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RuralMan08 wrote:Is it because I am exposing your false claims on my landbareento wrote: Rural
u r the weirdest Gadabursi, I ever encountered!
B.
bareento wrote:
No because u wish to be as wild as other somalis, but the discipline instilled to u holds u back
and u end up claiming awash, adal ....
B.
Can one buy these products and apply on their hair?The_Patriot wrote:Subag= Butter/Ghee it does make the hair managable
What is subag? Does the butter soften the hair or something?
dude are you heading to badio?Oxidant wrote:Can one buy these products and apply on their hair?The_Patriot wrote:Subag= Butter/Ghee it does make the hair managable
What is subag? Does the butter soften the hair or something?
St8OuttaDirree,St8OuttaDirree wrote:
Yes, they used to apply that butter (burcad) in the past.The_Patriot wrote:warya butter is subag and I do believe somalis of reer miyi apply it on their hair.Oxidant wrote:What does the Butter do for them?Aliyyi Oromada wrote: And Oromos just call the valley Hawaash. And the white stuff in the hair is butter. if i ever go down there I'mma bring them some olive oil.
I believe they used to apply it before they got married. It was a sign of being a single. I have heard they have a long running conflict that goes back to millenia and it has never been settled. Both the Somali Issa and Afars claim their most fearsome tribesmen live in that area.bareento wrote:Udun,
there r places,I believe, not far from Gawaane, if Issaas and Afars encounter outside the town they clash without warning!
there is no blood money payments between them, u kill and steal as much as u can
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I have heard they have a long running conflict that goes back to millenia and it has never been settled. Both the Somali Issa and Afars claim their most fearsome tribesmen live in that area.[/quote]udun wrote: B.
Its known that its Djiboutis ambition that Issa control the Afar valley and they do help their tribes men.RuralMan08 wrote:I have heard they have a long running conflict that goes back to millenia and it has never been settled. Both the Somali Issa and Afars claim their most fearsome tribesmen live in that areaudun wrote: B.
The Afars tried to make an alliance with the Gadabursi because we are the only clan who know how to deal with the Isse. The Afars cannot atch the Isse in strength.
there is a somali saying that goes its better not to say that my dad had 100 camels rather say I have donkeys.Aliyyi Oromada wrote:Life time advice to everybody on this board: Don’t boast about yourself or your tribe. It’s pathetic. It shows a sense of overcompensation.
Funny manRuralMan08 wrote:bareento wrote:
No because u wish to be as wild as other somalis, but the discipline instilled to u holds u back
and u end up claiming awash, adal ....
B.
Yes we are not as wild as other Somalis, we are disciplined and settled people.
Adal is Gadabursi period and Awash is also a recently Gadabursi held territory. We have new locals arriving there every day to farm around the God blessed valley.
We Somali native Indian Guetamalans will liberate South American and OromaniaAliyyi Oromada wrote:Life time advice to everybody on this board: Don’t boast about yourself or your tribe. It’s pathetic. It shows a sense of overcompensation.
