Poor me never ate in a restaurant in Guyana, but I vividly recalled having my first lemonade with tennis roll and cheese.  It was mighty good.  Every time I visit Guyana I never failed to find that delicious lemonade that comes in that little dark-green bottle.

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

Poor me never ate in a restaurant in Guyana, but I vividly recalled having my first lemonade with tennis roll and cheese.  It was mighty good.  Every time I visit Guyana I never failed to find that delicious lemonade that comes in that little dark-green bottle.

Bai, that dark green bottle lemonade used to also have roaches in them. 

It was funny watching folks buy the lemonade and inspect it in the light to make sure there were no roaches in it. The big question is if they feel there could be roaches, why still drink it just because there are no visible roaches. 😀

ksazma posted:

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

Poor me never ate in a restaurant in Guyana, but I vividly recalled having my first lemonade with tennis roll and cheese.  It was mighty good.  Every time I visit Guyana I never failed to find that delicious lemonade that comes in that little dark-green bottle.

Bai, that dark green bottle lemonade used to also have roaches in them. 

It was funny watching folks buy the lemonade and inspect it in the light to make sure there were no roaches in it. The big question is if they feel there could be roaches, why still drink it just because there are no visible roaches. 😀

You are sounding like one of those folks from "Man in the Street".  

I never knew anything about roaches in the lemonade bottle.  Guyanese would more likely believe there is man in the Pepsi or lemonade bottle rather than roach. 

KY Chow was good. Prashad once met a very drunk Martin Carter looking to buy cutters there when he went to buy Fried Rice.

ksazma posted:

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

Poor me never ate in a restaurant in Guyana, but I vividly recalled having my first lemonade with tennis roll and cheese.  It was mighty good.  Every time I visit Guyana I never failed to find that delicious lemonade that comes in that little dark-green bottle.

Bai, that dark green bottle lemonade used to also have roaches in them. 

It was funny watching folks buy the lemonade and inspect it in the light to make sure there were no roaches in it. The big question is if they feel there could be roaches, why still drink it just because there are no visible roaches. 😀

That was from Rahaman s soda factory.

We have Roach Motels where Roaches check-in and Check-out.

ksazma posted:

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

Poor me never ate in a restaurant in Guyana, but I vividly recalled having my first lemonade with tennis roll and cheese.  It was mighty good.  Every time I visit Guyana I never failed to find that delicious lemonade that comes in that little dark-green bottle.

Bai, that dark green bottle lemonade used to also have roaches in them. 

It was funny watching folks buy the lemonade and inspect it in the light to make sure there were no roaches in it. The big question is if they feel there could be roaches, why still drink it just because there are no visible roaches. 😀

Rass Ksaz. Why u raining on de man parade.

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

Poor me never ate in a restaurant in Guyana, but I vividly recalled having my first lemonade with tennis roll and cheese.  It was mighty good.  Every time I visit Guyana I never failed to find that delicious lemonade that comes in that little dark-green bottle.

Still have them. Those Guyana west indian stores sell them.

ksazma posted:

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

Poor me never ate in a restaurant in Guyana, but I vividly recalled having my first lemonade with tennis roll and cheese.  It was mighty good.  Every time I visit Guyana I never failed to find that delicious lemonade that comes in that little dark-green bottle.

Bai, that dark green bottle lemonade used to also have roaches in them. 

It was funny watching folks buy the lemonade and inspect it in the light to make sure there were no roaches in it. The big question is if they feel there could be roaches, why still drink it just because there are no visible roaches. 😀

Hey hey hey.  Shut yuh poke.  One of my uncles owned that lemonade factory!  There were no roaches.  People seh suh fuh geh free drinks!

Baseman posted:

ksazma posted:

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

Poor me never ate in a restaurant in Guyana, but I vividly recalled having my first lemonade with tennis roll and cheese.  It was mighty good.  Every time I visit Guyana I never failed to find that delicious lemonade that comes in that little dark-green bottle.

Bai, that dark green bottle lemonade used to also have roaches in them. 

It was funny watching folks buy the lemonade and inspect it in the light to make sure there were no roaches in it. The big question is if they feel there could be roaches, why still drink it just because there are no visible roaches. 😀

Hey hey hey.  Shut yuh poke.  One of my uncles owned that lemonade factory!  There were no roaches.  People seh suh fuh geh free drinks!

the one in corentyne rosehall?

Baseman posted:

ksazma posted:

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

Poor me never ate in a restaurant in Guyana, but I vividly recalled having my first lemonade with tennis roll and cheese.  It was mighty good.  Every time I visit Guyana I never failed to find that delicious lemonade that comes in that little dark-green bottle.

Bai, that dark green bottle lemonade used to also have roaches in them. 

It was funny watching folks buy the lemonade and inspect it in the light to make sure there were no roaches in it. The big question is if they feel there could be roaches, why still drink it just because there are no visible roaches. 😀

Hey hey hey.  Shut yuh poke.  One of my uncles owned that lemonade factory!  There were no roaches.  People seh suh fuh geh free drinks!

In Thailand, the people eat roaches. They call it water Beatles.

seignet posted:

Baseman posted:

ksazma posted:

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

Poor me never ate in a restaurant in Guyana, but I vividly recalled having my first lemonade with tennis roll and cheese.  It was mighty good.  Every time I visit Guyana I never failed to find that delicious lemonade that comes in that little dark-green bottle.

Bai, that dark green bottle lemonade used to also have roaches in them. 

It was funny watching folks buy the lemonade and inspect it in the light to make sure there were no roaches in it. The big question is if they feel there could be roaches, why still drink it just because there are no visible roaches. 😀

Hey hey hey.  Shut yuh poke.  One of my uncles owned that lemonade factory!  There were no roaches.  People seh suh fuh geh free drinks!

the one in corentyne rosehall?

Peter’s Hall. E B D

Our Mountain Dew drink here reminds me of that green bokkle lemonade.

Drugb posted:

Look how the pnc bais mekking excuse. People don't want to patronize a country where you can't walk about. You believe dem white folks will come back again? No the pnc supporters will cut their nose to spite their face by robbing the golden goose so they can sport for a day. 

Jamaica gets 4 million tourists (stayover and cruise) and yet its listed as being one of the most dangerous countries in the Americas.   And yes tourists have been robbed and a few even murdered.

Prashad posted:

In Thailand, the people eat roaches. They call it water Beatles.

I saw these and other bugs in my visit.

https://migrationology.com/how...nd-bugs-in-thailand/