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La xowla wa laa quwatta ilaa bilaa

This kid is a top class clown man, he used to be the biggest somaliland supporter on these forums. Now that Riyaales gone he's Somalilands biggest enemy. Heck, he's gone so far as to claiming that when he was supporting Somaliland, it wasn't really him but his habar Awal/ciise muuse cousin instead

is it hard to believe that i have habrawal cousins? i have plenty of them sxb. we have very good relations we still jab at eachother's clans for jokes.

dont tell me your cousins favourite story is the bucur bacayr one: i bet they crack up every time you tell it

p.s i think Rural is one of the funniest blokes on this site

La xowla wa laa quwatta ilaa bilaa

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have you been there?

Spent my early child hood in Boorame xaafada Ahmed Gurey, qaybta shacabka, east of the general hospital.

I used to go to the “Dayga” primary school right outside of the Police station. I had my first bike ride there. There was this old ugly truck we used ride in EID days for small admission owned by this dude named Cali Xandaad. He was a garage owner. We used to navigate the city in the belly of that huge truck while singing “Waa ciidoo , waa Cali xandaad” WTF instead of “waa ciidoo waa cal baqbaq” !

I used to have a crash on my neighbor. Her name was Raxma. She was older and way taller. I thought she was one of the most beautiful creatures. She was 4th grade and I was 2nd grade. My teacher was Siraad Farah Rijaale. She lives in TO now. I had my best time, my innocent years, in Borame.

I was circumcised in Borame . In other words Borame is in my blood streams. It’s my second favorite city in Somaliland. I visit there every time I go back home. My Quran teacher stil lives there. We maintain contact as he visit Dahabshiil in monthly bases.


Because of my experience in Borame, I became very dynamic individual. I can actually relate other cities outside of my hometown.

I left when I was about 10.

BTW, Why do u have to go to Europe to study? Is it a special program?

is it hard to believe that i have habrawal cousins? i have plenty of them sxb. we have very good relations we still jab at eachother's clans for jokes.

dont tell me your cousins favourite story is the bucur bacayr one: i bet they crack up every time you tell it

p.s i think Rural is one of the funniest blokes on this site[/quote]

yes funnily enough whenever i tell them they believe it was my former mareexan high school teacher (history class) that secretly held classrooms in the basement of the school and taught somalis Kacaan friendly history.

im glad you find me amusing my brother (even though 90% of the time im serious) lol

p.s i think Rural is one of the funniest blokes on this site

He's funny indeed, and it aint his jokes

I almost died from laughter when i saw his topic in the generals:

'Allah says arabs are the WORST of creations'

Spent my early child hood in Boorame xaafada Ahmed Gurey, qaybta shacabka, east of the general hospital.

I used to go to the “Dayga” primary school right outside of the Police station. I had my first bike ride there. There was this old ugly truck we used ride in EID days for small admission owned by this dude named Cali Xandaad. He was a garage owner. We used to navigate the city in the belly of that huge truck while singing “Waa ciidoo , waa Cali xandaad” WTF instead of “waa ciidoo waa cal baqbaq” !

I used to have a crash on my neighbor. Her name was Raxma. She was older and way taller. I thought she was one of the most beautiful creatures. She was 4th grade and I was 2nd grade. My teacher was Siraad Farah Rijaale. She lives in TO now. I had my best time, my innocent years, in Borame.

I was circumcised in Borame . In other words Borame is in my blood streams. It’s my second favorite city in Somaliland. I visit there every time I go back home. My Quran teacher stil lives there. We maintain contact as he visit Dahabshiil in monthly bases.


Because of my experience in Borame, I became very dynamic individual. I can actually relate other cities outside of my hometown.

I left when I was about 10.

BTW, Why do u have to go to Europe to study? Is it a special program?

wooooow your story amazed me thats good to hear wallahi. I see that you have some precious memories of borama which is nice. Im glad you like it bro, your ten times more of a reer borama than i can ever be. I actually wished to have that opportunity rather than beinga refugee 3x over which is sad. I usually never feel comfortable living in the West or even carabta since its not where i can call home.

Mashallah I hope you go again and who knows we might even meet there sometime and be a guide.

Im guessing your reer abti are from boorama mashallah. I hope you find Raxma too! I also once had a sweetheart crush that I lost, I know how you feel

the course im doing is in a specialised field in UCL (unicersity college london), i work in labs. Its not that i couldnt do it in the states its just that I wanted it because of the prestige of the uni

I almost died from laughter when i saw his topic in the generals:

'Allah says arabs are the WORST of creations'

did he actually say that?

he is the only person that makes laugh without even trying.
i crack up every time he says the word "huunoyaal"
imagine going up to a bunch of people and saying iska warama "Huunoyaal"
im going try it out at the maqaax or the marfesh tomorrow. loool

looook @ cali gaab & malakumood

the problem is people dont believe me even though im sincere bal anigu kheyr un baan dadka u dooneyaa wallahi.

good night folks

Huunoyaal, loooooooooool. I even says it with such ease

Istaqfurulah, i made a mistake and told a lie about him.
He didn't say 'Allah says arabs are the WORST of creations' .
He said 'The quraan says arabs are the WORST of creations'.

Check the topic here
viewtopic.php?f=18&t=255437

Spent my early child hood in Boorame xaafada Ahmed Gurey, qaybta shacabka, east of the general hospital.

I used to go to the “Dayga” primary school right outside of the Police station. I had my first bike ride there. There was this old ugly truck we used ride in EID days for small admission owned by this dude named Cali Xandaad. He was a garage owner. We used to navigate the city in the belly of that huge truck while singing “Waa ciidoo , waa Cali xandaad” WTF instead of “waa ciidoo waa cal baqbaq” !

I used to have a crash on my neighbor. Her name was Raxma. She was older and way taller. I thought she was one of the most beautiful creatures. She was 4th grade and I was 2nd grade. My teacher was Siraad Farah Rijaale. She lives in TO now. I had my best time, my innocent years, in Borame.

I was circumcised in Borame . In other words Borame is in my blood streams. It’s my second favorite city in Somaliland. I visit there every time I go back home. My Quran teacher stil lives there. We maintain contact as he visit Dahabshiil in monthly bases.


Because of my experience in Borame, I became very dynamic individual. I can actually relate other cities outside of my hometown.

I left when I was about 10.

BTW, Why do u have to go to Europe to study? Is it a special program?

wooooow your story amazed me thats good to hear wallahi. I see that you have some precious memories of borama which is nice. Im glad you like it bro, your ten times more of a reer borama than i can ever be. I actually wished to have that opportunity rather than beinga refugee 3x over which is sad. I usually never feel comfortable living in the West or even carabta since its not where i can call home.

Mashallah I hope you go again and who knows we might even meet there sometime and be a guide.

Im guessing your reer abti are from boorama mashallah. I hope you find Raxma too! I also once had a sweetheart crush that I lost, I know how you feel

the course im doing is in a specialised field in UCL (unicersity college london), i work in labs. Its not that i couldnt do it in the states its just that I wanted it because of the prestige of the uni

I have photographic memory saaxiib. I see things once, I never forget them. Like I said, I was only 10 when I left but these precious memories are as fresh in my mind like it happened yesterday. I have been out ever since. I haven’t experienced any of the destructions and the civil war our people encountered which put barrier among brothers and family members. I think that is the reason my memories are still preserved.

Like I said I visit there everytime I go back but the city ain’t the same. I don’t recognize it at all. It’s nice seeing my Quran teacher though who lives around Sheikh Cali Jawhar neighborhood.

BTW, no, my reer abti aren’t Samaroon. I’m isaaq every where including in laws I don’t think I have any family relations with Samaroon but I grew up among them and that made me one of them somehow.


GOOD LUCK with you studies saaxiib.

RuralMan08 you are samaroon and your people have no other option other than supporting somaliland. All this awdal-land stuff on the internet is bull and is started by few people like you. Don't believe the hype..Its leading no where.

RuralMan08 you are samaroon and your people have no other option other than supporting somaliland. All this awdal-land stuff on the internet is bull and is started by few people like you. Don't believe the hype..Its leading no where.

you are absolutly wrong xamari and I don't blame you at all cause you migth be from south of somalia hence don't know jack shit about somaliland!

it is the opposite somaliland would not exist without samarone
samarone are those that hold the legitimacy of any recognition.

however samarone do not need at all somaliland and i tell you why?
What do the samarone gain from somaliland??
nothing !!
absolutly nothing!!

The school and universities are built by reer awdal
The roads are built by reer awdal
The army are paid by loyada (djibouti frontier) tax

Absolutly nothing is from somaliland..

RuralMan08 you are samaroon and your people have no other option other than supporting somaliland. All this awdal-land stuff on the internet is bull and is started by few people like you. Don't believe the hype..Its leading no where.

How do I need Somaliland when I built the institutions you need for recognition? Every Isaaq knows that without Samaroon its over for Somaliland. You can live without Dhulbahante, Warsangeli etc, but the minute Samaroon goes, Somlailand too goes.

So rub my feet and massage my shoulders or face the consequences!

RuralMan08 you are samaroon and your people have no other option other than supporting somaliland. All this awdal-land stuff on the internet is bull and is started by few people like you. Don't believe the hype..Its leading no where.

How do I need Somaliland when I built the institutions you need for recognition? Every Isaaq knows that without Samaroon its over for Somaliland. You can live without Dhulbahante, Warsangeli etc, but the minute Samaroon goes, Somlailand too goes.

So rub my feet and massage my shoulders or face the consequences!

I’m glad you understand you importance in our quest to nationhood.

Truth to be told, the modern Somaliland was born in Borame and the national anthem of our beloved flag was written by Samorron dude (Xasan Sheikh Muumin) AUN.

The longest serving president/vice president of Somaliland was from Awdal.

The Somaliland military was strengthened and its authority was expanded to the east by Samaroon president.

All democratic elections in Somaliland were held by Samaroon president.

You can’t separate Samoroon from Somaliland. They’re Somalilanders and the country needs them like it needs al of us.