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Eritrean Wedding.

Postby Advo » Sun Sep 25, 2011 7:01 pm

I like the concept and I think it's more fun then our boring ass weddings. :lol:



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Re: Eritrean Wedding.

Postby Methylamine » Sun Sep 25, 2011 7:06 pm

:lol: at least the wife knows right off the bat that will be hit with that stick if she acts up...
























hitting girls is so uncool though

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Re: Eritrean Wedding.

Postby greenday » Sun Sep 25, 2011 7:08 pm

Yea its very cool and somali wedding are not boring, i went to this wedding two weeks ago and the bride and groom were role playing just like these to but none was stickin money on them :lol: They were even lifted up, it all depends on how "shy" the couple are.

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Re: Eritrean Wedding.

Postby Beans » Sun Sep 25, 2011 7:10 pm

That looks very fun. I wish i understood what they were saying to each other.

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Re: Eritrean Wedding.

Postby The_Emperior5 » Sun Sep 25, 2011 7:14 pm

Xabashis :down: :down: :down:

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Re: Eritrean Wedding.

Postby Advo » Sun Sep 25, 2011 7:19 pm

I think somali bride and groom should be given 3 shots each unknowingly to loosing up things lol. I hate Somali weddings for a number of reasons, all the guys stand against the wall, the young girls keep running in and out of the wedding trying to parking lot pimp, the mothers are running in and out of the wedding to keep an eye on their daughters, the alcoholic posted outside trying to start a fight etc basically same ol sh!t. Back in the 90's was fun as hell though judging by the tapes. :lol:

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Re: Eritrean Wedding.

Postby greenday » Sun Sep 25, 2011 7:28 pm

Advo next time look around there is always a corner where its all going down away from the camera. Horta why do guys stand around specially at the start of the weddings :?

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Re: Eritrean Wedding.

Postby DisplacedDiraac » Sun Sep 25, 2011 8:35 pm

What so good about it?.. :?
I found it a little weird to be honest.. :| I've been to an eritrean aroos before, but it was a females only wedding.

The stick *pretend whipping* reminds me of a Somali wedding I went to about 10 years where they had a massive xeero.. were men *one at a time* were trying to open it and a female was whipping them with a stick.. A male fanaan was singing *back and forth* how the men were feeling *and their courage* :lol: , while a female singer *after him* kept singing a song which was basically about how the men wouldn't open it *as they weren't men enough*.. It was pretty impressive, still haven't seen anything like it.. :up:

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Re: Eritrean Wedding.

Postby sexy-kitten » Sun Sep 25, 2011 8:41 pm

:lol: at least the wife knows right off the bat that will be hit with that stick if she acts up...




hitting girls is so uncool though
Maybe she wants to be hit every now and then! Spanking, LOL!

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Re: Eritrean Wedding.

Postby greenday » Sun Sep 25, 2011 8:44 pm

What so good about it?.. :?
I found it a little weird to be honest.. :| I've been to an eritrean aroos before, but it was a females only wedding.

The stick *pretend whipping* reminds me of a Somali wedding I went to about 10 years where they had a massive xeero.. were men *one at a time* were trying to open it and a female was whipping them with a stick.. A male fanaan was singing *back and forth* how the men were feeling *and their courage* :lol: , while a female singer *after him* kept singing a song which was basically about how the men wouldn't open it *as they weren't men enough*.. It was pretty impressive, still haven't seen anything like it.. :up:
This is something i would love to see :lol:

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Re: Eritrean Wedding.

Postby Lillaahiya » Sun Sep 25, 2011 8:57 pm

What so good about it?.. :?
I found it a little weird to be honest.. :| I've been to an eritrean aroos before, but it was a females only wedding.

The stick *pretend whipping* reminds me of a Somali wedding I went to about 10 years where they had a massive xeero.. were men *one at a time* were trying to open it and a female was whipping them with a stick.. A male fanaan was singing *back and forth* how the men were feeling *and their courage* :lol: , while a female singer *after him* kept singing a song which was basically about how the men wouldn't open it *as they weren't men enough*.. It was pretty impressive, still haven't seen anything like it.. :up:
I love watching xeedhooyin. They're the best. The questions and tasks they make the guys perform are always hilarious to watch too.

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Re: Eritrean Wedding.

Postby Beenaale_No1 » Sun Sep 25, 2011 9:06 pm

Look, we are Horn Africans. Eritrea has their own unique culture & traditions. Somalia also have our own culture & traditions, so why do we need to copy gaalada in terms of outfits. What's with the big white dress and the suit? :down: :down: This Eurocentric crap need to stop. Africans especially us Horn Africans, need to stop copying these people.

At least Indians & Pakistanis are still keeping their traditions alive, but even they are starting to get infested with this crap. The Arabs & Iranians are long gone. Kuwas wey u dhamaatey.

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Re: Eritrean Wedding.

Postby greenday » Sun Sep 25, 2011 9:09 pm

We still have xeero and shash saar so all is not gone. When will someone post a xeero on youtube?


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