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Demure
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Postby Demure » Wed Nov 15, 2006 11:24 pm
Eyes Only, don't sugar coat it all I'm saying because if you have been to Xamar recently you should know most roads have huge holes and not driver friendly even before the floods. Also you would have noticed there were increased traffic even before the wadaado.
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Qaarxiye
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Postby Qaarxiye » Thu Nov 16, 2006 12:33 am
Why are these stupid morons in Mogdishu importing cars with a steering wheel on the right side? Traditionally all the cars in Somalia had the steering wheel on the right and they should keep it that way.
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