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General Discussion / Re: COUPLE OBSERVATIONS WHILE IN AFRICA

« on: January 23, 2007, 08:10:43 PM »

Yeah nice info Morvant. That thing KHAT is common in east africa. I met some East Africans in Germany who introduced me to it.

I plan on going to Africa, maybe Ghana. I heard Africa is nothing like  we see on tv.

yes, GHANA is a great place to visit i'm going back maybe in march or april '07

davy take meh with you please....just fur 3 days.
i is ah little high maintainance but doh worry i does buy meh own drinks and food
ah promise to walk one 2 steps behind ya ....well up until ah see Kente fabric and shoes...
ah promise not to wink at any ghanian even if he poke meh wid he spear
and even if dey tribal chief or prince who tall and slender wid dey whitest teeth and body like THE ROCK happen to be walkin down dey road and wink at meh, ah go cling on tur ya and tell he i wid you...and no body else.  And although it blasted hot over dere...ah go still wear clothes. PROMISE

Oh yeah and when ya go out tur drink wid dey boys....drop me off by Rita Marley lemme go shake meh body little bit .

take meh wid ya nah.

Golden Tulip is the best place for you since you so afraid.

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General Discussion / Re: COUPLE OBSERVATIONS WHILE IN AFRICA

« on: January 22, 2007, 09:27:22 PM »

Yeah nice info Morvant. That thing KHAT is common in east africa. I met some East Africans in Germany who introduced me to it.

I plan on going to Africa, maybe Ghana. I heard Africa is nothing like  we see on tv.

yes, GHANA is a great place to visit i'm going back maybe in march or april '07

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General Discussion / Re: Pink Panther wey yuh!! express miss print.

« on: January 07, 2007, 08:52:36 AM »

This is what allyuh trini internet express print today.  Today's Top News
 

HIGH DRAMA IN 'DIEGO'
...but Vindra still missing

Two young were men being questioned by the police yesterday in connection with several murders and kidnapping reports, after they were arrested during a massive raid in Diego Martin. »

 
 

sometimes i really eh understand yuh atol.

leh it stay dat way youth.

false news and all kinda thing. lwad!

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General Discussion / Pink Panther wey yuh!! express miss print.

« on: January 06, 2007, 10:35:43 PM »

This is what allyuh trini internet express print today.  Today's Top News
 

HIGH DRAMA IN 'DIEGO'
...but Vindra still missing

Two young were men being questioned by the police yesterday in connection with several murders and kidnapping reports, after they were arrested during a massive raid in Diego Martin. »

 
 

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Football / Re: Eleven debutants in T&T Final Digicel Squad

« on: January 04, 2007, 08:05:09 PM »

Well if Hardest perform in this tournament.........DAMN!!

TI go hadda get he own forum, with de amount of lyrics he go have for we..

VB

yuh said it...man? The man should ah take up politics...he is ah one man lobby group!

All TI have tuh do now, is quadruple his efforts and by law of averages Hardest should be playing fuh Real Madrid by next season! Either that or he go break the internet.

well said

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Football / Re: End of the year awards goes too.

« on: December 31, 2006, 11:44:36 AM »

Yuh fuget to add the Davejenny award of the year!

that will be great. jackass

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Football / Re: St. Benedicts college Anthony (trini) Douglas

« on: December 07, 2006, 08:19:07 PM »

Raymond have endless info on his past days,
A few weeks ago  we  spent some time going over some news paper items of the old NASL and t&t days i even saw a photo with him beating PELE to a header.

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Football / Re: Back in Times - ECM Motown

« on: November 28, 2006, 07:00:53 PM »

Shit.  My bad.  Daz Ninja in trute.  Wha de hell ever happen to he boy?  He was a nice player.

       I myself don't know where he ended up,the last thing i know he had a business on the Mall that burned down,yes i must say a very exciting player,
       I don't know if you remember Evans Friday,Junior Phillip,Steve(Dark Horse)Pierre,they all played at some time. 

Coops can you remember some of these names? : Dave denoon,Hamil Smith,Sue,"baby boy" goalkeeper,"blood" goalkeeper,"Shines"goalkeeper,furgus julien,salim,andre francis,sparrow"coach", cassimy brothers and bernard julien to name a few.
That savannah bread very good players till this day.

        Breds you bring back some real good memories for me here with those names,i played with and against or coached all those guys at some time in Carenage League or different clubs that they were on,i must say good players came from that area.   

Junior Phillip has a different last name and is now a cop.Evans Friday i remember broke his leg back then but, was still able to play after that,spent many,many years in carenage but he is originally from saparia one of my associates also good player very quick on the wing.Carenage united in those days.

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Football / Re: Back in Times - ECM Motown

« on: November 27, 2006, 08:49:39 PM »

Shit.  My bad.  Daz Ninja in trute.  Wha de hell ever happen to he boy?  He was a nice player.

       I myself don't know where he ended up,the last thing i know he had a business on the Mall that burned down,yes i must say a very exciting player,
       I don't know if you remember Evans Friday,Junior Phillip,Steve(Dark Horse)Pierre,they all played at some time. 

Coops can you remember some of these names? : Dave denoon,Hamil Smith,Sue,"baby boy" goalkeeper,"blood" goalkeeper,"Shines"goalkeeper,furgus julien,salim,andre francis,sparrow"coach", cassimy brothers and bernard julien to name a few.
That savannah bread very good players till this day.

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Football / Re: Coops' mother passed away

« on: November 03, 2006, 03:10:47 PM »

my deepest condolences you and your family stay strong.

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Football / St.Kitts,Nevis New MLF League Up Dates

« on: October 28, 2006, 03:43:06 PM »

  The Event
   
     
  The MLF will officially kick-off in November 2006 to launch the 2006-2007 MLF Season. This event will be billed as the MLF FLOW and will take place at the St. Paul’s Stadium in St. Kitts on November 17, 18 and 19. The Prime Minister of St Kitts & Nevis will kick-off the MLF Opening Season.

The scheduled three day MLF FLOW will feature the MLF Opening Ceremonies and the MLF Caribbean International Challenge Open Tournament, both complimented with entertainment each night from a plethora of top Caribbean artistes.

The MLF FLOW event will also be promoted as a benefit event to assist the Fight of HIV/AIDS in the Caribbean. MLF will adopt the Caribbean HIV/AIDS Foundation as its charity and contribute part of the proceeds from all MLF events to fight this deadly disease in the Caribbean region.

MLF will have live streaming broadcast via the Internet on all three days of the event to the Caribbean population living overseas and to new global audiences as well. This will further raise money for the cause.

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Football / Re: Birchall seeks T&T peace

« on: October 22, 2006, 09:14:21 PM »

This thread change into something else now. 

Earl 'Spiderman' Carter - Started the campaign as our #1 in goal.  Was real agile boy he used to love to fly.  Lost the starting spot to Maurice later on.

Earl Carter wow.............haven't heard bout him since i was in primary school...i completely forgot about this man as part of de strike squad...where is he??

Saw him ln Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn at least 5 years ago.  Doh wanna start another topic within the other topics in this thread, but Gally shoulda never bench de man.

off the topic."spiderman" Was confident in himself and knew all along he was the #1
shirt from since that game against the u.s in el camino college ground in los angeles,but there was a fallout  between him and coach cummings"i think his mouth has alot to do with him being benched"but, he was always better than maurice.One wonders, turn back the hands of time who will gally start in goal nov.19th 1989? i am sure he thinks about this at times.   

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Football / Palos wey yuh !

« on: October 14, 2006, 07:12:04 PM »

In Warner's biography, From Zero To Hero, the FIFA vice-president credited Nakhid for the recruitment of Beenhakker who once coached him in Switzerland.

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Entertainment & Culture Discussion / Re: Carifesta Calyspo and Chutney Tonight @ The HCS

« on: September 30, 2006, 12:06:23 PM »

davy who is Duanne

An artiste i work with,We produced a mini cd back in 1999
call the right voice, We were testing the market at that time.
He's been very consistent since then.Let's see what the future
holds for him.

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Entertainment & Culture Discussion / Carifesta Calyspo and Chutney Tonight @ The HCS

« on: September 29, 2006, 10:13:40 PM »

Carifesta calypso and chutney
SEETA PERSAD Friday, September 29 2006

THE finals for the Carifesta calypso competition will be held at the National Stadium tonight. Twelve finalists will compete against Singing Sandra.

Each competitor will sing two songs, one of which must focus on regional issues. The second song is a calypso of choice. In order of appearance will be Anthony Johnson (TT), Astro (Oscar Brown — Nevis), Balli (Errol Ballantyne TT), Cro Cro (Western Rawklins TT), Defosto (Winston Scarborough TT), Duanne O’ Connor (TT), Hollis Wright (TT), Karene Asher (TT), Luther (Morel Petes TT), Mighty Dow (Esidore York -St Martin), Scholar (Finley Jeffery - Grenada), Singing Sandra (TT), and Young Destroyer (Leston Jacobs - Antigua).

The Carifesta action is all set to continue at Skinner Park San Fernando tomorrow, where three top bands and a host of chutney singers are due to perform. The bands JMC 3Veni, TTEC Gayatones, and Dil-E-Nadan will take turns at pleasing the audience.

Carifesta IX which kicked off a week ago has been featuring performers as well as writers and poets from Jamaica, Barbados, Guyana, Suriname, St Lucia, Antigua, Grenada, St Kitts, Martinique and others.

During the past week the several districts have been hosting this festival. The various villages registered under with the Ministry of Community Development and Culture have been instrumental in putting various street parades and cultural shows.

Under the theme “Celebrating Our People,” Carifesta Village which showcases the cultural richness of the Caribbean people is located at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Wrightson Rod, Port-of-Spain. The festival ends on Sunday.

In photos are some of the highlights of this week’s activities

 
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Football / Re: Wim Rijsbergen 1-on-1 with Andre Baptiste live now !!!

« on: September 25, 2006, 09:35:08 PM »

I find it real funny with everyone and de issue on Stern, doh get me wrong de man does real purge BUT check de last stage of we qualifiers (only the ones Stern score in)....

04-Jun-2005 PORT OF SPAIN (Trinidad and Tobago) Trinidad and Tobago - Panama 2:0 (1:0) Stern score winning goal
03-Sep-2005 PORT OF SPAIN (Trinidad and Tobago) Trinidad and Tobago - Guatemala 3:2 (0:1) Stern score 2 goals
08-Oct-2005 PANAMA CITY (Panama) Panama - Trinidad and Tobago 0:1 (0:0) Stern score the winning goal
12-Oct-2005 PORT OF SPAIN (Trinidad and Tobago) Trinidad and Tobago - Mexico 2:1 (1:1) Stern score both goals

So, 4 out of de 10 games we play he win it for we or had a part in winning it for we.

now ah not trying to back de man but lewwee get off he case nah. When de man score we all saying he's ah boss but he ain't score in de world cup and he is ah shit snake. Real top players in de world I bet never score ah goal in de life of de world cup. Lewwee say for instance that Terry never clear that goal off de line and it score (and we win de game cause momentum on we side) den Stern is ah hero???

Yes as ah socawarrior I woulda more dan like tuh see Latas play on de biggest stage, but remember we use tuh say "In Beenie we trust"

Ppl say they see game live and de was dere but dat doh make u ah coach cause if dat was de case den send yuh application tuh TTFA right away cause we looking fuh yuh tuh take we tuh 2010.

All in all what Wim say I agree I ain't no analyst or anything but tuh me he talking sense. I agree with rippin lewwee look at de future and not de past, we cah change nothing dat happen in de world cup so it was ah coulda shoulda thing (playing Latas and Scottie).

Lewwee drink  and look tuh brighter things in de future of T&T football

You sound like you're speaking straight from the heart  in de last part of your post

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Football / Re: Only Human Beings

« on: September 01, 2006, 07:48:13 PM »

I've been reading some of the posts that have been put up since the world cup in response to the career choices of some of our footballers with interest and i would like to say the following.

As supporters, I think we get carried away sometimes. I'm not saying I agree with everything everyone of our players do, but consider this:

Anyman who has to pick up and leave his friends, family and everything he knows for a job opportunity that may or may not come out well is faced with a hard choice. So is one faced with having to choose between his career and his religious beliefs. So is one who considers himself as employed beneath his value, and underpaid,

Ideally we all want to be the best we can be, but are we all willing to make the sacrifices necessary to do so? Its easy for us to say, he should go there and he should do that, but we sit safely in our armchairs while we say it...
Also, If a doctor chooses to bring his 'expertise' to Trinidad instead of some big clinic in England, we would congratulate him. So why if a man choose to stay in the PFL we have to get on? Why are we so?

There are many factors that go into a decision to ply one's trade somewhere but at the end of the day, there are a lot of emotional factors as well. We should remember that these guys are human beings before being footballers. As such, their decisions are also human ones. They may not always be the best objectively speaking, but they are theirs.

Just my $0.02

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Entertainment & Culture Discussion / Reggae icon past away while on tour in europe

« on: August 21, 2006, 06:23:57 AM »

Joseph Hill, the lead singer for the seminal Jamaican roots reggae group Culture and a man once hailed as a "founding fathers of black consciousness," has died unexpectedly while on tour in Europe.

Hill, 57, was with the group in Berlin when he fell ill suddenly on Saturday morning and died, according to his daughter, Andrea. The Jamaica Gleaner newspaper said he died from liver failure.

Hill spent 27 years at the helm of Culture, regarded as one of reggae's fundamental bands.

"He was truly among the greats when it comes to reggae music. The music has lost a stalwart," reggae singer Ken Boothe told the Jamaican Star newspaper.

"Culture made a great contribution to the development of reggae music."

Hill's music career began in 1972 when he joined the Soul Defenders as a percussionist.

However, he became most famous with Culture, originally called the African Disciples. The group consisted of Hill, Albert Walker and Kenneth Dayes, who left the group in the 1990s and was replaced by Telford Nelson.

Two Sevens Clash, released in 1976, was Culture's most influential record, gaining wide popularity in Jamaica and Britain. The album was a collection of songs written in repudiation of the Jamaican government's state of emergency called that year.

Hill wrote Culture's most famous songs, including Natty Never Get Weary, I'm Not Ashamed, This Train, International Herb and Two Sevens Clash.

Radio Jamaica has called Hill "one of the founding fathers of black consciousness."

Culture released 26 albums of original material, most recently  World Peace in 2003.

Culture toured extensively in Africa, Japan, Israel, Britain and Northern Europe.

After Hill's death, the group said on its website that it has cancelled the rest of the European tour. However, the statement said Culture "may perform future concerts with Joseph's son Kenyatta standing in on lead vocals as a tribute to his father."

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Football / Re: Dennis Lawrence moves to Swansea City.

« on: August 16, 2006, 04:22:26 PM »

Good Luck Dennis,

Hopefully we will be seeing him in the Prem before his career is over..

If wishes were horses beggers would rise

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Football / Re: Nightmare overhanging darkly (Lincoln v TTFF & Anton).

« on: August 16, 2006, 06:40:52 AM »

Jefferz:I tried to locate it(the article) but could not so i decided to post what was said to get some feed back just like what you are asking.

umm.. things could be really difficult for people sometimes. It was a post on Rene Simoes.Like i said  before it could not be located thought it was LP vs ttff situatuon.So what... if it is an error.

it really got out of hand and the guys made it more confusing.

then again what you expect from trinis.

yuh is ah blue fly oh wah?

wait wait wait yuh askin me is I iz ah blue fly?

and from we Trinis..... ohhh are you alittle sore or is it that you forgot....

davyjenny do you realize after your infamous post way back when your screen name has become the epitome of stupidity?

and insult hence "yuh catch ah daveyjenny awa?"


stewps. You rambling off about the old article eh post ah link or anything of the sort and talking in sign language and then when we start inquiring what the hell you are talking about you wanna snap back at us?


stewps... you really are the infamous davyjenny.

I think you are being narrow but anyway chill out youth man chill outtttt.....

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Football / Re: Nightmare overhanging darkly (Lincoln v TTFF & Anton).

« on: August 15, 2006, 06:21:46 AM »

Jefferz:I tried to locate it(the article) but could not so i decided to post what was said to get some feed back just like what you are asking.

umm.. things could be really difficult for people sometimes. It was a post on Rene Simoes.Like i said  before it could not be located thought it was LP vs ttff situatuon.So what... if it is an error.

it really got out of hand and the guys made it more confusing.

then again what you expect from trinis.

yuh is ah blue fly oh wha?

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Football / Re: Nightmare overhanging darkly (Lincoln v TTFF & Anton).

« on: August 14, 2006, 09:11:08 AM »

"The measure of a man is determined by the quality of his enemies"
Seen that being said. What if he does not have no enemies?

Please explain what you are actually asking in the bold section of the quote above.

I am puzzled.

a poster mention that in an article pertaining to the LP vs ttff story.
I tried to locate it(the article) but could not so i decided to post what was said to get some feed back just like what you are asking.

ummm are we supposed to be less puzzled now...?

what... you ... think... ? are you less puzzled?

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Football / Re: Nightmare overhanging darkly (Lincoln v TTFF & Anton).

« on: August 14, 2006, 08:52:32 AM »

"The measure of a man is determined by the quality of his enemies"
Seen that being said. What if he does not have no enemies?

Please explain what you are actually asking in the bold section of the quote above.

I am puzzled.

a poster mention that in an article pertaining to the LP vs ttff story.
I tried to locate it(the article) but could not so i decided to post what was said to get some feed back just like what you are asking.

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Football / Re: Nightmare overhanging darkly (Lincoln v TTFF & Anton).

« on: August 14, 2006, 08:22:20 AM »

"The measure of a man is determined by the quality of his enemies"
Seen that being said. What if he does not have no enemies, how would you rate him?

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Football / Re: Simoes apply for Jamaica Job

« on: August 13, 2006, 09:47:33 PM »

and if it was the World 'Pot' JA would be a permanent fixture,


on de block:ah like dah one

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Football / Re: Simoes apply for Jamaica Job

« on: August 13, 2006, 09:40:34 PM »

He have a bad heart, why he want to coach dem for?

If he has a bad heart he should not coach at all.

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Football / Re: Who allyuh Know currently playing another sport,was ah boss footballer?

« on: August 13, 2006, 08:52:28 PM »

Bernard Julien, back in the day was a very good crosser of the ball that curls right in side the box.good footballer.

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General Discussion / Re: Ah just like marvin andrews only thing is meh back: no knife for me nah.

« on: August 11, 2006, 08:39:51 PM »

If you don't get it taken care of the condition will most likely degenerate and you'll end up worse off so just leaving it as-is is NOT an option.

But it is definitely a good idea to get another opinion as to what kind of surgery you'll need though.

boy ah worried and scared. going to see 2 more doctors within a couple
of weeks. lets see what happens then.

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General Discussion / Re: Ah just like marvin andrews only thing is meh back: no knife for me nah.

« on: August 08, 2006, 09:33:08 AM »

boss yuh have a good chair at the office? meh back went out a few months back. the first thing ah change was meh chair at the office - no more problems after that.

at this point no chair can do anything now nah. recent x-rays show a torn
disc. i am dealing with various issues presently

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General Discussion / Re: Ah just like marvin andrews only thing is meh back: no knife for me nah.

« on: August 08, 2006, 09:12:59 AM »

yuh should get 2 more opinions before you decide to do something critical like that.
what u do to end up in that situation btw?

boy i eh know nah but it started as a very mild pain.after working around the house or in the park playing ball is pressure at night plenty ice for about an hour or so. I am having a second opinion in palm beach soon a premier Dr.in south florida or go back to my home state of los angeles,california.to have it done if i will approve of it(surgery).