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Are you sure this is Guyana? The houses look like they are built flat on the ground. All those red shirts?? Is this a PPP communist stronghold?
skeldon_man posted:Are you sure this is Guyana? The houses look like they are built flat on the ground. All those red shirts?? Is this a PPP communist stronghold?
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Django posted:skeldon_man posted:Are you sure this is Guyana? The houses look like they are built flat on the ground. All those red shirts?? Is this a PPP communist stronghold?
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Surprising. This must be some rich community.
skeldon_man posted:Django posted:skeldon_man posted:Are you sure this is Guyana? The houses look like they are built flat on the ground. All those red shirts?? Is this a PPP communist stronghold?
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Surprising. This must be some rich community.
Get it that's Vlissengen Rd, between Lamaha St and Carifesta Ave
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Granger gets Guyana nice, nice. God bless that Blackman. 
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looks clean
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Django posted:skeldon_man posted:Django posted:skeldon_man posted:Are you sure this is Guyana? The houses look like they are built flat on the ground. All those red shirts?? Is this a PPP communist stronghold?
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Surprising. This must be some rich community.
Get it that's Vlissengen Rd, between Lamaha St and Carifesta Ave
On the left is Camp Ayanganna. On the right is Kitty with bridge leading to Barr Street. Vlissengen Road and Irving Street in center.
skeldon_man posted:Django posted:skeldon_man posted:Are you sure this is Guyana? The houses look like they are built flat on the ground. All those red shirts?? Is this a PPP communist stronghold?
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Surprising. This must be some rich community.
Donât be surprised. You would be amazed at some of the mansions in Guyana. Those houses would be millions of dollars in the US. The surprising part is that âregular folkâ live in some of them.
Gilbakka posted:Django posted:skeldon_man posted:Django posted:skeldon_man posted:Are you sure this is Guyana? The houses look like they are built flat on the ground. All those red shirts?? Is this a PPP communist stronghold?
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Surprising. This must be some rich community.
Get it that's Vlissengen Rd, between Lamaha St and Carifesta Ave
On the left is Camp Ayanganna. On the right is Kitty with bridge leading to Barr Street. Vlissengen Road and Irving Street in center.
This is correct. And that's a movietown adveritsment.
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Prince posted:Granger gets Guyana nice, nice. God bless that Blackman.
Bai, that took over two decades to look so good! And that was even with Slo Fiya!
Baseman posted:Prince posted:Granger gets Guyana nice, nice. God bless that Blackman.
Bai, that took over two decades to look so good! And that was even with Slo Fiya!
So u saying Slo Fiya took care of all Dem ole dilapidated houses and now everything lookin nice nice?
Bibi Haniffa posted:skeldon_man posted:Django posted:skeldon_man posted:Are you sure this is Guyana? The houses look like they are built flat on the ground. All those red shirts?? Is this a PPP communist stronghold?
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Surprising. This must be some rich community.
Donât be surprised. You would be amazed at some of the mansions in Guyana.
Those houses would be millions of dollars in the US.
The surprising part is that âregular folkâ live in some of them.
Mansions with no yard space , most house lots are 50 feet x 100 feet.
Holding on to my prime location lot and small house, in the homeland.
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Prince posted:Granger gets Guyana nice, nice. God bless that Blackman.
Yuh believe Princess dat dee places were built in the last four years. 
Yuh far more dan stuppidy. 
Very impressive indeed, the PNC Pandit and Volda supporter is doing his job very well.
skeldon_man posted:Are you sure this is Guyana? The houses look like they are built flat on the ground. All those red shirts?? Is this a PPP communist stronghold?
You knuckleheads cannot recognize the place because you live outside the country and you cant accept the fact that the coalition has cleaned up the PPP mess....
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VishMahabir posted:skeldon_man posted:Are you sure this is Guyana? The houses look like they are built flat on the ground. All those red shirts?? Is this a PPP communist stronghold?
You knuckleheads cannot recognize the place because you live outside the country and you cant accept the fact that the coalition has cleaned up the PPP mess....
Hey you lying kutnee barachoda, I lived in the country almost 50 years ago. I don't lie about my ignorance of the city.
Unlike you yawari, I am not a professional student I am genuinely a truthful individual.
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Prince posted:Granger gets Guyana nice, nice. God bless that Blackman.
This is Diwali, do wan poojah fuh you gadfadda nah! Put am pan facebook live. He go gee you GECOM wuk afta you done ben ovah.
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VishMahabir posted:skeldon_man posted:Are you sure this is Guyana? The houses look like they are built flat on the ground. All those red shirts?? Is this a PPP communist stronghold?
You knuckleheads cannot recognize the place because you live outside the country and you cant accept the fact that the coalition has cleaned up the PPP mess....
Eh-eh, knucklehead VishMahabir lives in Guyana.
skeldon_man posted:VishMahabir posted:skeldon_man posted:Are you sure this is Guyana? The houses look like they are built flat on the ground. All those red shirts?? Is this a PPP communist stronghold?
You knuckleheads cannot recognize the place because you live outside the country and you cant accept the fact that the coalition has cleaned up the PPP mess....
Hey you lying kutnee barachoda, I lived in the country almost 50 years ago. I don't lie about my ignorance of the city.
Unlike you yawari, I am not a professional student I am genuinely a truthful individual.
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The drone view is spectacular, travelling on the ground doesn't not give that impression. The canals were always clean, the palling off helps.
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Django posted:Bibi Haniffa posted:skeldon_man posted:Surprising. This must be some rich community.
Donât be surprised. You would be amazed at some of the mansions in Guyana.
Those houses would be millions of dollars in the US.
The surprising part is that âregular folkâ live in some of them.
Mansions with no yard space , most house lots are 50 feet x 100 feet.
Holding on to my prime location lot and small house, in the homeland.
Guyana needs to update the FSI regs for new developments!
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That is my old neck of the woods. That big building in the forefront used to be 7Dawns.Popular in the 70s. Barr St was one of my bases.
ksazma posted:That is my old neck of the woods. That big building in the forefront used to be 7Dawns.Popular in the 70s. Barr St was one of my bases.
Gaumont and white coconut tree were two of Nehru's bases. Ask e.
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ksazma posted:That is my old neck of the woods. That big building in the forefront used to be 7Dawns.Popular in the 70s. Barr St was one of my bases.
It was popular in the 1980s too. I drank there sometimes. And a few doors eastwards on the other side of the road there was a popular Chinese restaurant. A Chinese guy and his Guyanese wife ran it.
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Gilbakka posted:ksazma posted:That is my old neck of the woods. That big building in the forefront used to be 7Dawns.Popular in the 70s. Barr St was one of my bases.
It was popular in the 1980s too. I drank there sometimes. And a few doors eastwards on the other side of the road there was a popular Chinese restaurant. A Chinese guy and his Guyanese wife ran it.
That Chinese restaurant used to be jamming music very late at night. Wasn't 7Dawns called Supafly for a little while or was that another place?
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Sheik101 posted:ksazma posted:That is my old neck of the woods. That big building in the forefront used to be 7Dawns.Popular in the 70s. Barr St was one of my bases.
Gaumont and white coconut tree were two of Nehru's bases. Ask e.
I have heard of Gaumont but I am only now hearing about White Coconut Tree. I have never even seen Gaumont. And I am a GT banna, born and grown. Nehru is all the way from the East Coast.
White coconut mighta been on Welligton st ...couple buildings North of Charlotte street. The big one on Main St was Cambridge, dem girls were classy crews...is so I hear
VishMahabir posted:skeldon_man posted:Are you sure this is Guyana? The houses look like they are built flat on the ground. All those red shirts?? Is this a PPP communist stronghold?
You knuckleheads cannot recognize the place because you live outside the country and you cant accept the fact that the coalition has cleaned up the PPP mess....
Quit with your BS; no âcoalitionâ cleaned anything ! What mess did the PPP leave ? If you have nothing factual to write, you would be much better off keeping your yap tightly shut ! The only achievement that the PNC can claim is rigging of election. Why donât you list the list of economic achievements that Granger and his goons can point to ! PS: Wine-up and jump-up are not economic achievements !
cain posted:White coconut mighta been on Welligton st ...couple buildings North of Charlotte street. The big one on Main St was Cambridge, dem girls were classy crews...is so I hear
'is so I hear'...Mus be you buddy dat look like you dat tell, or you bro 'Punkcha tire'.
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ksazma posted:Gilbakka posted:ksazma posted:That is my old neck of the woods. That big building in the forefront used to be 7Dawns.Popular in the 70s. Barr St was one of my bases.
It was popular in the 1980s too. I drank there sometimes. And a few doors eastwards on the other side of the road there was a popular Chinese restaurant. A Chinese guy and his Guyanese wife ran it.
That Chinese restaurant used to be jamming music very late at night. Wasn't 7Dawns called Supafly for a little while or was that another place?
I can't recall Supafly but you are correct about late music at the Chinese restaurant. In 1982 I loaned them a Kenny Rogers cassette and for months afterwards they played it day and night.
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