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Postby Unclebin » Wed Aug 02, 2006 8:38 pm

Gurey

I went to saudi I year back. The weather was honest to god 55 degrees celsius. I wasn't complaining. But the heat with the humidity is crazy. its sticky as shit. Laughing

I can't handle this.

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Postby Enemy_Of_Mad_Mullah » Wed Aug 02, 2006 8:41 pm

The Red Berets systematically smashed the small reservoirs in the area around Galcaio so as to deny water to the Umar Mahamuud Majeerteen sub-clans and their herds. In May and June 1979, more than 2,000 Umar Mahamuud, the Majeerteen sub-clan of Colonel Ahmad, died of thirst in the waterless area northeast of Galcaio, Garoowe, and Jerriiban. In Galcaio, members of the Victory Pioneers, the urban militia notorious for harassing civilians, raped large numbers of Majeerteen women. In addition, the clan lost an estimated 50,000 camels, 10,000 cattle, and 100,000 sheep and goats.
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Postby Broud-SeesTar » Wed Aug 02, 2006 11:27 pm

true say..its way too friggin hot..its sad u see somali ladhiis walkin around with tons of powder and make-up they walk around look like plastic dolls melting..wale they look nasty..
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Im just hoping this heat doesnt ruein my Caribana weekend..or else i'd be very upset Mad Mad Mad


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