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Rare historical images of Somalis and cities

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Re: Rare historical images of Somalis and cities

Postby CoolPoisons » Thu Jun 11, 2009 12:47 pm

almoha wrote:How did they manage to keep white dresses on the whole time?.... it shows somalis were clean people unlike other africans who used to eat their shit.


^^ lol what the fock

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Re: Rare historical images of Somalis and cities

Postby Voltage » Thu Jun 11, 2009 12:48 pm

kambuli wrote:Voltage,

Dadku ma foolxumee, waa dad ka dhergey dayac iyo darxumo...They didn't have enough to eat and the lacked clothing whatsoever... :cry:


Yes, walle poverty and hard lives killed them. Look how Somalis shine now with shampoo and Weekends to relax. :lol: :lol:

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Re: Rare historical images of Somalis and cities

Postby ~*BelaayoCas*~ » Thu Jun 11, 2009 12:49 pm

almoha wrote:How did they manage to keep white dresses on the whole time?.... it shows somalis were clean people unlike other africans who used to eat their shit.



:lol: :lol: nin gaal ah also asked me that question...he told me how do the Arabs manage to keep their clothes soo white in the middle of the desert where there is hardly enough water.

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Re: Rare historical images of Somalis and cities

Postby Voltage » Thu Jun 11, 2009 12:49 pm

almoha wrote:How did they manage to keep white dresses on the whole time?.... it shows somalis were clean people unlike other africans who used to eat their shit.


Lol man read Isak Denisen her book out of Africa. Scandinavian lady who had a farm in Kenya over a hundred years ago, she wrote in her book she has never met a people more clean than Somalis. :lol: :lol:

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Re: Rare historical images of Somalis and cities

Postby Voltage » Thu Jun 11, 2009 1:06 pm

Almoha here sxb, see how Somali men back in the day when the women were back home would marry only the Massai because they "could not be slaved". Waa dad nasab ah, look how she says only they were married by the Somali aristocracy :lol:

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Re: Rare historical images of Somalis and cities

Postby Aliyah99 » Thu Jun 11, 2009 1:24 pm

Voltage wrote:Almoha here sxb, see how Somali men back in the day when the women were back home would marry only the Massai because they "could not be slaved". Waa dad nasab ah, look how she says only they were married by the Somali aristocracy :lol:

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Are they the somalis who were in the british army?

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Re: Rare historical images of Somalis and cities

Postby Voltage » Thu Jun 11, 2009 1:28 pm

Aliyah99 wrote:Are they the somalis who were in the british army?


In the book she talks about Somalis as a whole, but I think the Masaai comment is about soldiers and guides and other male pioneers. Most people will never believe but it is right there in that book, Somalis owned section of Nairobi when the Bantus were nowhere in sight. Somalis, Masaai, the English, and the Indians that came with the British, each had their own sections of the city. The only Bantus who lived in Nairobi were the workers for the British

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Re: Rare historical images of Somalis and cities

Postby Aliyah99 » Thu Jun 11, 2009 1:34 pm

Voltage wrote:
Aliyah99 wrote:Are they the somalis who were in the british army?


In the book she talks about Somalis as a whole, but I think the Masaai comment is about soldiers and guides and other male pioneers. Most people will never believe but it is right there in that book, Somalis owned section of Nairobi when the Bantus were nowhere in sight. Somalis, Masaai, the English, and the Indians that came with the British, each had their own sections of the city. The only Bantus who lived in Nairobi were the workers for the British


Interesting :up:

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Re: Rare historical images of Somalis and cities

Postby CoolPoisons » Thu Jun 11, 2009 1:39 pm

Somalidu waa dad islam. ofcourse they know cleanliness. its part of islam

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Re: Rare historical images of Somalis and cities

Postby Shirib » Thu Jun 11, 2009 2:00 pm

Warsame,

what book are these pics from saaxib?

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Re: Rare historical images of Somalis and cities

Postby snoop12 » Thu Jun 11, 2009 2:16 pm

Gaaladu qurunka talking about cleanliness to a Somali is a JOKE :lol:

is if they knew the arts of showering or brushing your teeth before us, how embarrassing that we were being characterized by people who themselves were centuries behind us in that department and still lacked basic hygiene :lol:


Vo its not like we dont run Kenya now :lol:

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Re: Rare historical images of Somalis and cities

Postby Somaliman50 » Thu Jun 11, 2009 3:48 pm

Image

Does that say Mogadishu?

P.s nice images :up:

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Re: Rare historical images of Somalis and cities

Postby CoolPoisons » Thu Jun 11, 2009 4:22 pm

ababakar wali ma neceb baa u haysa beesha baraykasan

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Re: Rare historical images of Somalis and cities

Postby Skippa » Thu Jun 11, 2009 5:20 pm

is it me or do some of these people look extremely tall...that Ugaas Haashi or the Habar Awal guy with the shield for example

Really nice pics btw :up:

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Re: Rare historical images of Somalis and cities

Postby Keyse_0208 » Thu Jun 11, 2009 5:30 pm

Skippa, generally aint somalis known for being tall.. Tall/SLim


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