Kukeh, you just got me thinking with this Ghandi talk. Remember Hamurabi fought crime by demanding an eye for an eye. I wonder what the prevalence of blindness in that society was. I gotta look in the public records. Anyway before I forget, Tiger is playing at the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bayhill. He's contending. Seriously.

 

Anyhow, about this eye-for-eye business. I am informed (by contemplation)  that if you should exchange the bad eyes of two blind people, there is an increased chance of both eyes working in their new hosts. I think opthalmologists ought to look into this concept. I think sometimes the health of the eye depends in large measure on the genetic pre-disposition of the host in addition to his/her environment and diet. For example, if I am blind and I am a native of Papua. And Yahya is blind and a native of Kanilai, and that both of us have one bad left eye, then should you exchange our bad eyes, there is an increased likelihood our new eyes will both work. It may not work when you exchange a bad human eye for a good or bad animal eye because of corneal, vitreous, and retinal variations. I really think this ought to be looked into further.

 

Good luck in your search for a Gambian graphic designer. I'll keep my Bangoli prospect handy. You know my phone number. A graphic designer is a graphic designer is a graphic designer. I do understand your intent. Haruna.

 

Haruna,
Ghandi once said "An eye for an eye, soon the whole world is blind". You
cannot afford to respond silence with silence. However, I do not know of
Ms Sey's francophone skills. As for a a designer, I would imagine a
Bangoli designer could substitute for a home-grown "Kambia dingho"
although I will wait to find out if there is any out there.

Malanding

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> that too tough. Haruna. I thought I were your friend??? New
> Kambians!!! Whew! Haruna.
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