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My old neighborhood

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Re: My old neighborhood

Postby Luq_Ganane » Sun Dec 16, 2007 6:54 am

Belet Xaawo used to look nice. Cool

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Re: My old neighborhood

Postby QansaGabeyle » Sun Dec 16, 2007 7:16 am

Laughing Laughing It is hard to locate pictures of Beled Xawo on the internet. Don't really know why. Dadka degan probably think it is ceeb to take pictures of magaalo dabaqyo is dulsaaran laheen. Laughing

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Re: My old neighborhood

Postby Luq_Ganane » Sun Dec 16, 2007 5:16 pm

Laughing Laughing Laughing

Boston looks real clean though. In kasto that neighborhood looks boring, like theres nothing going on. Laughing Wasn't there supposed to be a Blizzard or something up there?


Also I noticed how you can't find any pictures of Beled Xaawo on the web. Surprised

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Re: My old neighborhood

Postby Voltage » Sun Dec 16, 2007 7:06 pm

You can tell from the first picture that is a ghetto ass place.

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Re: My old neighborhood

Postby QansaGabeyle » Mon Dec 17, 2007 12:14 am

Luugh, that is not actually Boston. This is an old neighborhood in Portland Maine.

Voltage, this place is far from being Ghetto although there is an influx of black drug dealers moving there from Boston. I hate it in the winter because of all the snow(we just had a huge storm today. my car is buried in snow in my parking lot) but it is gorgeous in the summer. I wish I had a winter home in the south man so I can only be here in the summer.

Voltage, it is not ghetto my friend and it does not have high suicide rates either. one of these days we will find you sleeping under aurora bridge if you don't move out of that state.

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Re: My old neighborhood

Postby Luq_Ganane » Mon Dec 17, 2007 1:51 am

Well I can tell thats the North East. One thing I found out is the North East (Syracuse, Albany, Maine, Parts of Mass etc.) all have similar neighborhood designs, streets etc. usually near the pierre. Something I noticed.

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Re: My old neighborhood

Postby Voltage » Mon Dec 17, 2007 4:54 pm

Qansa what is there in Boston? I never thought Somalis actually live there. Kuligiin Roxbury baad degtiin so maaha? Laughing

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Re: My old neighborhood

Postby QansaGabeyle » Mon Dec 17, 2007 6:49 pm

Somalis in Boston are not concentrated in one area like in other cities where somalis have settled saaxib. They are well spread out through out the whole city. For instance, one of my friends lives in South Boston while his mom lives in East Boston and his sister lives in Revere and his other brother lives in Somerville. You won't find a single area that has a large somali population yet the city has a decent amount of somalis living there.

Voltage, Boston has everything good that Seattle has and more. The gray weather alone makes me not want to come 200 miles near Seattle. Although New England winters can be terrible but Boston has four seasons while Seattle only has rain and more rain and high suicide rates. We got great public transportation that can take you anywhere in the city while Seattle had its first tram open this year. And oh we got more jobs down here. Boeing will consolidate with Lockheed Martin and you guys will be focked. Laughing

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Re: My old neighborhood

Postby Luq_Ganane » Mon Dec 17, 2007 9:24 pm

DC/VA/MD up up

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Re: My old neighborhood

Postby QansaGabeyle » Mon Dec 17, 2007 10:19 pm

^Post pictures of where you live. I mean not your house ofcourse but the nieghborhood.

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Re: My old neighborhood

Postby Gedo_Boy » Mon Dec 17, 2007 11:16 pm

Qansa,

that's typical Boston man! I almost lived in Cambridge for a few weeks and ended up living in Burlington for about 3 months. Boston's beautiful in the summer.....the winter's a different story Laughing


http://www.sperryfiles.com/images/wahhabi05.gif

that view is not great but those are the apts. I live in.

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Re: My old neighborhood

Postby Luq_Ganane » Tue Dec 18, 2007 3:55 am

I live in the middle of deep woods, literily. Nothing to see in my neighborhood as the nearest real road is about 5 minutes away, unless you like seeing townhomes. Laughing

Infact the other day I was walking and got in a face to face staredown with a dear for like 25 seconds. He blinked first and walked away, but if he decided to attack he woulda walked the dog with me.

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Re: My old neighborhood

Postby Gedo_Boy » Tue Dec 18, 2007 9:43 am

[quote="QansaGabeyle"]^Post pictures of where you live. I mean not your house ofcourse but the nieghborhood.[/quote]


Taken from across the street near the Somali Starbucks

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Re: My old neighborhood

Postby Voltage » Tue Dec 18, 2007 6:02 pm

Qansa, maybe you should not talk about what you do not know. Laughing

Why are people so stereatypical with Seattle and rain just cuz Seattle is the Emerald City and Washington State the Evergreen State. Dude Chicago, New York, and practically the whole eastern seaboard of the U.S get more precipitation than us (source: the world wide web). Laughing

Actually Seattle has the same weather as Italy, Spain, Northern Lebanon, basically Mediterranean weather sxb. The whole rain and Seattle thing is cuz all of our rain comes in the fall and early winter, whereas all the other cities it is spread out. Also Seattle is located between the Cascade Mountains and the Olympic Mountains, so the land always stays moist and that is why it is green year-round ninyaho. Laughing Ask people who live here, we have the best summers, the best springs, and the best winters,etc. Are you forgetting Seattle has consistently be labeled the "most fittest city" in America and that Seattlites are the most active people in the whole country? How can this be if the rain stereotype was true? Laughing

Actually we are not getting our "first tram" now, we have had the Monorail since the 60's but now the light rail will be running from the airport between seattle and tacoma all the way to the north. Even without that we have the best public transportation system in the nation and this is the first thing all the Somalis who move from Ohio, Minneapolis, etc notice basically how fast and widespread public transportation is.

As for Jobs, don't think about it sxb. Practically ALL of the the United State's tech companies, biomedical companies are located here. And this is just a list of the companies located in Seattle who are big, starting with the top three American companies of Boeing, Microsoft, and Starbucks and also Amazon.com, RealNetworks, AT&T Wireless, T-Mobile USA, Seattle's Best Coffee, Tully's, Nordstrom, Barnes and Nobles, Costco, Expedia.com, Nintendo of America, etc. Laughing

Why do you think in the Chinese president's last visit, he first came to Seattle before going to Washington, D.C and signed deals with Boeing and Microsoft in Bill Gates house before going to meet Bush? Laughing


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