Yoo
Eel eh?
Why wouldnt it be safe? most pirates are in PL no? or are there still huge pirate towns on the coast
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Original Geeljire dishes
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Apollo
VIP
Warya, you have loose morals at times. Are you pro-piracy. It seems like it.
#ThugLife
PS. I am against piracy. It ruins the Somali name and only makes the economy worse (increased shipping costs due to high insurance premiums).
Tukraq
VIP
You'd get shot trying to sneak away with the unused ship stillWhy wouldnt it be safe? most pirates are in PL no? or are there still huge pirate towns on the coast
im not pro piracy and its almost died out entirely, but in the successful missions these ships end up on our coast and are unused and like I said there are like 2 or 3 instances that they were expensive yachts being wasted on the coast of somali among other things like oil tankers lolWarya, you have loose morals at times. Are you pro-piracy. It seems like it.
#ThugLife
PS. I am against piracy. It ruins the Somali name and only makes the economy worse (increased shipping costs due to high insurance premiums).
(the oil was taken off obviously)if you see a 40 million dollar yacht off some deserted coast unused would you not want to use it @Apollo or do you see it as immoral?
Most modern cheap boats and ships are made from fibre glass.
We have all the materials to create it other than plastic/petroleum which we can import for cheap.
It just requires a certain level of skills and industry know-how to get started but we can easily find those in the global marketplace...It's an old tech.
We can also use it to build all sorts of products and components.
Guys
Canjeero is not originally Somali. Let's not culturally appropriate what others invented.
Canjeero is not originally Somali. Let's not culturally appropriate what others invented.
World
VIP
There are trees in Somalia ofc but not the type to make big ships, that’s why across the red sea region (both African/Arab) the only types used were dhows.
Plus it takes 2000 trees to make just one war ship. Northern somali mountains just don’t have the capacity to build that many ships or else it’s resources would be easily depleted.
Tukraq
VIP
why would it not be somali? are you just spouting things without proof?
Apollo
VIP
Cultural appropriation does not exist in food. Everyone does it.
It only exists in cultural attires, it offends people most then, not if you eat their food.
Suldaan Mumiin
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You guys are crazy over food, I just had my thoughts.
They are four things Somalis ate
Grain:
-Wheat
-Sorghum
-Corn (imported)
-Rice
-Fenugreek
Pulses:
-Lentils (imported)
-Adzuki beans
Grain is usually eaten more than meat because it last longer, and it is easier to cook it doesn't take 3hr to cook instead it would be a hour or less.
Meat:
-Camel
-Goat
-Lamb
-Fish
Milk:
-Camel Milk
-Cow Milk
-Goat milk
They are four things Somalis ate
Grain:
-Wheat
-Sorghum
-Corn (imported)
-Rice
-Fenugreek
Pulses:
-Lentils (imported)
-Adzuki beans
Grain is usually eaten more than meat because it last longer, and it is easier to cook it doesn't take 3hr to cook instead it would be a hour or less.
Meat:
-Camel
-Goat
-Lamb
-Fish
Milk:
-Camel Milk
-Cow Milk
-Goat milk
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World
VIP
Sorghum is grown across Somalia, and is the preferred flour for making Canjeero.
It’s definitely a Somali dish.
@Tukraq
We are discussing the origins of these dishes and not how we adopted to them like the recipes we use to create them. Injera aka canjeero has its origins in Ethiopia and maybe beyond their shores. The Geeljire stable diet has always been cad (meat) iyo caano (milk). Even the bananas that we adore so much and eat it even with biscuits was introduced to our shores by the Italians. Why do you guys feel so paranoid about it?
World
VIP
Sorghum is native to Somalia and was not introduced by colonialists and is the flour used to make canjeero. I did not say that bananas were a native somali food, but canjeero.
Agropastoralist clans like the Rahanweyn, Habar Awal, Ciise, Jidwaaq, Gadabursi etc all grew sorghum and other grains so what you are saying is true. No doubt in some regions like eastern somaliland and puntland, that may have very well been the case (though they imported rice and coffee etc).
Tukraq
VIP
injera and cancel are complety different dishes that have nothing to do with each other lol, it defiantly didn't get its origins from that dish
Hybrid()
Death Awaits You
I spoke with several old men who used to herd geel with my father during his childhood. They told me the only time they ate something was during eid days. They only drank caano geel to survive but it’s a lot more nutritious than eating plain carbs. if they were drinking 12 cups of caano geel per day, they were getting at least 70g of protein and 1500cals per day from it and lots of calcium, vitamin C
@Hybrid()
@Tukraq geeljirre ancestor invented Tiaramisu desert.
As disgusting as it may sound, many Somali nomads are still drinking camel urine to cure diseases. Some here will deny it because it sounds too bad. Damn, educate and give them opportunities to progress because that’s how they live. Too much fake pride.
tyrannicalmanager
pseudo-intellectual
>don't know what the manhatten project is
let me give hint it's as something to do with spliting the adam and forever destroying destroying pride and existants of the japaneses empire and ending ww2
tyrannicalmanager
pseudo-intellectual
wtf we stole camel urine too?
i have conflicted emotions of not being the inventor of this. but sad at the same we stole thisView attachment 76250
wtf we stole camel urine too?
TF is it used for.
We definitely categorically have nothing to do with that.
tyrannicalmanager
pseudo-intellectual
nah im joking. honestly wouldn't care if we did. it would least shameful thing we done as somalis.
trade was a big part for somali kingdoms/empires it's only natural that we adapt so many foreign dishes
nah im joking. honestly wouldn't care if we did. it would least shameful thing we done as somalis.
trade was a big part for somali kingdoms/empires it's only natural that we adapt so many foreign dishes
dish?We need to hunt down whoever profanned our sacred beasts of burden.
People drink that shit? Reminds me of some tribes in Africa that wash themselves with it directly from the source. In this case it's cows.
