warrior posted:

It finish take 3 days

Nice job Redux.

Which one is you in the pix? 

Warrior, congratulations and thanks. You and your friends have made a poor Guyanese family happy.

Warrior, Congratulations!

I guess it was built in a Flood Zone

Congratulations Warria, you all did good for this family, bai.  

Sorry we did not catch up, maybe next time.  We were working elsewhere on a water-well project.

Others helping could make  Guyana a much better place for all.

Well done Warrior! You have made a difference in these people lives. My hat off to you

Tola posted:

Congratulations Warria, you all did good for this family, bai.  

Sorry we did not catch up, maybe next time.  We were working elsewhere on a water-well project.

Others helping could make  Guyana a much better place for all.

Nice job warrior.  Keep on spreading the love.  Now if we can see some pics of Tola's projects.  I will even pay top dollar to see those pics.

Still not foundation poured. The question to ask is were the requisite building permits obtained and inspections carried out by the local government? Warrior is dodging these questions as the occupants lives may be endangered by shoddy construction by those looking to get their pictures in newspapers. 

Drugb posted:

Still not foundation poured. The question to ask is were the requisite building permits obtained and inspections carried out by the local government? Warrior is dodging these questions as the occupants lives may be endangered by shoddy construction by those looking to get their pictures in newspapers. 

I do not think the occupants care given the shape of the previous building. This one is 1000 percent better. It is not a work of art but a work of love. Looks like over a 1000 lbs was on the steps and it is still standing!

Drugb posted:

Still not foundation poured. The question to ask is were the requisite building permits obtained and inspections carried out by the local government? Warrior is dodging these questions as the occupants lives may be endangered by shoddy construction by those looking to get their pictures in newspapers. 

Why don't u give it a rest. From day one you've been criticizing this project. If u think u can do better, get off your ass go down there and avail yourself.
Warrior did his part.

The Family is certainly in a better position now.  Congrats to Warrior, he did complete the project.

Well done Warria,good job.

Good job bro. I am sure the poor family appreciates your contribution.

Gilbakka posted:

Warrior, congratulations and thanks. You and your friends have made a poor Guyanese family happy.

I am happy to see how the races have worked together on this project. I understand they volunteered. They seem very proud.

Nah I think Warrior has great management skills.  He bought a bottle white Rum each Day.

Some flashing and decorative molding around the windows and corners will enhance the appearance. The house can be lifted anytime with jacks when the owners need to expand.

Good job there warrior.

Great Job

Was this house built in Better hope?

Stormborn posted:

Drugb posted:

Still not foundation poured. The question to ask is were the requisite building permits obtained and inspections carried out by the local government? Warrior is dodging these questions as the occupants lives may be endangered by shoddy construction by those looking to get their pictures in newspapers. 

I do not think the occupants care given the shape of the previous building. This one is 1000 percent better. It is not a work of art but a work of love. Looks like over a 1000 lbs was on the steps and it is still standing!

You don't believe there should be building codes in Guyana to which people like warrior should adhere? This is quite a contradiction coming from a man who can't even build a shed in his backyard without proper permits. 

Sheik101 posted:

Drugb posted:

Still not foundation poured. The question to ask is were the requisite building permits obtained and inspections carried out by the local government? Warrior is dodging these questions as the occupants lives may be endangered by shoddy construction by those looking to get their pictures in newspapers. 

Why don't u give it a rest. From day one you've been criticizing this project. If u think u can do better, get off your ass go down there and avail yourself.
Warrior did his part.

Because I care about the safety of the family and brought up the issue of the lack of a foundation, I am criticizing the project? No I am pointing out the slackness in Guyana that allows for hackers like warrior to endanger people's lives for publicity purposes. When I do charity work in the US, we have to adhere to standards and regulations, whether it is feeding the poor or building for Habitat. 

FEED, HOUSE, AND CLOTHES THE NATION.

Bibi Haniffa posted:

Tola posted:

Congratulations Warria, you all did good for this family, bai.  

Sorry we did not catch up, maybe next time.  We were working elsewhere on a water-well project.

Others helping could make  Guyana a much better place for all.

Nice job warrior.  Keep on spreading the love.  Now if we can see some pics of Tola's projects.  I will even pay top dollar to see those pics.

Congrats to Warrior and as Bibi said, let us now see some of talk man Tola's project.

Seriously warrior, that is quite impressive. I salute you.

kp posted:

FEED, HOUSE, AND CLOTHES THE NATION [BY 1976]

Yuh leff out da part, countryman. Da slogan is history now.

yuji22 posted:

Bibi Haniffa posted:

Tola posted:

Congratulations Warria, you all did good for this family, bai.  

Sorry we did not catch up, maybe next time.  We were working elsewhere on a water-well project.

Others helping could make  Guyana a much better place for all.

Nice job warrior.  Keep on spreading the love.  Now if we can see some pics of Tola's projects.  I will even pay top dollar to see those pics.

Congrats to Warrior and as Bibi said, let us now see some of talk man Tola's project.

Seriously warrior, that is quite impressive. I salute you.

Can't you people just live without picking on one of my compadres? Y'all done wid warria, and y'all move on to Tola now. If I were Tola I would post a photo of some standpipes in Tiger Bay and fool allyuh inquisitive and provocative behinds. 

Come on Gill

You are unreasonable here. We genuinely congratulated Warria.

Tola opens up his mouth and beats up on GNI posters. It is time that he proves that he is capable of doing something for once.

It is a fair question raised about Tola. 

Drugb posted:

Stormborn posted:

Drugb posted:

Still not foundation poured. The question to ask is were the requisite building permits obtained and inspections carried out by the local government? Warrior is dodging these questions as the occupants lives may be endangered by shoddy construction by those looking to get their pictures in newspapers. 

I do not think the occupants care given the shape of the previous building. This one is 1000 percent better. It is not a work of art but a work of love. Looks like over a 1000 lbs was on the steps and it is still standing!

You don't believe there should be building codes in Guyana to which people like warrior should adhere? This is quite a contradiction coming from a man who can't even build a shed in his backyard without proper permits. 

to the contrary. I believe firmly that each building should have a plan submitted by a designated architect etc. for approval and an approved inspected before habitation. Let me know when this happens

Stormborn posted:

to the contrary. I believe firmly that each building should have a plan submitted by a designated architect etc. for approval and an approved inspected before habitation. Let me know when this happens

Then join me in calling out warrior for his indiscretion.  He did a hurry up job for publicity.  A good rain fall and those stilts for foundation will come loose and the house will come tumbling down. Fortunately to his credit he only went up 3 feet high so the injuries from the fall will be reduced. Contrast and compare to the house in the background and you will realize the rush job he did.

Drugb posted:

Stormborn posted:

to the contrary. I believe firmly that each building should have a plan submitted by a designated architect etc. for approval and an approved inspected before habitation. Let me know when this happens

Then join me in calling out warrior for his indiscretion.  He did a hurry up job for publicity.  A good rain fall and those stilts for foundation will come loose and the house will come tumbling down. Fortunately to his credit he only went up 3 feet high so the injuries from the fall will be reduced. Contrast and compare to the house in the background and you will realize the rush job he did.

You are mad. I see where the family were in the before picture and this vastly increases their safety. I would not intrude with objections based on non existent regulations to prevent saving a family from the elements and the danger of their house falling in on them. This house is many degrees of safety beyond their old home. 

From an engineering point of view there are lots wrong with it but there is lots wrong with most homes in guyana especially the concrete monstrosities I see being built. Many of those are horrible heat sinks and have embedded iron barred windows that are death traps. I think one of our great poets Mahadai Das died being trapped in a burning house behind bars.

yes, there are many things wrong with this house but it is a great house compared to the old house. I would live here and not in the old one.

Excellent work, keep it up! 

This house is safer than B-Gurd's basement apartment in NJ which is subject to flooding due the sewer backing up and feces floating around. Yuck!

Mitwah posted:

This house is safer than B-Gurd's basement apartment in NJ which is subject to flooding due the sewer backing up and feces floating around. Yuck!

Talk some sense.

Now I can see the reason why Warria hates the Marriott and Buddy's. The man still has a love for the old house with the old memories. Memory lane makes me smile.

Stormborn posted:

You are mad. I see where the family were in the before picture and this vastly increases their safety. I would not intrude with objections based on non existent regulations to prevent saving a family from the elements and the danger of their house falling in on them. This house is many degrees of safety beyond their old home. 

From an engineering point of view there are lots wrong with it but there is lots wrong with most homes in guyana especially the concrete monstrosities I see being built. Many of those are horrible heat sinks and have embedded iron barred windows that are death traps. I think one of our great poets Mahadai Das died being trapped in a burning house behind bars.

yes, there are many things wrong with this house but it is a great house compared to the old house. I would live here and not in the old one.

 

The prior home was much safer, 0 ft from the ground and stable. What was unsafe about it compared to this home 3 ft off the ground and held up by bare untreated lumber driven in god knows how deep into the ground.  In a few years when warrior has forgotten about those people and moved on to the next photo op, the wood will rot and the house will come tumbling down. 

Good job Warrior.

Drugb posted:

The prior home was much safer, 0 ft from the ground and stable. What was unsafe about it compared to this home 3 ft off the ground and held up by bare untreated lumber driven in god knows how deep into the ground.  In a few years when warrior has forgotten about those people and moved on to the next photo op, the wood will rot and the house will come tumbling down. 

Yet again you don't really know shit,so here, why don't you ask the man about this instead of arguing stupidly for the sake of doing so?

cain posted:

Drugb posted:

The prior home was much safer, 0 ft from the ground and stable. What was unsafe about it compared to this home 3 ft off the ground and held up by bare untreated lumber driven in god knows how deep into the ground.  In a few years when warrior has forgotten about those people and moved on to the next photo op, the wood will rot and the house will come tumbling down. 

Yet again you don't really know shit,so here, why don't you ask the man about this instead of arguing stupidly for the sake of doing so?

Address the fact that he did a butcher job, building a house without foundation. He replaced a shack with another shack on stilts. 

Good morning, Drugb. After reading your comments I am absolutely convinced that you are knowledgeable about building codes and safety protocols.

As warrior seems do have done an incomplete job, I'm appealing to you to step in and volunteer to upgrade that little house to the standards you have in mind.

Please, sir, hear my plea and pitch in your lot for the safety of those poor children. I would hate to read in the newspapers that the little house collapsed while the girls were sitting in the low bottom house.

Should such a tragic event take place, God forbid, I'm sure your own conscience will be troubled that you foresaw a tragedy in the making and did nothing concrete to help.

Have a nice day, sir. You are a good man.

Gilbakka posted:

yuji22 posted:

Bibi Haniffa posted:

Tola posted:

Congratulations Warria, you all did good for this family, bai.  

Sorry we did not catch up, maybe next time.  We were working elsewhere on a water-well project.

Others helping could make  Guyana a much better place for all.

Nice job warrior.  Keep on spreading the love.  Now if we can see some pics of Tola's projects.  I will even pay top dollar to see those pics.

Congrats to Warrior and as Bibi said, let us now see some of talk man Tola's project.

Seriously warrior, that is quite impressive. I salute you.

Can't you people just live without picking on one of my compadres? Y'all done wid warria, and y'all move on to Tola now. If I were Tola I would post a photo of some standpipes in Tiger Bay and fool allyuh inquisitive and provocative behinds. 

Actually I don't see the request above as unreasonable. Tola is always thumping his chest about all the stuff he does in Guyana and other parts of the world. He also has a habit of demeaning others because he thinks that they don't help others. Warrior announced last week that he was going to build a new house for those people and a few days later, he posted the proof of his promise/statement. All Tola has done is claim to have spent half of his life doing charity work.

ksazma posted:

Gilbakka posted:

yuji22 posted:

Bibi Haniffa posted:

Tola posted:

Congratulations Warria, you all did good for this family, bai.  

Sorry we did not catch up, maybe next time.  We were working elsewhere on a water-well project.

Others helping could make  Guyana a much better place for all.

Nice job warrior.  Keep on spreading the love.  Now if we can see some pics of Tola's projects.  I will even pay top dollar to see those pics.

Congrats to Warrior and as Bibi said, let us now see some of talk man Tola's project.

Seriously warrior, that is quite impressive. I salute you.

Can't you people just live without picking on one of my compadres? Y'all done wid warria, and y'all move on to Tola now. If I were Tola I would post a photo of some standpipes in Tiger Bay and fool allyuh inquisitive and provocative behinds. 

Actually I don't see the request above as unreasonable. Tola is always thumping his chest about all the stuff he does in Guyana and other parts of the world. He also has a habit of demeaning others because he thinks that they don't help others. Warrior announced last week that he was going to build a new house for those people and a few days later, he posted the proof of his promise/statement. All Tola has done is claim to have spent half of his life doing charity work.

Thanks Kaz,

My request is quite reasonable in asking Tola to stand up.