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Looks much better than somaliland's paper mache helicopter

There is nothing to laugh about, that shit wans't built, it was modified, learn the difference between building something and modifying something, i can clearly see a strong simmiliarity at the back which resembles the back of a mark II, whilist those Somalilanders built that out shackles and windows, you just edited a car and painted it. MGM, stick to your oil reports it's what you are good at, because you don't know nothing about cars.

Nevertheless, that doesn’t prove as a major affliction for three creative men from Somaliland – Mohamed Abdi Barkadle, Saed Abdi Jide and Abdi Farah Lidan who are just one step away to make their childhood dream come true.

Trio has designed and built their own helicopter in their own backyard using scrap metals and an old engine from a van. There is a dream and there is a noble cause behind this creation - to use this helicopter to fight fire in the city and surrounding areas.

This is nothing but historical moment as it is the first helicopter built by Somali speaking people, but unfortunately they are not able to make it fly so far and need some assistance in that.

The helicopter may be incomplete but kudos to the trio for their endeavor, particularly when everyone is familiar with the surrounding and sociopolitical scenario of the region.

Looks much better than somaliland's paper mache helicopter

There is nothing to laugh about, that shit wans't built, it was modified, learn the difference between building something and modifying something, i can clearly see a strong simmiliarity at the back which resembles the back of a mark II, whilist those Somalilanders built that out shackles and windows, you just edited a car and painted it. MGM, stick to your oil reports it's what you are good at, because you don't know nothing about cars.

Nevertheless, that doesn’t prove as a major affliction for three creative men from Somaliland – Mohamed Abdi Barkadle, Saed Abdi Jide and Abdi Farah Lidan who are just one step away to make their childhood dream come true.

Trio has designed and built their own helicopter in their own backyard using scrap metals and an old engine from a van. There is a dream and there is a noble cause behind this creation - to use this helicopter to fight fire in the city and surrounding areas.

This is nothing but historical moment as it is the first helicopter built by Somali speaking people, but unfortunately they are not able to make it fly so far and need some assistance in that.

The helicopter may be incomplete but kudos to the trio for their endeavor, particularly when everyone is familiar with the surrounding and sociopolitical scenario of the region.

NUFF SAID

I don't understand why people can't just say "Maasha Allaah" when a little progress is made in any part of Somalia..
Why are some of us so Xaasid and have to bring in other issues and competition etc etc etc just be happy for every Somali group..

Xaasid Maa Yaflax

I don't understand why people can't just say "Maasha Allaah" when a little progress is made in any part of Somalia..
Why are some of us so Xaasid and have to bring in other issues and competition etc etc etc just be happy for every Somali group..

Xaasid Maa Yaflax

It's a start.

There is nothing to laugh about, that shit wans't built, it was modified, learn the difference between building something and modifying something, i can clearly see a strong simmiliarity at the back which resembles the back of a mark II, whilist those Somalilanders built that out shackles and windows, you just edited a car and painted it. MGM, stick to your oil reports it's what you are good at, because you don't know nothing about cars.

Nevertheless, that doesn’t prove as a major affliction for three creative men from Somaliland – Mohamed Abdi Barkadle, Saed Abdi Jide and Abdi Farah Lidan who are just one step away to make their childhood dream come true.

Trio has designed and built their own helicopter in their own backyard using scrap metals and an old engine from a van. There is a dream and there is a noble cause behind this creation - to use this helicopter to fight fire in the city and surrounding areas.

This is nothing but historical moment as it is the first helicopter built by Somali speaking people, but unfortunately they are not able to make it fly so far and need some assistance in that.

The helicopter may be incomplete but kudos to the trio for their endeavor, particularly when everyone is familiar with the surrounding and sociopolitical scenario of the region.

NUFF SAID

Waa maxay "nuff said"? They built a replica chopper out of scrap metal and they weren't even students. You guys however, wrecked a perfectly good car.

I'm always amazed, how you can't brag without insulting Somaliland. Work on you self-steem.

That is the funkiest car I have ever seen.

for the effort.

for the design WTF

I'm always amazed, how you can't brag without insulting Somaliland. Work on you self-steem.

"You" as in? No PLer brought up your irrelevant little chiefdom, perhaps skim over the whole topic first.

This topic has a message, perhaps instead of constantly letting 17-year old union bait you like a fish, use your head and swim around it.

I'm always amazed, how you can't brag without insulting Somaliland. Work on you self-steem.

"You" as in? No PLer brought up your irrelevant little chiefdom, perhaps skim over the whole topic first.

This topic has a message, perhaps instead of constantly letting 17-year old union bait you like a fish, use your head and swim around it.

You as in your clan, but I'm too well-bred to be that blunt. Obviously we are relevant if you have your ministers squealing like pigs about Somalilands "aggressions", but that's another topic and I can't be bothered getting into a debate with you.

And if you mean union is 17 then all I can do is...



Yeah, I used your favouite gif.

Unoriginal qaldaan using an MJ gif perfected by MJs...typical.

Anyhow, I was going to write another paragraph highlighting your clan's disturbing obsession with Puntland and more specifically MJs but I decided better against it, its too easy. Better to just leave it at that and enjoy this magnificent topic.

I think I'll use it again.


Oh, the Irony.

Okay, khat baron, can you move along...

Looks much better than somaliland's paper mache helicopter

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