Giving rides to strangers.

[sovlsworn]

Ngaw.
Storytime. There was an elderly lady on my bus in Hargeisa who realised that she was traveling in the wrong direction. All she did was mention to the lady next to her, the entire bus soon assisted and informed the bus driver. He drove her to the bus stop that she should have caught her bus at (20 mins back the other way). There was not a single complaint. The people were even making sure that she got her money back.
Something you would never experience here.

My heart mayne. Somali Somalis

[Ismail87]

First night of Ramadan I gave this sudani guy a ride home after taraweeh, turns out he only lives a few doors down and he's lived there for years

[Xildiiid]

Ngaw.
Storytime. There was an elderly lady on my bus in Hargeisa who realised that she was traveling in the wrong direction. All she did was mention to the lady next to her, the entire bus soon assisted and informed the bus driver. He drove her to the bus stop that she should have caught her bus at (20 mins back the other way). There was not a single complaint. The people were even making sure that she got her money back.
Something you would never experience here.

My heart mayne. Somali Somalis

Reer Somaliland waa gob


Dadnimada ayey yaqaanaan unlike other Somalis.

Allow dhowr

[Julkimi]

Ngaw.
Storytime. There was an elderly lady on my bus in Hargeisa who realised that she was traveling in the wrong direction. All she did was mention to the lady next to her, the entire bus soon assisted and informed the bus driver. He drove her to the bus stop that she should have caught her bus at (20 mins back the other way). There was not a single complaint. The people were even making sure that she got her money back.
Something you would never experience here.

My heart mayne. Somali Somalis

Reer Somaliland waa gob


Dadnimada ayey yaqaanaan unlike other Somalis.

Allow dhowr

You had to take the beauty of that story. Isku xishood.




Sovlsworn-- That was beautiful. There's hope in humanity.

[sovlsworn]

Indeed. Keep at it

[Xildiiid]

Ngaw.
Storytime. There was an elderly lady on my bus in Hargeisa who realised that she was traveling in the wrong direction. All she did was mention to the lady next to her, the entire bus soon assisted and informed the bus driver. He drove her to the bus stop that she should have caught her bus at (20 mins back the other way). There was not a single complaint. The people were even making sure that she got her money back.
Something you would never experience here.

My heart mayne. Somali Somalis

Reer Somaliland waa gob


Dadnimada ayey yaqaanaan unlike other Somalis.

Allow dhowr

You had to take the beauty of that story. Isku xishood.




Sovlsworn-- That was beautiful. There's hope in humanity.

Too bad you can't accept the truth

[EvolSyawla]

Sovlsworn, sweet story.

I don't drive, but I would love to be able to do do that. Few things are more cruel than seeing someone who can barely walk and ignoring them.

[Julkimi]

Evol: Did you used to drive in Canada?

[EvolSyawla]

Yes, but I couldn't bare the thought of driving here. Psycho bastards everywhere!! loll

[Julkimi]

^Just like MN, and they have the nerve to yell at you when they're wrong. Who has a conversation with another car in the middle of the road? And don't get me started with hijabis and the phone in their ear. Like I said before, MN Somali drivers give me trust issues.

[Malachite]

^Just like MN, and they have the nerve to yell at you when they're wrong. Who has a conversation with another car in the middle of the road? And don't get me started with hijabis and the phone in their ear. Like I said before, MN Somali drivers give me trust issues.

Ok, how many of those were male?

[EvolSyawla]

lolll

The car thing is definitely Hargeisa. And making a sharp left from the fkng right lane.... AGGHHHH!

[Julkimi]

^Just like MN, and they have the nerve to yell at you when they're wrong. Who has a conversation with another car in the middle of the road? And don't get me started with hijabis and the phone in their ear. Like I said before, MN Somali drivers give me trust issues.

Ok, how many of those were male?

All of the cars that have a conversation with another driver in the middle of the road are MEN. They will stop and chat away like there's no worry in the world. I sometimes want to rear bump them so hard. .