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I dont know where this incident has taken place but what caught my attention is their somali bodyguard who stands in an open area and yet still resisting those who opened the fire on them (maybe they were trying to kidnap them...they dont look like somalis)

We r lucky wallahi, al hamdullilah.

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I forgot the title.

fighting for livelihood! ( pic)

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We r lucky wallahi, al hamdullilah.

Jalaaludin, leave the kid alone, would you? It is not his fault that the damn picture looks so realistic that it could be easily mistaken for the real thing.

Jalaaludin, leave the kid alone, would you? It is not his fault that the damn picture looks so realistic that it could be easily mistaken for the real thing.

Sorry bro but I couldn't resist. The seriousness of his take on the "incident" that could have possibly been a "kidnapping".....

Sahal Allaw noo Dhawr
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That's Sahal for you, our over-analyzing expert.

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You're evil.

Jalaaludin, leave the kid alone, would you? It is not his fault that the damn picture looks so realistic that it could be easily mistaken for the real thing.

Sorry bro but I couldn't resist. The seriousness of his take on the "incident" that could have possibly been a "kidnapping".....

Sahal Allaw noo Dhawr
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Allow dhowr, indeed! If it was not for his occasional fits of qabiil-induced fever, I would say Sahal was Innocence personified..

I forgot who said it but yea somalida need stick to plays because these youngins can't write script atleast they trying but they need experts to guide them

I got into so many fights last night in these stupid newyork streets my life is like mad max fury

Somalida like that action and sci, it's always shoot me up or knife or wierd magic fireball.