whoa, a whole flock of JAMAICANS just came over - Page 2

Nimrod's Son · 01-26-2004, 10:32 PM

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Originally posted by DeviousJ
Well this thread turned surreal. Moreso. Now I'm imagining a pirate leprechaun governess throwing a Mardi Gras fish fry

Oh yeah, I forgot absinthe is legal over there.

2Marlon2Brando · 01-26-2004, 10:34 PM

why do you use the term "flock" to describe a herd of Jamaicans?

DeviousJ · 01-26-2004, 10:34 PM

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Originally posted by Nimrod's Son
Oh yeah, I forgot absinthe is legal over there.

Before that really took off, we saw a bottle of it in the local liqor store for around $20... should have bought that since it ended up going for almost $10 a shot

Nimrod's Son · 01-26-2004, 10:37 PM

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Originally posted by 2Marlon2Brando
why do you use the term "flock" to describe a herd of Jamaicans?

BECAUSE THEY'RE ALL RACIST, OK THOMAS? HAVEN'T YOU FIGURED THAT OUT BY NOW? EVERYONE IS RACIST!!!!

DeviousJ · 01-26-2004, 10:47 PM

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Originally posted by Nimrod's Son
BECAUSE THEY'RE ALL RACIST, OK THOMAS? HAVEN'T YOU FIGURED THAT OUT BY NOW? EVERYONE IS RACIST!!!!

Ohhh, I thought you were calling her racy

SuckSuckStyle · 01-27-2004, 12:55 AM

belize>>>>>>>>jamaica.

that's all i can say. the people there have baddass accents and are the absolute nicest people i've ever met in my life. It's a poor country, and there is a bit of crime in the city, but I've spent many evenings in a small town on the coast and walked home in the dark more afraid of crocs than any person.

jenniferkate · 01-27-2004, 01:15 AM

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Originally posted by DeviousJ

In these situations, I tend to suspect pirates.

i was looking for some snazzy black irish quote to throw back at nimrod and found

Of all the areas settled by seventeenth-century Irish exiles, the Caribbean was the one they came closest to making their own. Here, the Irish were not confined to the English islands. Irish exile communities in Spain sent priests, soldiers and administrators to Cuba, Puerto Rico and Santo Domingo. From France, Irish merchants, missionaries and planters went to Guadeloupe, Martinique and Saint Domingue - modern Haiti. Even today, visitors to the Dutch island of Aruba can find three pages of Kellys in the telephone directory. No one, including the Kellys themselves, knows how they ended up there.

http://www.irishrootsmagazine.com/ab...BlackIrish.htm

i did like the pirates idea though.

DeadSwan · 01-27-2004, 01:54 AM

there's a jamaican place down the street called buff patty. i've always been scared of it.

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SuckSuckStyle Socialphobic Location: you look like you like to hang out. you look like you like to hang out and drink soda Posts: 12,677	belize>>>>>>>>jamaica. that's all i can say. the people there have baddass accents and are the absolute nicest people i've ever met in my life. It's a poor country, and there is a bit of crime in the city, but I've spent many evenings in a small town on the coast and walked home in the dark more afraid of crocs than any person. __________________ i get on the train and i just stand in the back now that i dont think of you this is killing me

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2Marlon2Brando Socialphobic Location: sometimes the same is different but mostly it's the same Posts: 14,519	why do you use the term "flock" to describe a herd of Jamaicans?

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DeadSwan Socialphobic Location: GAZA STRIP MALL Posts: 10,828	there's a jamaican place down the street called buff patty. i've always been scared of it.