become walac may be to his smell then you've got the whole picture. When he's away from you you'll put on his macawiis as a garbasaar & sniff it like maxaa kaa galay!

LOL horta wax jini maxaad uga hadashaa, kulahaa sniff it like maxaa ka galay

[accident]

Nabs, you will be surprised how many times I saw women using their husbands' macawiis as garbasaar back home because "they were walac" & wanted his scent from the macawiis.

I got one word for that: AWKWARD.

No, it aint. Put it this way: now you use macawiis some nights. Markaad soo xareysato mid kugu fadhiista (in other words, a husband) & you become walac may be to his smell then you've got the whole picture. When he's away from you you'll put on his macawiis as a garbasaar & sniff it like maxaa kaa galay!

That is beyond awkward.

[Twist]

@ Lam: Fad ama ha fadin dheh, waala fadsiin. She'll understand it by force marka la kala tuuro.

@Nabs: All my life I was surrounded with shaxaaris so I can't help but use that language.

@accident: There was a 50 50 chance she didn't see it & here you're rubbing it in her face.