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Voltage & Lord Byron.

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Voltage: A woody allen look alike character-with a small frame, possibly wearing spectacles. By all account an intriueging nationalist who will die defending the name of Marehaan. Successionist to the bone. What is so fascianating about him? I guess, for me it is his meek, gentle demeanor. He is easily shocked, large glaring eyes that are used to being 'Alert' all the time. He loves to read about the history or somalia and its diaspora, no doubt envisioning a day he will follow the footstep of his adeer and hero: Afweyne.

Voltage is a traveler-- he possibly owns somalinet website which affords him all this extra cash to go about the world and make his observations. To me - he reminds me of the grand and traveler 18th century poet Lord Byron. Both have this childhood trauma that shaped who they are. Both are proned to moody episodic, both r crafty- Lord Byron in poetry and Voltage in multi-personality with various usernames. The ability to maintain many usernames with separate complex distinct characteristics without detection.

Indeed they are a marvel of some sort. Lord byron was very interested in History as well in his time- (1788-1824) He read about greece, babylon, egypt and turkey- in which he visited all places. Byron was rumored a bisexual---although Vo--is certifiably an asexual-- :roll: ... i could be wrong, and wouldn't mind elevating him into the bisexual status. It is said--moody, manic personalities have high sex drive-(hallow nabs aka ms nalia)-- byron certainly sexually crazy. I would not be surprised Voltage is the same.

To end this comparison and semi-biography i will finish with one of Byrons poems which explains best.....of these tempetuous souls separated by centuryy.....

These lips are mute, these eyes are dry;
But in my breast and in my brain,
Awake the pangs that pass not by,
The thought that ne'er shall sleep again.
My soul nor deigns nor dares complain,
Though grief and passion there rebel;
I only know we loved in vain -
I only feel - Farewell! - Farewell! :heart: :heart: :heart: :heart: :kiss:
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Re: Voltage & Lord Byron.

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abdiwahab aka Vo---u can respond as well. :roll:



ms nalia stay away... :twisted:
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Re: Voltage & Lord Byron.

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LOL :lol: :lol: :lol: @Voltage: A woody allen look alike character

I didn't get past that i was laughing so hard.. masterpiece Basra, a spark of genius, hit the nail on the head... Barvo Bravo :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Voltage & Lord Byron.

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I was enjoying it until I got to "aka Abdiwahab". Lady Basra, to what do I owe this attention and where is Qansa for that matter. :lol:
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Re: Voltage & Lord Byron.

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PO@Looool u soooo cute. Thank u! *bowing my gown in an aristocratic manner* 8-)




Vo@Loooooooooooooooool



I love it when u call me Lady Basra. Do u know that Lord Byron had a stalker --her name was Lady Carolyn. They were both aristocratic, she was sort of a tom boy who was a passion being. In fact--- u have inspired just right now-- to jot down a short 18th century love story between Lord Voltage and Lady Basra.I Will parallel the story with that of Lord byron and Lady Carolyn. :clap:



1809 London, UK


Lady Basra visited her beloved friend--Lady Kambuli---to gather some gossip as usual. The lives of these aristocractic women revolved in nothing but idleness and gossip mongering orgy. Lady Kambuli was a kibir badaan lady hailing from the noble Majeerten qabil. She is an elderly distant royal cousin of the mj Sultan lineage. Lady was an upstart and upcoming young maiden of very high education and undisputed beauty. She was also the daughter of a very old knighted noble Habar yonise clan that could be dated to Sheikh Isaaq in the 14th century. Lady Basra embraced with Lady K.---affectionately as always--- and sat themselves in the palour catching up with gossip.



" My dear Lady B. your beauty is booming quite agreeably with the spring. I must say the two of you are quite the sparkle.Who knows what will spring out!" :clap:


"Oh Lady K. you are quite kind, i cannot terribly disagree with you on the account of my beauty, but i will try to attempt to giggle under my baabis with some effort of modesty. 8-) Now please enough with this talk--- i know you are upto no good. Whenever you praise my beauty with dashing language, i know u are upto nothing good. Now tell me, what gossip do you have for me? What is hot in the spring i have to know, otherwise i will die with boredom? :cry: I am terribly bored" :roll: Lady B spoke as she gave the servants behind her nasty stare, signaling them to leave the room.



" Nayaa Ms nalia---get out of here. Go to the kitchen, and make us some lemonade ---tafadhlaan" Lady K screamed at the meek,short plumb servant.



Lady K quickly faced Lady B back and began to whisper in quitely. The whispering went so long that by the time ms nalia the servant returned with lemonade---it was past 14 minutes at least. Lady B was abit affected, her forehead sweating, her tight bossom hardly breathing in that Victorian Cossette tightness and the news that were penetrating her mind and soul.She waited till ms nalia to leave when she spoke loud.


"Lord Voltage is in town?? :shock: That charming, passionate rumored handsome poet of our times?? Have you met him?" Lady B asked with orgasmic curiousity and noise.



"Yes i have. I received him in my mansion here, come last evening. By all account, he appeared fantastically dressed. He was dressed in a foreign attire, i believe middle eastern long red, gold sparkly coat. He just arrived from port--he has visited, Greece, Turkey and i believe the islands---u know----Jamaica" :roll: Lady K said so casually not noticing the immense orgasm the information was causing her bereft, in love friend. she begged Lady K to conitinue with her eyes.

"jamaica? Whispered Lady B to herself. Oh thank god the adoons and malaria did not kill him. Oh what a relief. :roll:


" I must say-- i was disappointed, that he did not recite any poem, but he did promise to write me one, and will be here tonite. I have invited him for dinner. And of course you are inviited too my dear" :mrgreen:


Lady Basra---inexplicably began to fart sporadicly, the news was so intoxicatingly agreeable and delicious, that she could not control, her nerves, her tears and evidently her farts have gone haywire. The fartness was painful to indure, as it was An absolute violation of the decorumness of her ladylike demeanor. Thank god Lady K did not hear the F's noise though, she is partially deaf from constant listening to loud fananiin songs--.especially ali samatar, her beloved ancient ina adeer. :|



"Lady B-- are you ok? You look flustered! Your cheeks are shedding immense redness. My God-- are you okey? Nayaa Ms nalia----Nayaa bring me some Hankerchief please. Na so orood. :x Screamed Lady K.



'No---No its not necessary. Ms nalia stay away, i am fine." Lady B screamed back.


Lady B drunk her lemonade, and finaly found fortitude to compose herself. She began to be herself pretty soon, her intelligent self began to inquire for more information.


"My dearest Lady K, i do appreciate you inviting me. I have so many questions to ask, i cannot decide where to start. I am totally beside myself. I have read many of his poems, and i feel like i know this man. "


' Well my dearest.....lady i will tell you right now, he is very sensible and sensitive. His voice alone becons one fair maiden to shut up and just listen to his melodic ectasy"


"Lady K forget about his voice. Is HE handsome? What are his features?? I have not seen any paintings of him. I have heard him described as tolerably not short.Which is not saying much. :x I have also heard him have pleasant countenance. Again what the F does that mean? Ooops i beg your pardon, i did not mean to curse so unlady like. 8-) His lips are the most consistently described,which i suspect is the most true feature. I believe i heard they described full, both the upper lip and the lower. Full red lucious lips that are tight lipped from lack of smiling or pauting all the time. An appropriate lips for a melancholy sufferer poet."



Lady K interrups Lady B


"my dear--an always mad tight up lips should not be encouraged or mistaken for positive handsome features" :shock:



I know , i know-- i am sorry-- but i do think you cannot understand, as you are not our generation.OR understand wounded suffering poets for that matter. :roll: Those tight lips bespeaks --his expensive smiles and laughs. He is not a pransy who laughs and smiles for everybody. He smiles and laughs when he feels it appropriate and most called for. I think it is romantic. I believe he will smile to me when he sees me." :oops: :mrgreen:


Lady B.....spoke with her eyes----gazing at the ceiling----obviously envisining the moment of meeting. Lady K starred at her friend with some conflicted opinion. Not sure whether she should beat the sh!t out of Lady B or simply and benevolently hug her for suppprt? :roll: She thought her friend capitally silly and ridiculous, but of course she could not really say it aloud. It will be rude and inhospitable. Instead she smiled obligingly and quickly checked her smile --remembering the speech her friend just gave of ready,excessive, unnecessary smiles. She dutifully pretended to frawn and help her friend to rise up and escort her to the door---so she may go and get ready for the dinner tonight. It will be such a lovely interesting meeting she thought. She could almost envision the accolade she would receive in the aristocratic circle. She will get the CREDIT of bringing to fruition, the most illustrious wedding of the century. Lord Voltage - the famed poet-- and Lady Basra--- the reknown shameless novelist of the comedy victorian age.As they were exiting Lady B was very thankful and appreciative her elapsed gas was not detected. And she was thankful as well that Lady k's nose malfunctioning as well. She was capitally excited that tonight, she will meet the man of her dreamS! :clap: :clap: :clap:
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Re: Voltage & Lord Byron.

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Voltage wrote:I was enjoying it until I got to "aka Abdiwahab". Lady Basra, to what do I owe this attention and where is Qansa for that matter. :lol:
Enjoying? hardly! :lol:

Your friend Basra turned on you!
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Re: Voltage & Lord Byron.

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Basra, has a crush on Voltage. :clap:
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Dhaga and Nabs u two are really naughty bunch. :clap: :clap:
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Basra- wrote:Dhaga and Nabs u two are really naughty bunch. :clap: :clap:
Alla duqdan aa camal siiya :shock: eedo do something with your sad life, like jumping on a treadmill :up:
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Re: Voltage & Lord Byron.

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Lady Basra, with the utmost care and sincere regard , I must say I cannot and will not encourage this fantasy of yours. You Lady Basra exalt in gossip and the daily functions of woman folk's negative constitutions which is something I detest and shall shield from the genotype of my future offspring. I must thank you for the interest however.

Of course I shall naturally continue to admire your more positive attributes and great propensity to keep me supremely entertained, intellectually of course. :rose:
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Re: Voltage & Lord Byron.

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Dhaga Bacayl wrote:
Voltage wrote:I was enjoying it until I got to "aka Abdiwahab". Lady Basra, to what do I owe this attention and where is Qansa for that matter. :lol:
Enjoying? hardly! :lol:

Your friend Basra turned on you!
It something you can't understand. It is above your thinking level. :lol:
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lolVo----how gentleman like manners. Are you rejecting me aristocratically??? :clap: :clap:




The night of the dinner. Lady B purposely decided to be late. Her grande entrace was certainly a big deal for her. But meanwheile Lady K , the hostess was impatient and worried. She thought her plans would be in danger. Finally, after many frantic worries and whispering in the dinner crowd table-- the door bell rang. In came Lady Basra-- in an amazing all white gown, dress that almost looked like a wedding dress. A little bit weird, but nothing is uncalculated and weird about Lady B. (as some wise forumer once uttered about Lady B. I forget who it was. lol)


Lady K and Lady B entered the dinning room hand in hand,---suddenly the entire room was quite. All the whispers and talks haulted in a freeze.


"Ladies and Gentlemen, allow me to introduce Lady Basra---- she is ---my close friend, no actually my best friend. Although she not majeerten as i wished her to be and everyone i love to be-- she is inaa habar yonis."


Everyone stood up, smiled at Lady k, somewhat disgusted-- as there was no one who really admired or liked the mjs. Their big mouth and excessive faniis was a breeding for hostility. Everyone stood up except a little thin, sickly man of no height all. He was certainly a little man---by frame-but possed a presence of prominence and nassabniimo. He had a long nose, very large eyes, but wore glasses. His full lips were extraordinary. His teeth all white and amazing when a smile parts the lips and exposes the whiteness. Lady B quicly walked the furthest to the corner of the table to shake his hands.



"How do you do sir. I mean your lordship. It is sooo nice to meet you finally"



She extrended her hand, ready to be gently kissed.

The aristocratic Lord Voltage Marehaan refused to kiss her hand. He looked at her from head to toe, played with his tongue under his teeth, as if he was an unrefined hooligan with no aristocratic bloood. Basra excuse that offense as she figured the foreign land visiting must have exposed him to this indecorumness.



"Lord Vo--- do you not see my hand"?


" Cough Cough---Coughed Lord Vo ---- i do see your small--- pale---hands. Very amusing and worth of your noble birth--but i am just recovered of a cold i caught in the indies. "



Lord Vo---seated himself down, totally ignoring her---something not surprising as ---the famous poet was known to be asexual, and utterly indifferent to females or their lovely dangling bossoms in their tight cossette. He sat down--looking forward to a good darood ismael food prepared by the hostess herself. Lady Basra suddenly began to quote one of Lord Vo Poem....



"Long Live my beloved kin,
Lone , majestic, short but the vigor of a king,
Your voice, thunderous like the spirit of Sade,
Your leadership powerful with the sparkle of your daring blade.
Taming the savages and the nobles resident.
Behold, my clansman, my brother, my president.
Here, your immortal glory i sing.
Here, in History, our Marehaan immortality you bring,
From the winds of Baari, to the Englishness of Surrey,
Long Live my beloved kin, Mr.president, Siyaad Baare!





In which Lord Vo---seized eating his food--- engulfed in a sudden sexual electricity----mixed with awaken nolstalgia of patriotism and clanism-the clanism happiness overpowering everything of course,--Lord Vo--quickly grabbed the horny Lady Basra-- and together--they engaged in a grotesque display of french saliva sloppy kissing that arroused mixed feelings and yellings---from Awwww sweeet to---akhaaaas nacaala sheydan kutaaala ---to die baare and die faqaash--- and Lady kambuli ending with a majeertenn baranbul. Lets say everything was not the same anymore. :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:
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Re: Voltage & Lord Byron.

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Is this "Highbrow" drama not funny? Are you all dummy>? I am ashamed of you all. :clap: :clap:
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:shock: acuudibillah waryaa voltage do not encourage such behavior, it only feeds the monster
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:shock: PO i am surprised u didnt like it. What is wrong with it? :shock: :oops: :clap: :clap: :clap:
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