I have got the blues people

[Lamagoodle]

LJ, Is that Rum saaxib? mise was waa Brazilian Caipirinha ?

It could be the somali sparamuto

[LeJusticier]

Caasha waal made in somalia
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[Lamagoodle]

Caasha waal made in somalia
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LOL@@@@@@ Caasha waal.

Ma xalaal edition baa saaxib?

Mise waa from Jowhar in the 1980s; if it is from Jowhar before the war, there is alot of money to be made.

[LeJusticier]

maya xalaal ma ah, denbi weyna ma aha waa caano dhanaan kulayl yari ku jiro

[Lamagoodle]

maya xalaal ma ah, denbi weyna ma aha waa caano dhanaan kulayl yari ku jiro

Ma waxaad leedahay afar faataxo hadaad martid oo aad ku dartid laba rakacadood, dembiga waa lagaa cafinayaa?

That is a collector's material saaxib; xagee laga helaa?

[LeJusticier]

Xerta dareenka ayaa laga helaa meelahay ku xadreeyaan. Iyagaana kuu sakhiri doonta.


MEDED

[Basra-]

JaalleMarx

When your moods go WACK< u usually go into several multiple Somalinet forum user name rampage. I think u should get some medicine huuno, this bluez and 'voices' are going no where.

[Lamagoodle]

JaalleMarx

When your moods go WACK< u usually go into several multiple Somalinet forum user name rampage. I think u should get some medicine huuno, this bluez and 'voices' are going no where.

Her Royal Grace; If there is a word that I abhor in the Somali language, it is ”Huuno”. I thought it was an innocuous word until a few years ago. I was visiting friends in Germany, when I visited a Somali politician who was seriously ill in hospital. He was accompanied by a “huuno” chanting concubine who referred to everyone including the doctors and nurses to as “Huuno”. It was Huuno this, Huuno that. On his deathbed when I and a friend visited him, she asked in a loud voice; Huuno laba mijimood noogu dir inamada! He was too weak to reply but my repugnance towards the word was shaped.

[Tuushi]

Will bun iyo cambuulo help with this ?

[Lamagoodle]

Will bun iyo cambuulo help with this ?

Tuushi, it certainly helps. With LJ's meded and bun and Cambuulo, I am positive that the blues will take a break.

[Tuushi]

What was tht fermented drink reer cida used to make? I heard stories of reer Saakow gathering to have after long days of harvesting.

[Lamagoodle]

What was tht fermented drink reer cida used to make? I heard stories of reer Saakow gathering to have after long days of harvesting.

Shalabow; it is very common throughout the villages and towns on the jubba river. Palm beer.

[Tuushi]

What was tht fermented drink reer cida used to make? I heard stories of reer Saakow gathering to have after long days of harvesting.

Shalabow; it is very common throughout the villages and towns on the jubba river. Palm beer.

Shalabow,that is it.What joy it is always to hear of those days.Is it still common?

[Lamagoodle]

What was tht fermented drink reer cida used to make? I heard stories of reer Saakow gathering to have after long days of harvesting.

Shalabow; it is very common throughout the villages and towns on the jubba river. Palm beer.

Shalabow,that is it.What joy it is always to hear of those days.Is it still common?

It is still common, I guess; but there are dark forces bent on a crusade against human "pulls". SO, I guess it has become clandestine.

Have you tasted it, Tuushi?

[Tuushi]

No.I only heard of the tales.They sounded like a very good and well knit community.

I am having one of these days.