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Went out quickly earlier on and bumped into these xalimos round about the age of 28-35 to a marfish near mine. I didnt notice them at first as i walked past em. then one of them said 'habo, habo' and i was 'hee' and walked over to em. then they explain they was looking for a female friend who lives in the area. i asked them her name and they didnt want to say. so i clicked on cos there is a lady who runs a marfish near mine. they kept sayin she has 2 children but i refused to play along. kept saying no no tell me a name loooool. in the end on of them said 'dee tan jaadka gado' and we all laughed. before we reached the house we went into a shop and one of them said 'war dee biyo qado' and i was like am okay and then she said 'wa iga walle inad qadatiid biyo habo' so i took a one liter lucazad energy drink costing 1.69 and caramel galaxy and muffin and they grabbed chewing gums. wish all faraxs was as kind as these xalimos

when we walked into marfish every farax was looking at me shook. and i was wearing white shirt and black chino trousers and a flat cap looooooool proper farax style. the room was nice filled with faraxs and xalimos good music, good vibe.id sit with them and chill but no point cos they linking next man. all in all id say it was a good encounter

try harder ma nigga

saacJabshee wrote: the room was nice filled with faraxs and xalimos good music, good vibe.

Where you lot from? cant tell me that marfish doesnt exist!!!!! but if you not from london then i wont argue

That's a fascinating imagination, good job.

BV when i say the room was filled with xalimos and farax i dont mean a room the size of a gym. imagine your fadi/livingroom right no sofas just barkimo and chairs lool. then imagine round about 8--9 and 5 xalimos.


look for those of that believe this is impossible check these videos







looool you guys made me do this!!!!!

if this is what faraxs and xalimos get upto (videos above) on a non celebrational day imagine what they do on normal bases. Fact is tomorow what i have witnessed today we will witness 10x worse. plus there was no dirty niiko infact there was no dancing at all. just a bunch of chew heads kicking back and it happens everyday in london.

am off now to watch the game.

Haye bas, enjoy

wtf did I just read?

FAH1223 wrote:wtf did I just read?

Hard to believe

the guy said its london if you have never seen the place then just shut it why yall have to act like saints though.somalis and their weird ways.

saacbaacshe iiga waran sxb was the place hot and humid you have only taken us half way through the story

hargaysaay wrote:the guy said its london if you have never seen the place then just shut it why yall have to act like saints though.somalis and their weird ways.

saacbaacshe iiga waran sxb was the place hot and humid you have only taken us half way through the story

Thank you hargaysay. i began questioning if what i seen was a one off occasion loool.....

it was quite warm plus it was a hot day to begin with. very nice for a marfish though i tell yaa pal. the atmosphere was calm and people were talking sensible and not loud. you could feel unity between them as everyone got along. The guys (faraxs) were also nicely dressed and they didnt look hungry or poor. the music was nice and i think its called qarami. the xalimos were wearing funad dhexamed/jumpers and gogarad, plus qamar. nice and covered nothing dirty or slutty id say. that's my observation couldnt stay too long because the vipe i was getting from the farax weren't exactly friendly.

The other marfish in my area are just full of angry crackheads. this marfish though its owned by a women and i must i was very clean for a marfish. saxiib do you chew?

not since i was introduced to the more power full nature tree namely weed. and i was not much of a chewer before either
as they say about weed I am not addicted I am committed

Ths is something I would write abt...

This is a violation of my copyrights..

I don't know why but this song came to my mind:

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I enjoy ur stories