Revenge, would you or would you not?

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[quote="Starscream"][quote="Advocatar"]The Xplaya guy is gaaal, why do u expect.


Sir_lugooyo, I wouldnt know what to do since I am not in the situation but I dont think the cycle of revenage will not stop, U kill him, some one close to him will kill u etc...but speaking about this subject, this one OG girl ; close friend of my sister, spotted her fathers killer (HG) at the local mukhaayet and went into shock screamming all kind of shid, the dude didnt even go home......magaalada buu ka cararey! no one knows where! lol[/quote]


loooooooooool

funniest shidh Ive read all day.[/quote]


Even the w'hore Advocatar begins to dislike him.....lol

[Murax]

Revenge is sweet.

[Twisted_Logic]

[quote="Sir-Luggoyo"]Here is the scenario:

You met someone who was somebody back in the days, who caused a lot of grief to your family. He arrested your father under false pretense, participated in his torture, was even promoted because of that as your dad was languishing in jail for a period of 11 years, none of your family members was allowed to visit while serving his time, you basically grew up with faded mental picture of your dad, and that was the time you really needed him the most, the time when you needed a role model and a father figure to brag about.

Now, you met that person, aged, frail, helpless. You spent countless nights contemplating on ways and means to punish that culprit, you even mastered -albeit mentally - brutal techniques of inflicting pain on this monster. Would you fulfill you fantasy or would you have a second thought?[/quote]

If that is what he did to you dad, then you need to do something. If he is living in the west, then, I would go after his family or kids in Somalia. Hurt him where it hurts the most and you will become a man fo that!

[Twisted_Logic]

[quote="Gedo_Boy"]Sir Lug,

He can relive his fantasy by reading the unabridged version of 'The Count of Monte Cristo'. Then markuu ciilbeelo he can forgive him.

....I would also recommend 'Les Miserables' so he can see the magnanimity of forgiving & moving on and how good fortunes favor those who are magnanimous.[/quote]

The Count of moutn Cristo was the best non-Dickens novel i ever read!

[Twisted_Logic]

[quote="Libah86"]^^
he is a scientologist doesnt belive in islam so dnt bother with Xplaya sxb[/quote]

Scientology is the greatest fraud in the world. These people actually charge you for their services! Lol

[*jr]

[quote="Twisted_Logic"][quote="Gedo_Boy"]Sir Lug,

He can relive his fantasy by reading the unabridged version of 'The Count of Monte Cristo'. Then markuu ciilbeelo he can forgive him.

....I would also recommend 'Les Miserables' so he can see the magnanimity of forgiving & moving on and how good fortunes favor those who are magnanimous.[/quote]

The Count of moutn Cristo was the best non-Dickens novel i ever read![/quote]

You must be a dicke yourself being sorry ars Hawiye now that you haven't read Mount Cristo

[Advocatar]

starscream.....the girl waa loga aari lahaa if she kept her mouth shut, lakinse doqonta cried wolf too early. lol


jr?.....get some help lil man

[Twisted_Logic]

[quote="*jr"][quote="Twisted_Logic"][quote="Gedo_Boy"]Sir Lug,

He can relive his fantasy by reading the unabridged version of 'The Count of Monte Cristo'. Then markuu ciilbeelo he can forgive him.

....I would also recommend 'Les Miserables' so he can see the magnanimity of forgiving & moving on and how good fortunes favor those who are magnanimous.[/quote]

The Count of moutn Cristo was the best non-Dickens novel i ever read![/quote]

You must be a dicke yourself being sorry ars Hawiye now that you haven't read Mount Cristo[/quote]

For some one who has Frederick Douglass on their avatar, your comprehension skills are really comical!

[*jr]

[quote="Twisted_Logic sorry ars Hawiye now that you haven't read Mount Cristo[/quote]

For some one who has Frederick Douglass on their avatar, your comprehension skills are really comical![/quote]


loool...You darn Mudollood...ahahahaha, hey, Am gonna have to give you props for your recognition of F. Douglas.... most of you Hawiye wouldn't recognize him at all.... lol


How are things in Mudolood....or am I not saying correctly?

[Twisted_Logic]

[quote="*jr"][quote="Twisted_Logic sorry ars Hawiye now that you haven't read Mount Cristo[/quote]

For some one who has Frederick Douglass on their avatar, your comprehension skills are really comical![/quote]


loool...You darn Mudollood...ahahahaha, hey, Am gonna have to give you props for your recognition of F. Douglas.... most of you Hawiye wouldn't recognize him at all.... lol


How are things in Mudolood....or am I not saying correctly?[/quote]

You have the brain of an ant. So fuck Hawiye and Fuck you.

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[quote="Sir-Luggoyo"]Here is the scenario:

You met someone who was somebody back in the days, who caused a lot of grief to your family. He arrested your father under false pretense, participated in his torture, was even promoted because of that as your dad was languishing in jail for a period of 11 years, none of your family members was allowed to visit while serving his time, you basically grew up with faded mental picture of your dad, and that was the time you really needed him the most, the time when you needed a role model and a father figure to brag about.

Now, you met that person, aged, frail, helpless. You spent countless nights contemplating on ways and means to punish that culprit, you even mastered -albeit mentally - brutal techniques of inflicting pain on this monster. Would you fulfill you fantasy or would you have a second thought?[/quote]

this reminds me of an advice i got one time "mind who step on, on ur way to the top, cos you'll meet them on way back down"

[TZ Somali]

the culture of vengeance have failed to do justice in this world and especially in Somalia where its so common. vengeance is primitive in nature, but having said that I understand the grief and anger on the children of the tortured subject. I for one don not subscribe to revenge. I will leave the greatest power of all to do justice on behalf of my parent. I am sure there is life after this...the individual will sure pay for his part not of course in this life but the one after.

Pure and Simple

[Basra-]

uuff This Xplaya is annoying & disgusting walaahi! Why doesn't Screw bann him???? Walaahi this qaniiss is the BIGGEST atheist! I guess screw is an atheist like him, so birds of same feathers flock together!!!!!!!!!



Sir Lug


I was going to ask your friend to frankly break the bones of that now feeble old Marexaan war criminal, but seeing how xplaya replied with his blasphamous utterings-- i will advice you with a changed heart and imaaan. Tell him to forgive him, he is facing the grave soon, so--purnishing is coming. LOL

[SomeGuy]

only sisies ask such questions. I knew that United Islamic Court and their fans, like Sir Lugooyo and his ilks, are nothing but born wimps and damn weaks!. All they can do is draw a hand-granade to the Moms and kids and then run away.

Here is a man who took all of your's father-son time away from you. And any man with some balls left in him shouldn't be asking such cowardly question. You need to get some respect and confront that monster ASAP. You see it is all about respect!. The monster should show some respect and remorse of what he did!. It is pay back time!. It is also what we call accountibility and responsibilty. Each and every one should be accountable and responsible for his/her evil doings.

Someguy "Somalis is a society which has no sense accountibility nor responsibilities for their actions and that is why this society is in turmoil cycle that never ends"

[Basra-]

Someguy

oh shut up, sissiness is written all over your whimpish extra habar jeclo forehead!!!