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29 Dec 2011, 4:23 pm

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That honestly sounds like a good idea besides it being having it dangers one needs to be aware of dangers in a foreign country and be carful


From what I can tell, the countryside areas are less dangerous. But I gather that the city has a big problem with violent crime and might be best avoided.

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From what I heard I still have some family still there and my grandma loves traveling back to Guyana sometimes and she still owns a house there.


I'd love to visit all three countries on the South America coast - Guyana, Suriname and France. :)


Am curious are you west Indian descendent speical guyaneess Because you seem Understand the area well. :P



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29 Dec 2011, 4:25 pm

Lady-ivy wrote:
Tequila wrote:
Lady-ivy wrote:
That honestly sounds like a good idea besides it being having it dangers one needs to be aware of dangers in a foreign country and be carful


From what I can tell, the countryside areas are less dangerous. But I gather that the city has a big problem with violent crime and might be best avoided.

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From what I heard I still have some family still there and my grandma loves traveling back to Guyana sometimes and she still owns a house there.


I'd love to visit all three countries on the South America coast - Guyana, Suriname and France. :)


Am curious are you west Indian descendent speical guyaneess Because you seem Understand the area well. :P


That's your chance Tequila....

Get a fake tan and go for it!!



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29 Dec 2011, 4:39 pm

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Am curious are you west Indian descendent speical guyaneess


No, I'm a very pink-skinned white Englishman with a massive beer gut and in dire need of a shave.

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That's your chance Tequila....


Bloody hell, it speaks!

I'm not dressing up like I'm in The Black and White Minstrel Show. Besides which, I'd never get away with it.

Anyone for mauby?



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29 Dec 2011, 4:40 pm

The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
Lady-ivy wrote:
Tequila wrote:
Lady-ivy wrote:
That honestly sounds like a good idea besides it being having it dangers one needs to be aware of dangers in a foreign country and be carful


From what I can tell, the countryside areas are less dangerous. But I gather that the city has a big problem with violent crime and might be best avoided.

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From what I heard I still have some family still there and my grandma loves traveling back to Guyana sometimes and she still owns a house there.


I'd love to visit all three countries on the South America coast - Guyana, Suriname and France. :)


Am curious are you west Indian descendent speical guyaneess Because you seem Understand the area well. :P


That's your chance Tequila....

Get a fake tan and go for it!![/

This :lol:



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29 Dec 2011, 4:53 pm

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Am curious are you west Indian descendent speical guyaneess


No, I'm a very pink-skinned white Englishman with a massive beer gut and in dire need of a shave.

Well it nice to see someone have an understanding of the place as most people have no idea were and what Guyana is. I live in cailforina were people are mostly Mexican, mexcian mixed, white and orintenial aisan, and african American. Am guessing your from England there seems alot of guyanaes there.

My dad really likes vegemight I don't know how it spelled. But I know it's English food. I don't know how people like that stuff



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29 Dec 2011, 4:59 pm

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Well it nice to see someone have an understanding of the place as most people have no idea were and what Guyana is.


Most people in the UK don't really know where Guyana is, which is a bit shocking, seeing as we used to run the place.

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Am guessing your from England there seems alot of guyanaes there.


Not where I live. It's very white up here. The main Caribbean populations are in Manchester, Birmingham and London. Preston (the nearest city to me) used to have a Caribbean population but it has dissipated over the decades.

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My dad really likes vegemight I don't know how it spelled.


It's spelt "Vegemite". ;)

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But I know it's English food.


Vegemite is Australian. Marmite is British. :)

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I don't know how people like that stuff


No, you're right on that score. I can't be doing with Marmite either (though I've never had Vegemite). It might just be palatable if you spread it lightly on a piece of toast a couple of times a year but it's not worth buying some just for that.

What's your opinion on Bovril?



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29 Dec 2011, 5:07 pm

My middle-eastern skin might be the closest here to your ideal, would that work?



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29 Dec 2011, 5:09 pm

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My middle-eastern skin might be the closest here to your ideal, would that work?


He's right, you know. His food will be better than mine. ;)



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29 Dec 2011, 5:09 pm

Tequila wrote:
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Well it nice to see someone have an understanding of the place as most people have no idea were and what Guyana is.


Most people in the UK don't really know where Guyana is, which is a bit shocking, seeing as we used to run the place.

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Am guessing your from England there seems alot of guyanaes there.


Not where I live. It's very white up here. The main Caribbean populations are in Manchester, Birmingham and London. Preston (the nearest city to me) used to have a Caribbean population but it has dissipated over the decades.

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My dad really likes vegemight I don't know how it spelled.


It's spelt "Vegemite". ;

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But I know it's English food.


Vegemite is Australian. Marmite is British. :

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I don't know how people like that stuff



No, you're right on that score. I can't be doing with Marmite either (though I've never had Vegemite). It might just be palatable if you spread it lightly on a piece of toast a couple of times a year but it's not worth buying some just for that.

What's your opinion on Bovril?


I heard of it. Never saw any of relatives eating it. many them are guyanaes east Indians Plus
I don't eat beef. Am not Hindu though.



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29 Dec 2011, 5:16 pm

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My middle-eastern skin might be the closest here to your ideal, would that work?


Middle eastern men are pretty cute. I don't mine them I love the food and culture too. Am corious boo are you just wanting a green card :lol: :oops:



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29 Dec 2011, 5:19 pm

You don't eat Bovril, you drink it. Quite nice if you're on a diet, though, with its rich flavours.



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29 Dec 2011, 5:23 pm

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You don't eat Bovril, you drink it. Quite nice if you're on a diet, though, with its rich flavours.


I personally thought you eat it kind yucky in my opiean



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29 Dec 2011, 5:31 pm

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My middle-eastern skin might be the closest here to your ideal, would that work?


Middle eastern men are pretty cute. I don't mine them I love the food and culture too. Am corious boo are you just wanting a green card :lol: :oops:


**Taking off glasses***

I am all ears, baby.



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29 Dec 2011, 5:34 pm

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My middle-eastern skin might be the closest here to your ideal, would that work?


Middle eastern men are pretty cute. I don't mine them I love the food and culture too. Am corious boo are you just wanting a green card :lol: :oops:


**Taking off glasses***

I am all ears, baby.
:lmao: :heart: no put back on the glasses I love men with glasses



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29 Dec 2011, 5:38 pm

Lady-ivy wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
Lady-ivy wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
My middle-eastern skin might be the closest here to your ideal, would that work?


Middle eastern men are pretty cute. I don't mine them I love the food and culture too. Am corious boo are you just wanting a green card :lol: :oops:


**Taking off glasses***

I am all ears, baby.
:lmao: :heart: no put back on the glasses I love men with glasses


They're useless for now, my eyes has metamorphosed to ears already, the recto process might take hours.



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29 Dec 2011, 5:38 pm

I love women with glasses.

And I bet he can rustle up an amazing three-course Lebanese meal an' all. Can't you, Boo?

(No, I'm serious, I'd have a reet good do at Lebanese food if I could.)