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SolidCamel wrote:

SiennaEarth wrote:Too many sexist mofos on here. I'll eat to my hearts content. If a guy don't like it he can close the door on his way out

I ain't mad atcha, dude is a clown lol. Take the L in silence.

Why do I need to take an L?

SiennaEarth wrote:

SolidCamel wrote:

SiennaEarth wrote:Too many sexist mofos on here. I'll eat to my hearts content. If a guy don't like it he can close the door on his way out

I ain't mad atcha, dude is a clown lol. Take the L in silence.

Why do I need to take an L?

Not you

SolidCamel wrote:

SiennaEarth wrote:

SolidCamel wrote:
I ain't mad atcha, dude is a clown lol. Take the L in silence.

Why do I need to take an L?

Not you

Oh

GIJaamac wrote: you're talking about ? How can you blame the guy here ?
I don't even ask second plate when my friends invite me to eat dinners at their home.
And you're talking about dates here. War dadkaan ma iimaankay la'yihiin. Yaab.

Still, from Somali culture perspective, a man should not question how big the portion of the food that the girl he is dating with is? There are certain things we (men) shouldn't do. If he has concerns, he can wait it out and never see her again. There is a reason why Somalis came up the word "qorqode". It is applicable to men who counts the amount of food his family, friends, and acquaintances eat.

Anyhow, they went to a movie after the second plate, and we don't know what followed afterwards , so we shouldn't care about this foreign-dating saga. Still like the jokes tough.

LOL!


Waawareeey! You had two dates worth of meal at once?

Nin iskabuulo ah hal saxan ayu qaati billah ka taaganyahay mid kale ugu dartay

Sienna, you should have ate a light meal before heading off to the date, hada ninkisa haddu ku arko " alla tii dhuunida ahayd" ayu ku dhihi...