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I noticed that only blackman working on the restoration , everything was held back during the PPP government, Green did that purposely , look today PNC a rule they are cleaning, the streets, cleaning the trenches, picking-up garbage, fixing old buildings, but look who get the contracts all Blackman. If you don't see that, well you BLIND.

K

Ksaz might be very happy.  I remember spending time there when I live in Kitty for a while.

This is a much overdue project. I am happy  that the architecture will be preserved. Sometimes I think it might be less costly to tear down the old buildings and build a new one with all modern stuff; clean washrooms,  WIFI...

Let this project be a success in both quality of works and accountability.

Mitwah
Pointblank posted:
Nehru posted:

Since when the Central Govt responsible for GT. Is like blaming Obama for NY problems.  Grow a bloody brain Chea Pet!!!

why you small mined people always comparing USA with Guyana. they have two different systems. 

 

The markets along with Georgetown restoration comes under the Mayor and City Council.  

Go ask Hammie, why it wasn't done before. 

Uncle Nehru is absolutely right.  

FM

Again we see why the rural Indian areas are being neglected as the Granger is funneling money from Indo to the majority Blacks in Georgetown. While the restoration is admirable, the burden should be on the Georgetown taxpayers rather than the taxpayers country wide. 

FM
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Drugb posted:

Again we see why the rural Indian areas are being neglected as the Granger is funneling money from Indo to the majority Blacks in Georgetown. While the restoration is admirable, the burden should be on the Georgetown taxpayers rather than the taxpayers country wide. 

confusion is your constant companion

FM
kp posted:
Mitwah posted:

KP, BRB name the contractors.

Picture don't  lie. All Blackman. 

And that's the problem. So few East Indians have been willing to do any work to improve the country for 23 years, they can't find it in themselves to start working on national projects now. But as soon as the market rebuild is completed you can bet your bottom dollar that it is East Indians who are going to be demanding the majority of stalls.

Mr.T
redux posted:
Drugb posted:

Again we see why the rural Indian areas are being neglected as the Granger is funneling money from Indo to the majority Blacks in Georgetown. While the restoration is admirable, the burden should be on the Georgetown taxpayers rather than the taxpayers country wide. 

confusion is your constant companion

You are the intentionally facetious one.  You refuse to acknowledge the redistribution of wealth by the Granger administration, taking from the Indians and giving to the Blacks.  Isn't Green responsible for restoration of Georgetown public property? Why is Granger funding this from the national tax fund?

FM
Drugb posted:
redux posted:
Drugb posted:

Again we see why the rural Indian areas are being neglected as the Granger is funneling money from Indo to the majority Blacks in Georgetown. While the restoration is admirable, the burden should be on the Georgetown taxpayers rather than the taxpayers country wide. 

confusion is your constant companion

You are the intentionally facetious one.  You refuse to acknowledge the redistribution of wealth by the Granger administration, taking from the Indians and giving to the Blacks.  Isn't Green responsible for restoration of Georgetown public property? Why is Granger funding this from the national tax fund?

ahmmm b_gurd, "confusion" ≠ "facetious[ness]" in any literate universe

like i said . . . your poor education and all that

FM

Nothing this Govt does is good for Guyana by these fools.

For da one KP who see is only black people building the market, is he complaining that the Indians are not given a chance or that they really doan give a rats arse about the building trade?  Perhaps he should also ask why don't we see more Indians in the Forces especially the GDF.

cain
cain posted:

Nothing this Govt does is good for Guyana by these fools.

For da one KP who see is only black people building the market, is he complaining that the Indians are not given a chance or that they really doan give a rats arse about the building trade?  Perhaps he should also ask why don't we see more Indians in the Forces especially the GDF.

A picture speaks a thousand  words. As for the GDF the requirements  are brutal force and ignorance.  We don't qualify.

K
kp posted:
cain posted:

Nothing this Govt does is good for Guyana by these fools.

For da one KP who see is only black people building the market, is he complaining that the Indians are not given a chance or that they really doan give a rats arse about the building trade?  Perhaps he should also ask why don't we see more Indians in the Forces especially the GDF.

A picture speaks a thousand  words. As for the GDF the requirements  are brutal force and ignorance.  We don't qualify.

One of them ...you/they certainly do.

cain
Mr.T posted:
kp posted:
Mitwah posted:

KP, BRB name the contractors.

Picture don't  lie. All Blackman. 

And that's the problem. So few East Indians have been willing to do any work to improve the country for 23 years, they can't find it in themselves to start working on national projects now. But as soon as the market rebuild is completed you can bet your bottom dollar that it is East Indians who are going to be demanding the majority of stalls.

East Indian are the smart ones that run a successful business and would pay the taxes. 

FM
Pointblank posted:

Something good is being done and the only thing some of these racist A sshoes see is blackman

I am ecstatic this is been done as a Guyanese , its a land mark . It was also a disgrace it had to deteriorate to this condition for years. However, don't you think your subject line was in correct.

I use to enjoy eating my chicken in the rough and milk shake across Demico , but it was a eye sore .

FM
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ian posted:
Pointblank posted:

Something good is being done and the only thing some of these racist A sshoes see is blackman

I am ecstatic this is been done as a Guyanese , its a land mark . It was also a disgrace it had to deteriorate to this condition for years. However, don't you think your subject line was in correct.

I use to enjoy eating my chicken in the rough and milk shake across Demico , but it was a eye sore .

 Demico was next to Stabroek market, not Kitty Market. 

FM
Drugb posted:
ian posted:
Pointblank posted:

Something good is being done and the only thing some of these racist A sshoes see is blackman

I am ecstatic this is been done as a Guyanese , its a land mark . It was also a disgrace it had to deteriorate to this condition for years. However, don't you think your subject line was in correct.

I use to enjoy eating my chicken in the rough and milk shake across Demico , but it was a eye sore .

 Demico was next to Stabroek market, not Kitty Market. 

Demico Quick Serve was there, and next door to Demico was Bish and Sons. 

FM
ian posted:

I am ecstatic this is been done as a Guyanese , its a land mark . It was also a disgrace it had to deteriorate to this condition for years. However, don't you think your subject line was in correct.

I use to enjoy eating my chicken in the rough and milk shake across Demico ....

Same here, Ian. Sometimes I used to drop in to that Demico Qik Serve, buy my stuff, find myself a shady breezy table in the yard, and enjoy. That Demico building in Kitty was/is owned by Cecil Persaud, a former Mayor of GT. He lived upstairs.

FM
ian posted:
Pointblank posted:
Nehru posted:

Since when the Central Govt responsible for GT. Is like blaming Obama for NY problems.  Grow a bloody brain Chea Pet!!!

why you small mined people always comparing USA with Guyana. they have two different systems. 

 

The markets along with Georgetown restoration comes under the Mayor and City Council.  

Go ask Hammie, why it wasn't done before. 

Uncle Nehru is absolutely right.  

Ask de den misista Withtika an scooba dem bin ah control de money

Pointblank
Gilbakka posted:
ian posted:

I am ecstatic this is been done as a Guyanese , its a land mark . It was also a disgrace it had to deteriorate to this condition for years. However, don't you think your subject line was in correct.

I use to enjoy eating my chicken in the rough and milk shake across Demico ....

Same here, Ian. Sometimes I used to drop in to that Demico Qik Serve, buy my stuff, find myself a shady breezy table in the yard, and enjoy. That Demico building in Kitty was/is owned by Cecil Persaud, a former Mayor of GT. He lived upstairs.

Yes Cecil Persaud lived upstairs and he had his Taxi services downstairs and next to the taxi place was a Bata shoe store, across the street on Barr street side, was FK young rum shop at least that was in my days, the place later became Rick's and Sari rum shop.   

ball
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Gilbakka posted:
ian posted:

I am ecstatic this is been done as a Guyanese , its a land mark . It was also a disgrace it had to deteriorate to this condition for years. However, don't you think your subject line was in correct.

I use to enjoy eating my chicken in the rough and milk shake across Demico ....

Same here, Ian. Sometimes I used to drop in to that Demico Qik Serve, buy my stuff, find myself a shady breezy table in the yard, and enjoy. That Demico building in Kitty was/is owned by Cecil Persaud, a former Mayor of GT. He lived upstairs.

I remember going there for peanut butter milk shake and Chinese cake.

Mitwah
Mitwah posted:

Ksaz might be very happy.  I remember spending time there when I live in

I do have very fond memories of Kitty market. There was Williams where we used to buy our new school books, the cycle parts store from where I got real cool stuff to fix up my bike before Django stole it feom me at knife point. There was the grocery store with the sign that credit was dead killed by bad pay master,Jeetendra's book store where we borrowed books including Playboy and Penthouse. Shrimps at 4 bundle for one dollar and the nice ladies would throw in a fifth bundle. the rice sellers outside as well as all the fruits and vegetables vendors. And how can one forget the KSI across the street a bit later. Fond memories indeed.

FM
ksazma posted:
Mitwah posted:

Ksaz might be very happy.  I remember spending time there when I live in

And how can one forget the KSI across the street a bit later. Fond memories indeed.

Was it KSI or the Guyana Marketing Corp/ Fisheries Depot? I assume you're referring to Shell Road. I used to buy bangamary and fish paste from that place.

FM
Gilbakka posted:
ksazma posted:
Mitwah posted:

Ksaz might be very happy.  I remember spending time there when I live in

And how can one forget the KSI across the street a bit later. Fond memories indeed.

Was it KSI or the Guyana Marketing Corp/ Fisheries Depot? I assume you're referring to Shell Road. I used to buy bangamary and fish paste from that place.

KSI was at the NE corner of Alexander St. and Shell Road.

FM
ksazma posted:
Gilbakka posted:
ksazma posted:
Mitwah posted:

Ksaz might be very happy.  I remember spending time there when I live in

And how can one forget the KSI across the street a bit later. Fond memories indeed.

Was it KSI or the Guyana Marketing Corp/ Fisheries Depot? I assume you're referring to Shell Road. I used to buy bangamary and fish paste from that place.

KSI was at the NE corner of Alexander St. and Shell Road.

Okay, I get it. I had another building in mind, on the southern side of Shell Road, west of Billy Paltoosingh's shop. Japs Butchery was north of the KSI on Alexander Street.

FM

Yall rass got good memory Iman doan even remember what I had fo lunch yesterday nor where I did my last grocery shopping, which was done some week ago. I did hang out in Barr St that's where I had a buddy called Django and his brother along with a bunch of hippie type guys, there seemed to always be trouble when we hung out. It seems when more than a dozen guys hang out that's trouble right deh.

cain
cain posted:

Yall rass got good memory Iman doan even remember what I had fo lunch yesterday nor where I did my last grocery shopping, which was done some week ago. I did hang out in Barr St that's where I had a buddy called Django and his brother along with a bunch of hippie type guys, there seemed to always be trouble when we hung out. It seems when more than a dozen guys hang out that's trouble right deh.

I wonder if this is the same Django who stole my bike.

FM
cain posted:

Coulda bin, what he look like, two eyes a nose an a mouth, answers to the name "Django"? If so, it gotta be he.

Cain..did Django worked at Toolsie sawmill,i work there in the early 70's for a few months and can vividly recall some one by that name.

No confusion with my nick i choose it from the movie had denmin Jacket with the name written at the back,few of my school friends called be by that name,and i am a country bhai.

 

Django
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The banna invited the group to the hotel, we all jumped into the van suddenly chicken, champagne an rum start sharin, I got my chicken didn't take the drinks. We then got a ride to the base to pope car races. You should see Cain an he group sneaking through bush hangin onto chicken an booze.

I seem to recall he had a bicycle leanin agains a post, from where I sat it looked like it could be a blackish, whitesh,yelloey kinda bike, sportin two wheels an a handle...anything like yours kaz?

cain
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Mitwah posted:
ksazma posted:
cain posted:

I seem to recall he had a bicycle leanin agains a post, from where I sat it looked like it could be a blackish, whitesh,yelloey kinda bike, sportin two wheels an a handle...anything like yours kaz?

That is my bike!!!

But it had no seat.

That is only because you took off the seat after Django sold it to you.

FM
RiffRaff posted:

cool down with the insults fellas...

My memories of Kitty Market is going there every weekend to get a new novel...the latest Louis Lamour...or Sudden...or James Hadley Chase

Good to see the restoration coming along nicely

Tacuma Ogunseye from the WPA had a stall there.  Maybe he still does.  I always admired him as a dynamic speaker.  Anytime you passed by he was always reading...formal education is not all.

FM

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