Piebus at QPO

MAPPIPPE,

As I read your thesis, I was transported to the depths of reminiscing about my childhood in a way I had not done for a long time although I do trace my steps when I am there.

Your descriptions were so tangible and I felt I was walking the streets as well.

I felt as if I was reading an accomplished author with a passion for the Isle and diaspora of his birth.

Your vivid words reminded me of 'A Year in San Fernando' by Michael Anthony and you transported me, via your words, as he did.

I have also sat in the all concrete Carib stand as well which was a good vantage point mid wicket ish.

If we ever have the opportunity, we will start in the members and walk around to the vendors and sit wherever you see fit.

Well written MAPPIPPEE, I thoroughly enjoyed reading a wonderful piece of writing.

The Colonist coined the name MudLand for British Guiana when they realised it had no sandy

beaches like the rest of the Caribbean

Natives were referred to as MudHeads.

got bastardised to " muddies"    :-\

So Muddies, Titties, Dotties and ?????

Yardies .

Jamaica is know known as the " Yard " ....

Of course and the Bimboys?

well they say IF you drop a quarter in certain Parish :

( barbados is divided into Parishes not Counties )

do NOT bend over to pick up !

the term is Bullers  .......hahahaha  ::LOL::

cover you batty if you ever go visit bimshire, dem bois lika look at bamcees

LMAO ketcmeister I am literally rolling over.

St. James Parish .... nuh ?? 

When in St  James Parish , you  must always  cover your behind with your suitcase and walk backwards