* Don't you folks love those random memories that just make you smile no matter what's going on in your life ?

Rev

WHEN LAST YOU HEARD BOUT ?

'Abna babna lady snee......Ocean potion sugar and tea'...

Rev

WHEN LAST YOU HEAR A GUYANESE TELL ANOTHER GUYANESE

"YUH RASS PAGLEE."

Rev

AMRAL NOW ALLOWS COOLIE TO BE USED ON GNI.

* So when last you heard this piece of poetry.

" Coolie water rice, poke-n-spice, wash u-b-t with dhal-n-rice." hahahaha

* Now that one gave me a hearty laugh---didn't hear that one in ages.

Rev

OK Folks!

* Feel free to share any fun tidbits from the rich Guyana culture.

Rev

Is this what you call the rich Guyana culture? She looks like one of your foreign white bubble bath women.

Couldn't you have put a beautiful Guyanese woman's picture?

[NB: If you reply, don't replace this picture in my post. Or else....]

This picture brings back wonderful memories. Blue saki on my mango tree.

Kiskadee chatting early morning....

Dogs barking, cocks crowing.... neighba begging fo one fleg garlic.

Sweet, Sweet Guyana Bhai dat Burnham destroyed and the PPP brought back from the dead.  NOW GUYANA SWEET LAKA WHITEY, SWEET LAKA SUGAR CAKE, SWEET LAKA PINEAPPLE AND SWEETER THAN AUNTY DOREEN SUGAR CAKE.

Gilbakka:

* The Rev wishes to remind you that is not only COOLIE and BLACK people live in Guyana.

* Here is your CIVICS lesson for today.

THERE ARE 6 ETHNIC GROUPS IN GUYANA:

African

Amerindian

East Indian

Portuguese

European

Chinese

* Gilly, yuh ever had a Portuguese girlfriend back in yuh wild days in GT ?

* Feel free to share some juicy memories in this thread.

Rev

MORE GUYANESE TALK:

* Yuh know what happens when a woman "stereo playing low" ?

* By the way, can somebody explain the meaning of that one to me---thanks.

Rev

CAIN WILL LOVE THIS ONE:

Only a Guyanese would know        what is "sugar cake".... "rice cake"... "chi-nee cake".... "black cake"...         "Patta cake"

Rev

I used to own a sakiwinki monkey

Pata Cake is the BEST. And some would argue it is sweeter than SUGAR CAKE.

I played that game countless time

How would a buggerman know about pata cake?

CHECK THIS OUT RIYA:---? BACK IN GUYANA

You are a pretty Guyanese girl if you was able to cut you eye and suck you teeth on de boys and get away with it.hahaha

* Surely you got away with cutting yuh eye and sucking yuh teeth pon dem bais in Canjie, right Riya ?

Rev

So tell me about these famous pantyless Canje girls

oh yeah

It was especially annoying if I'm walking on the road and one of them sidle up with their bicycle trying to soor

Shut up

are you really from Canje?

she from cane field

Jokes:

* Those "famous" Canjie girls don't only drink COSMOPOLITAN---they are cosmopolitan.hahahaha

* Don't you wish you had married one ?hahahaha

Rev

Let me see who really from Canje.

is it pronounced Canjee, or Canya?  

do you say Canjee Pheasant or Canya Pheasant?

I have to ask Chief after he finish his doll and roice. :

it's dholl, okay?

I would date a Canje girl.....probably wouldn't marry one though

Me muddah doan like hoes

TI:

* Are you saying Chief is what Guyanese call an "ENGLISH DUCK"hahaha

Rev

It means she Panty String weak and her panty heading slowly to her ankle.

* Muchas gracias!

* I didn't know that---I knew I could count on you for that kind of wisdom.

Rev

GUYANESE WORDS YOU HAVEN'T HEARD IN AGES:

*ma ka chodo (ma-ka-chode-oh):----> that is a serious cuss word

* You guys know what it means, right ?

* Rev ain't giving no meaning to that one---I might get banned.

Rev

HOW ABOUT

jootah (jew-tah): diz hea a like spit. thatz why ayodeze parentz doez say me na wan u jootah

Rev

http://www.guyana.org/recog.html

We know that's what you are.

link is not working.

WHEN LAST YOU HEAR THIS WORD

* korhee (kor-hee): ur kinda clumsy

* I had this uncle in Guyana---that is what he named his dog.

Rev

okay rev here is one when you na gat moma you suck grandee

* The SUN PARAKEET is now restricted to Guyana and parts of Brazil and Venezuela. It uses its hooked beak to climb trees in order to find foods such as fruits and flowers.

Rev

Go to the GNI Main Page, cursor down to Miscellaneous, click Memories of Guyana, then click Recognize a Guyanese.  The link isn't working.  Maybe someone can post the page here.