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Post by Onyango Oloo on Sept 24, 2006 13:21:42 GMT 3
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Post by Onyango Oloo on Sept 25, 2006 17:14:37 GMT 3
Re: [kco-l] We Need MORE Donkeys!!
Oloo:
It took me 45 minutes to read your whole article.
Please try to write short sweet pieces. Oloo, you are
endowed with such excellent writing skills and it is a
shame that you always lose your audience by not
communicating effectively. Writing extremely long
articles is a recipe for the "delete" button. Most
people here have busy lives and asking them to spend
45 minutes to read one e-mail is a bit excessive. When
people do not read your articles in whole, your
message gets lost thura Wuod Gem (my compatriot, the
son of Gem).
It was nice to hear from you after such a long time
though. I hope you will soon announce your candidacy
for Parliament. I am sure you are planning on Central
Province given your Pan-Kenyan beliefs. Oloo, I think
you really should run in Central. This way you will be
able to demystify the myth we all suppose that Kenya
is a tribalistic society. The GEMA community will
endorse your candidacy overwhelmingly. After all, they
are not tribalistic.
Pass our regards to your colleagues. Keep up the good
work Oloo.
Sincerely,
Maurice J Oduor CPE, KCE, KACE ......P.Eng.
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Post by roughrider on Sept 25, 2006 18:21:47 GMT 3
Don’t misquote Agwambo – these things are on tape, you know.
I heard him quite clearly. He did NOT say there was no space for donkeys. Or that all donkeys should be killed. Donkeys can exist of course – as they have probably existed since time immemorial; doing thankless jobs.
Agwambo only pointed out that THERE ARE horses and donkeys, and that those donkeys would be hard put to win a race…
I thought – up till now – that it was a simple enough analogy.
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Post by aeichener on Sept 26, 2006 2:16:08 GMT 3
Agwambo only pointed out that THERE ARE horses and donkeys, and that those donkeys would be hard put to win a race… I thought – up till now – that it was a simple enough analogy. Let's just say that he has beaten himself with his own analogy. Quite an achievement. ;D Alexander |
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