Public Road, he used to have wan Beer Garden there.):

Nehru posted:

Public Road, he used to have wan Beer Garden there.):

You ever been to Skeldon, Nehru?

Yes Bhai, many times. I love the Beer Gardens close to the Stelling. Nice cutters and Waitresses):

Nehru posted:

Yes Bhai, many times. I love the Beer Gardens close to the Stelling. Nice cutters and Waitresses):

I don't believe you. Name two punany fruit place leh me hear.  

I forgot the names but I tell you Corentyne Gals are the BEST. I used to sit at one with a high step to go in, you enjoy the view on the road and sip you Beer with Casreep Poke. Was Poke and more Poke if you kno what I mean.):

Nehru posted:

I forgot the names but I tell you Corentyne Gals are the BEST. I used to sit at one with a high step to go in, you enjoy the view on the road and sip you Beer with Casreep Poke. Was Poke and more Poke if you kno what I mean.):

I Lived five miles from Skeldon and I don't know where the blasted place is. I wouldn't recognize a punany shop even if I see one. I was that naive in my youthful days.  

If you see one, you see all. DEm all Pink inside.

Look saigan hey? Look abee ancestors working hard more than Guyanese. 

I am from Line Path. About 100 yards from Skeldon Line path Secondary School. He might be from Skeldon but as you know, I left during the Ice Age and all the people I knew either migrated or died. Even if I saw him on the public road, I would not know him or his parents.

Prince posted:

Nehru posted:

I forgot the names but I tell you Corentyne Gals are the BEST. I used to sit at one with a high step to go in, you enjoy the view on the road and sip you Beer with Casreep Poke. Was Poke and more Poke if you kno what I mean.):

I Lived five miles from Skeldon and I don't know where the blasted place is. I wouldn't recognize a punany shop even if I see one. I was that naive in my youthful days.  

You either lived past Moleson Creek or you lived by maybe 73 village or so.

skeldon_man posted:

Prince posted:

Nehru posted:

I forgot the names but I tell you Corentyne Gals are the BEST. I used to sit at one with a high step to go in, you enjoy the view on the road and sip you Beer with Casreep Poke. Was Poke and more Poke if you kno what I mean.):

I Lived five miles from Skeldon and I don't know where the blasted place is. I wouldn't recognize a punany shop even if I see one. I was that naive in my youthful days.  

You either lived past Moleson Creek or you lived by maybe 73 village or so.

65 village to be exact. How far more is Skeldon? 

aBOUT 9 MILES

Prince posted:

skeldon_man posted:

Prince posted:

Nehru posted:

I forgot the names but I tell you Corentyne Gals are the BEST. I used to sit at one with a high step to go in, you enjoy the view on the road and sip you Beer with Casreep Poke. Was Poke and more Poke if you kno what I mean.):

I Lived five miles from Skeldon and I don't know where the blasted place is. I wouldn't recognize a punany shop even if I see one. I was that naive in my youthful days.  

You either lived past Moleson Creek or you lived by maybe 73 village or so.

65 village to be exact. How far more is Skeldon? 

Nehru is correct. I had relatives living at 65 and 66 villages. Not sure where they are now.

bHAI nEHRU sKONT ALWAYS RIGHT You remember the advertisement " Put a tiger in your Tank" Well, they made one for me " Rocket in his Pocket"):0;

Nehru posted:

Yes Bhai, many times. I love the Beer Gardens close to the Stelling. Nice cutters and Waitresses):

Which one by the stelling?

Nehru posted:

I forgot the names but I tell you Corentyne Gals are the BEST. I used to sit at one with a high step to go in, you enjoy the view on the road and sip you Beer with Casreep Poke. Was Poke and more Poke if you kno what I mean.):

Aunty Tita aslo Known as Wong Wee.

Chief posted:

Nehru posted:

I forgot the names but I tell you Corentyne Gals are the BEST. I used to sit at one with a high step to go in, you enjoy the view on the road and sip you Beer with Casreep Poke. Was Poke and more Poke if you kno what I mean.):

Aunty Tita aslo Known as Wong Wee.

Chief, Do you carnally know Aunty Tita? Who the hell is Aunty Tita?

As Chief, he knows everything. 

skeldon_man posted:

Chief posted:

Nehru posted:

I forgot the names but I tell you Corentyne Gals are the BEST. I used to sit at one with a high step to go in, you enjoy the view on the road and sip you Beer with Casreep Poke. Was Poke and more Poke if you kno what I mean.):

Aunty Tita aslo Known as Wong Wee.

Chief, Do you carnally know Aunty Tita? Who the hell is Aunty Tita?

She was married ( or hook up)  to old man Mr. Wong Wee who had that hotel and 3 story building at Springlands.

She was a good cook and was popular with travleers who were flocking to Suriname. Many people stayed at that Hotel. It was called Harbor View. 

Old Wong Wee had his first business at #79 Village in the 50's before he moved to Springlands, one of the first  and few 3 story bulkding in our area back in the 60's and 70's.

Chief posted:

skeldon_man posted:

Chief posted:

Nehru posted:

I forgot the names but I tell you Corentyne Gals are the BEST. I used to sit at one with a high step to go in, you enjoy the view on the road and sip you Beer with Casreep Poke. Was Poke and more Poke if you kno what I mean.):

Aunty Tita aslo Known as Wong Wee.

Chief, Do you carnally know Aunty Tita? Who the hell is Aunty Tita?

She was married ( or hook up)  to old man Mr. Wong Wee who had that hotel and 3 story building at Springlands.

She was a good cook and was popular with travleers who were flocking to Suriname. Many people stayed at that Hotel. It was called Harbor View. 

Old Wong Wee had his first business at #79 Village in the 50's before he moved to Springlands, one of the first  and few 3 story bulkding in our area back in the 60's and 70's.

Was this Wong Wee related to the Chungs(cinema), Wong Yow or them Choo Yick? These are the three Chinese I can recall who lived in that general area.

skeldon_man posted:

Prince posted:

skeldon_man posted:

Prince posted:

Nehru posted:

I forgot the names but I tell you Corentyne Gals are the BEST. I used to sit at one with a high step to go in, you enjoy the view on the road and sip you Beer with Casreep Poke. Was Poke and more Poke if you kno what I mean.):

I Lived five miles from Skeldon and I don't know where the blasted place is. I wouldn't recognize a punany shop even if I see one. I was that naive in my youthful days.  

You either lived past Moleson Creek or you lived by maybe 73 village or so.

65 village to be exact. How far more is Skeldon? 

Nehru is correct. I had relatives living at 65 and 66 villages. Not sure where they are now.

My cousin tota. Ramjattan lived at # 65. Been there coupla times. 

Prince posted:

Nehru posted:

I forgot the names but I tell you Corentyne Gals are the BEST. I used to sit at one with a high step to go in, you enjoy the view on the road and sip you Beer with Casreep Poke. Was Poke and more Poke if you kno what I mean.):

I Lived five miles from Skeldon and I don't know where the blasted place is. I wouldn't recognize a punany shop even if I see one. I was that naive in my youthful days.  

u still pagalee 

the only time u guys see gt is when u catch passage to go airport 

warrior posted:

the only time u guys see gt is when u catch passage to go airport 

Nah bai. I saw GT for the first time when I went to apply for a student visa. I sat at the window and saw your associate robbed an old drunk man of his felt hat.

That's fine with me. I prefer not being choked and robbed by your associates.

I spent one great summer in Line Path, Skeldon...I think it was 1979

Used to hang with this fella named Tony (not his real name), I think his father name was Issa(could have been a jeweler).

Used to go almost every weekend to wedding house ( hang out with the guys who play the jukebox)

Hear Tony died at a young age a few years later (car accident I think)

Was sad to hear...he lived with his grandmother who loved him so much

Riff posted:

I spent one great summer in Line Path, Skeldon...I think it was 1979

Used to hang with this fella named Tony (not his real name), I think his father name was Issa(could have been a jeweler).

Used to go almost every weekend to wedding house ( hang out with the guys who play the jukebox)

Hear Tony died at a young age a few years later (car accident I think)

Was sad to hear...he lived with his grandmother who loved him so much

I know the boy's family. His mother's name is Lily. They are very light skinned folks. His grandmother lived in the same street we did and she worked with my mother in the sugar estate as a weeder. 

"Weeder" tarasss...irie mon.

cain posted:

"Weeder" tarasss...irie mon.

She mad an honest living, raised 5 boys and lived to be 86 years old.

SK

you must also know the folks I stayed with. They are my step mother's family. I don't remember the last name, but the kids names were, Sylvia, Gloria, Lorraine....don't remember the other 2. I think their father worked in the estate, strict fella...but then most fathers in the countryside were strict, especially if they have 4 pretty daughters

Riff posted:

SK

you must also know the folks I stayed with. They are my step mother's family. I don't remember the last name, but the kids names were, Sylvia, Gloria, Lorraine....don't remember the other 2. I think their father worked in the estate, strict fella...but then most fathers in the countryside were strict, especially if they have 4 pretty daughters

Is the father's name Allah? Besides Aunty Shortie(Lilly's mom), Allah was the next Muslim in that street. I know the man had daughters..no sons. They were light skinned folks too. Very quiet family.

I doubt that the dude's name is Allah.   Maybe something Allah but not just Allah. 

Nah...these people were Hindu

I think you talking about a different street. You must talking about Tony's mother side of the family

skeldon_man posted:

I am from Line Path. About 100 yards from Skeldon Line path Secondary School. He might be from Skeldon but as you know, I left during the Ice Age and all the people I knew either migrated or died. Even if I saw him on the public road, I would not know him or his parents.

Do you know a man name Abraim know as Taps . Kids are Fazal, Bash, Moon, Nesha, Raymond .

Riff posted:

Nah...these people were Hindu

I think you talking about a different street. You must talking about Tony's mother side of the family

Yep.