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alcoholics

Postby omar07 » Thu Dec 23, 2010 6:13 am

Why alcohol becomes popular in somali teens
most disgusting I seen was after driving late from
work , I saw 3 somali girls and one home boy
all drunk crossing the intersection.

It's personal freedom they say , its just degrading
and funny how people who runaway from war end
walking around drunk like they some white ppl .

Is this behavior okey ?because its by choice and we shouldn't
Judge others for their bad habits or this something
we should address as community

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Re: alcoholics

Postby sexy-kitten » Thu Dec 23, 2010 6:36 am

Does bitchin about teen habits help pay your water bill? I hope so cuz you'd have shower & food water for DAYS!

Let them do them, they'll eventually learn... Stop with the calaacal if it's not your sis or daughter!

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Re: alcoholics

Postby omar07 » Thu Dec 23, 2010 7:05 am

Does bitchin about teen habits help pay your water bill? I hope so cuz you'd have shower & food water for DAYS!

Let them do them, they'll eventually learn... Stop with the calaacal if it's not your sis or daughter!

Does this topic concerns you ? If you don't have wise answer you might just move on
with your arrogance. Who's bitching about what? Typical xalimo , I should remind you
This somali discussion forum nacasyahay

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Re: alcoholics

Postby Advo » Thu Dec 23, 2010 8:32 am

They need to learn how to handle their alcohol, cus I no longer care just cus ur drunk aint gonna fly with me anymore.

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Re: alcoholics

Postby The_Emperior5 » Thu Dec 23, 2010 8:37 am

Nin khamri ka dharga walahi marku sakhraamo runtu sheega :lol:

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Re: alcoholics

Postby Hyperactive » Thu Dec 23, 2010 8:38 am

most cases is not just a bad habit. they dont want to deal with their problems and they dont know they even getting to themselves bigger problems.

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Re: alcoholics

Postby ArcadeFire » Thu Dec 23, 2010 8:42 am

Why alcohol becomes popular in somali teens
most disgusting I seen was after driving late from
work , I saw 3 somali girls and one home boy
all drunk crossing the intersection.

It's personal freedom they say , its just degrading
and funny how people who runaway from war end
walking around drunk like they some white ppl .

Is this behavior okey ?because its by choice and we shouldn't
Judge others for their bad habits or this something
we should address as community
Nice poem, but it doesn't rhyme :idea:

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Re: alcoholics

Postby Advo » Thu Dec 23, 2010 8:44 am

most cases is not just a bad habit. they dont want to deal with their problems and they dont know they even getting to themselves bigger problems.
I know a kid that drinks to get away from his problems, dude went from a xayi hard working to no job having alco. :lol:

horta does anyone know any somali that defeated addiction to alcohol? cus I never seen any.

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Re: alcoholics

Postby Hyperactive » Thu Dec 23, 2010 8:47 am

i guess i read for inabaxar saying he did just that. i need to ask him some details, i know 37 years old who is addicted alcohol wallah.
wa most miskeen person i know, i heard at some point he was an imam too :shocked:

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Re: alcoholics

Postby Advo » Thu Dec 23, 2010 8:58 am

Yh I had a dugsi teacher that battled addiction but every now and than the bottle called him. Last I knew he was resisting.

When I was growing up there was a hard working guy who lived upstairs, very nice guy with pretty girls and drove neat cars. I went back to the city and dude was under a tree sleeping with a bottle looking like he aged 20 years :shock:. Never felt more sad. I tried talking to him but he was drooling and making inaudible sounds.

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Re: alcoholics

Postby Hyperactive » Thu Dec 23, 2010 9:09 am

poor guy, he couldnt handle life!! there where imaan comes handy, when every thing else not working for us.

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Re: alcoholics

Postby waryaa » Thu Dec 23, 2010 9:14 am

Yh I had a dugsi teacher that battled addiction but every now and than the bottle called him. Last I knew he was resisting.
lol - drunk koran teacher?

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Re: alcoholics

Postby omar07 » Thu Dec 23, 2010 9:18 am

Yh I had a dugsi teacher that battled addiction but every now and than the bottle called him. Last I knew he was resisting.

When I was growing up there was a hard working guy who lived upstairs, very nice guy with pretty girls and drove neat cars. I went back to the city and dude was under a tree sleeping with a bottle looking like he aged 20 years :shock:. Never felt more sad. I tried talking to him but he was drooling and making inaudible sounds.
That's crazy , dugsi ?

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Re: alcoholics

Postby qoraxeey » Thu Dec 23, 2010 10:43 am

:roll:

maa gaalo forum miyaa meeshaan

maxa keenaay alcohol :x

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Re: alcoholics

Postby SomaliLoverman » Thu Dec 23, 2010 11:04 am

I am a Taxi driver and neo, I once picked up 3 drunk somali from a nightclub actually more than once :|


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