Mutawakil

The way things are going with you and your reports from French-West  
Africa, I would suggest cutting your quota in half with no roll-over.  
I mean you get on some nerves with your's Francaisee....it says Gambia- 
l not Senegambia, Senegal, Mali, Burkina, Tchad, or SwaziFrance! I  
told you to atleast transliterate if you cannot transmistate/translate.

Can of worms! Yes I know but don't bother. I've got a busy week ahead,  
Obama is leading and your quota is up for today. No hard feelings.

-Abdoulie
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On Oct 12, 2008, at 21:37, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Aye, Aye Bailo. Now that Ramadan is over, we're even. I wonder if  
> you have reverted to local Gambia water yet or have you permanently  
> sworn off it?? Enquiring minds wanna know!!!
>
> Haruna. I figured I'll exhaust my posting quota before the new day  
> dawns with a fresh quota. Wait a minute. I just thought of som'n.  
> You know how cell phone companies allow you to rool over your unused  
> minutes from month to month? Well how about Kukeh rolling over our  
> unused posting privilege from day to day???? I mean think about it.  
> Then we can have folk like Galleh and JDAM trade their millions of  
> unused points for favours here and there? I mean you never know.  
> Folk may need favours from time to time. Or we can trade points for  
> donations to worthwhile causes. No derivatives Gunjur. We don't want  
> an Ellen bailout plan. But seriously Bailo, Jados, Hous, Moribolong,  
> Nyamorkono, SUntou, Dibassey, & PPG, I think we ought to mount a  
> campaign to convince Ceesay, Sey, Jobarteh, Sidibeh, Jaiteh & Assoc.  
> I think I still got 2 more posts for today. Although it may be a bad  
> idea to try to exhaust my quota from recent history (2 ways to look  
> at that). That still doesn't negate the value of Post-trading and  
> post-rollover.
>
> I'm lookin at this plaque on the library wall about Audacious  
> leadership. It reads:
>
> 1. Wipe out "Big Companyitis" and "Not invented Here".
> 2. Tell it like it is.
> 3. Unleash the power of People.
> 4. Start out where you want to end up. (They were reading my mind).
> 5. Gain Alignment every step of the way.
> 6.Avoid mixed messages.
> 7. Make "How we work together" a big friggin idea.
> 8. The change is never over. Reminds me of McCain and Obama.
> 9. Keep the pedal to the metal. There are no speed limits. (I bet  
> these are the idiots that brought us the wall street bailout)
> 10. Some people will say "Can't be & Don't" every step of the way.  
> Like Ceesay, Sey, and Jaybarteh.
>
> I didn't know that a degree of latitude and longitude is equivalent  
> to 111km. or is it miles? Kukeh, which is it?
> Darbo. MQJGDT. Darbo. Al Mutawakkil. Jados which game to come should  
> we be watching closely in the series?
>
> Date: Sun, 12 Oct 2008 18:44:19 +0000
> From: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Re: Gambia just scored an equalizer. RE: Nigerian emigrant  
> shot for wearing Obama t-shirt in UK
> To: [log in to unmask]
>
>
> Haruna wondered: "if the victim was shot because he was wearing an  
> Obama Tee or While he was wearing one?"
>
> That' s a good point, brother. It could also be a coincidence.
>
> Bailo
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