Time To Bury The Mooryaan & Faqash Terms:
Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2011 6:28 pm
It has ruined our society. (Not really 
) But on a serious note, it's time we stop using this two terms. We have thousands of young ones coming into adolescence starting to get use to this two terms. Not to mention, a whole new group of kids have been conceived, some been given birth to and others so little to even cope with this world. If they reach their adulthood with this terms in existence, then....it will not change the status quo. In fact, they won't be any different from the generation that fucked Somalia up (Our Parents/Uncles/Cousins/Brothers/Sisters/Aunts/ and some Grandparents).
So, wrap the Faqash/Mooryaan words and throw em' in the PIN !
You're probably wondering why I didn't include "iidoor", but...that isn't an insult. IIDOOR has two syllables, II and DOR. The way IIDOOR came is an interesting story. My grandfather told me about it a while back.
Somewhere in the Hawd, an Ogaden Camel herders were approached by few Isaaq men. The Isaaq men had few woman with them. It was near a well known CEEL. So, the Isaaq men said to the Ogaden men, "We are in need of water. We've been traveling for a while now and we're headed to so and so". The Ogaden men looked at each other and said, well...let's compromise. In exchange for water, you give us your woman....and they used the term "II DOOR".
The British have used the term IIDOOR, making the German guy Gunther be the latest person to use the IIDOOR term to get some....in Hergaysa.
Somalia Ha Noolaato !
) But on a serious note, it's time we stop using this two terms. We have thousands of young ones coming into adolescence starting to get use to this two terms. Not to mention, a whole new group of kids have been conceived, some been given birth to and others so little to even cope with this world. If they reach their adulthood with this terms in existence, then....it will not change the status quo. In fact, they won't be any different from the generation that fucked Somalia up (Our Parents/Uncles/Cousins/Brothers/Sisters/Aunts/ and some Grandparents).So, wrap the Faqash/Mooryaan words and throw em' in the PIN !
You're probably wondering why I didn't include "iidoor", but...that isn't an insult. IIDOOR has two syllables, II and DOR. The way IIDOOR came is an interesting story. My grandfather told me about it a while back.
Somewhere in the Hawd, an Ogaden Camel herders were approached by few Isaaq men. The Isaaq men had few woman with them. It was near a well known CEEL. So, the Isaaq men said to the Ogaden men, "We are in need of water. We've been traveling for a while now and we're headed to so and so". The Ogaden men looked at each other and said, well...let's compromise. In exchange for water, you give us your woman....and they used the term "II DOOR".
The British have used the term IIDOOR, making the German guy Gunther be the latest person to use the IIDOOR term to get some....in Hergaysa.
Somalia Ha Noolaato !
What does it even mean?
The word are coined by certain people and we all know who. This is a converstation I had with this old qaldan dude the other day