waraabe
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Kkkkkkk so ironi. Darod were trying to kill isaaq before but now use Isaaq name to survive
What was the most terrifying moment in your life?
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Kkkkkkk so ironi. Darod were trying to kill isaaq before but now use Isaaq name to survive
waraabe
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Kkkkkkk so ironic. Darod were trying to kill isaaq before but now use Isaaq name to survive kkkk
waraabe
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Says the middle aged female who can't speak Somali. I didn't mention u
What bone did you break?
Are you retard ? Do you even know me? Sick animal
waraabe
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Stop crying
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I almost drowned once and I've had a couple of other scares, but none of those life-threatening incidents were the most scariest moments of my life. The most scariest moment in my life came in the form of a text.
My parents being minimalists didn't believe in our need for anything beyond necessity even though they had more than enough money to spend on frivolities, or "extras" as they called it. They believed we had to account for the "extras" ourselves when we were old enough, though I half-believe it was also a ploy to limit our interactions with our friends, the internet, and the outside world in general. My parents ran a tight ship. Because of this, my siblings and I all bought our own phones, laptops, first cars, etc., literally all of it, ourselves. This meant I didn't have a phone pretty much all they way throughout high school (I finally got one several paychecks into my first job a couple weeks before graduation), but I used to cheat my way out of this restriction by constantly using my mom's phone to text all of my little friends.
So then, what happened was, one of my friends gave "my number" to this one stud muffin at school. The long and short of it is that dude, at some point, was supposedly double-dog dared into sending me an **pic, which, as luck would have it, was the first thing to pop onto my mom's screen when she unlocked her phone one lovely Thursday afternoon.
Yep.
That was the most terrifying moment of my life.
Moral of story: Don't share a phone with your parent, even innocently.
My parents being minimalists didn't believe in our need for anything beyond necessity even though they had more than enough money to spend on frivolities, or "extras" as they called it. They believed we had to account for the "extras" ourselves when we were old enough, though I half-believe it was also a ploy to limit our interactions with our friends, the internet, and the outside world in general. My parents ran a tight ship. Because of this, my siblings and I all bought our own phones, laptops, first cars, etc., literally all of it, ourselves. This meant I didn't have a phone pretty much all they way throughout high school (I finally got one several paychecks into my first job a couple weeks before graduation), but I used to cheat my way out of this restriction by constantly using my mom's phone to text all of my little friends.
So then, what happened was, one of my friends gave "my number" to this one stud muffin at school. The long and short of it is that dude, at some point, was supposedly double-dog dared into sending me an **pic, which, as luck would have it, was the first thing to pop onto my mom's screen when she unlocked her phone one lovely Thursday afternoon.
Yep.
That was the most terrifying moment of my life.
Moral of story: Don't share a phone with your parent, even innocently.
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You are the crying one in your dp animal!!
waraabe
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Shut up and stop crying
What I said was a factual truth. Lots of darod pretended to be isaaq to survive and were helped by Isaaq who told them Isaaq abtirsi
Shut up you dirty habashi and do not mention me again sick animal. No body helped her half of her family are issaq now out of my mention
waraabe
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f*ck her and f*ck u
where did they daqan celis your cousin too?
she got a beating from her mom but home girl didn't even snitch me out
Similar to this. Except in my case the AK 47 was actually cocked and aimed at me and the squad for failing to disperse after multiple warnings. The sound of a gun getting cocked is chilling as f*ck.
Freebandz
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Don't talk about something you have no knowledge of most of the so called isaaq in the south fled the first 6 months
Most of the darod were helped by southern dir just because she said her friend done it doesn't mean you need to generalize
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