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  1. zidane

    Do Kenyans even have their own food?

    Kenya is a fake country invented by the british There is no such thing as "kenyan" food
  2. zidane

    JESUS OF NAZARETH! For 1st time N faarax history, train trip through England. Everything booked

    Wow you went to Newcastle, those areas are borderline 3rd country Should've stayed in London akh
  3. zidane

    There are so many Habeshas in London

    Most of them are Eritreans and Ethiopians lying to the home office by pretending to be Eritrean They are mostly cool, loads of them in North Londo
  4. zidane

    Somalia hanoolato says Pakistani woman

    Im reer UK and I am telling you south asian girla are ELITE If tlyou cuff one without a dodgy accent you're set :banderas:
  5. zidane

    Governor house in Gedo gets reconstructed

    Even wheelchair accessbible :banderas: My local council office in the UK hasnt got a ramp:drakelaugh:
  6. zidane

    Governor house in Gedo gets reconstructed

    Actually has a nice design:whoo: Looks like those australian bungalows
  7. zidane

    Unpopular opinion: I think that it is good that french is still widely spoken in Djibouti

    I will teach it to my children That's the only use it should have
  8. zidane

    Unpopular opinion: I think that it is good that french is still widely spoken in Djibouti

    I know my entire abtirsi... Again you are confusing my point
  9. zidane

    Unpopular opinion: I think that it is good that french is still widely spoken in Djibouti

    Not at all This is just my personal convictions My grandfather was a colonel (gaashaanle sare) in the Somali Army. My family is very nationalist, before I am called a self hater.
  10. zidane

    Unpopular opinion: I think that it is good that french is still widely spoken in Djibouti

    As someone who did not grow up in a tribal society, being called a midgaan is not really offensive or humiliating. In fact, living in an industrialised nation and still clinging on to medieval taboos to make you feel better about yourself over your supposed countryman, even when you yourself...
  11. zidane

    Unpopular opinion: I think that it is good that french is still widely spoken in Djibouti

    You are inserting your own interpretation into this I know my qabiil, I just don't understand the point in participating in these weird guessing games. Who cares what some odey "thinks" my clan is. God forbid he insinuates I am from an oppressed minority clan, well maybe we should put ouselves...
  12. zidane

    Unpopular opinion: I think that it is good that french is still widely spoken in Djibouti

    Wasn't being sarcastic sxb I am surprised that not participating in the destructive systems that have plagued our country would be recieved with such backlash. Food for thought :ehh:
  13. zidane

    Unpopular opinion: I think that it is good that french is still widely spoken in Djibouti

    Tbh I've never been in a situation where the person is really desperate to know. At the end of the day, I know my own qabiil and lineage. I am not under any obligation to divulge that to anyone, especially a stranger.
  14. zidane

    Unpopular opinion: I think that it is good that french is still widely spoken in Djibouti

    I just refuse to answer Has zero bearing on your life if you dont live in Somalia
  15. zidane

    Unpopular opinion: I think that it is good that french is still widely spoken in Djibouti

    There is nothing wrong with being madhibaan, they are Somali like me. Lol I live in the UK, tribalism has zero cultural capital here. If anything it makes you a weirdo.
  16. zidane

    Unpopular opinion: I think that it is good that french is still widely spoken in Djibouti

    Yes, I am Marehan I am not big on tribalism though When people ask irl, I just say I am Somali :siilaanyosmile:
  17. zidane

    Unpopular opinion: I think that it is good that french is still widely spoken in Djibouti

    There are 200 million french speakers world wide
  18. zidane

    Unpopular opinion: I think that it is good that french is still widely spoken in Djibouti

    I did say it was an unpopular opinion :manny:
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