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AAAAAAAAAAAAAH!! Kampuli, I thought you were on my side :(

LOL. I am dear...always and for ever...

Kampuli,

Thanks for setting Gifted on the right path. I hope she follows your advice since she ain't getting any younger and at least since I am her inadeer, I will accept a lot more crap from her than say Shirib would.

Btw, Shirib comes from a long lineage of wife beaters.

ISKA JIR.

[quote="AbdiWahab252"]Kampuli,

Thanks for setting Gifted on the right path. I hope she follows your advice since she ain't getting any younger and at least since I am her inadeer, I will accept a lot more crap from her than say Shirib would.

Btw, Shirib comes from a long lineage of wife beaters.

ISKA JIR.[/quote]

Wife Beaters,Loooooooool where did u get that idea. I would never hit u my dear Gifted.

loooooooooool You guys are wack!!!!!!

LOL AW, as long as you're not reer jalaf...jalaf marriages end up in disasters looooool

Shirib,

I did my research.

I heard about your qabiil's marriage custom. On your first nite, you have to thrash your wife throughly until she cries for all to hear to remind her who is boss. It is also said that if you don't beat your wife that you are cheating on her or don't care for her at all.

Interesting custom but I believe Gifted would call 50 irate mooryaans to beat you up if u did the same thing.


Gifted,

I am not Jalaf abayo.

[quote="AbdiWahab252"]Shirib,

I did my research.

I heard about your qabiil's marriage custom. On your first nite, you have to thrash your wife throughly until she cries for all to hear to remind her who is boss. It is also said that if you don't beat your wife that you are cheating on her or don't care for her at all.

Interesting custom but I believe Gifted would call 50 irate mooryaans to beat you up if u did the same thing.


Gifted,

I am not Jalaf abayo.[/quote]

Gifted

don't listen to the propaganda, I think thats a mudug custom, besides u have enough Sacad in ur blood, like 3 generations, time to move out.

Shirib,

Trust me you can not understand Sacad relatives. They would be full of kaftan and cay. How would you react if your Father in law says, "Shirib wa nin diirac ah!"

Instead of referring to you as Shirib they will call you, "Shirib Gelaadi or Gelaadi "