Iggy, welcome back. Thanks for the Sunday morning humor.

Happy Father's Day if you're a Dad. I'll call my 89-year-old Dad in Atlanta.

This man gone nuts

Prashad posted:

This man gone nuts

 

Somebody should curry he razz.

Hi Iggy, you wutliss bad.  Welcome back.  Sorry about the quote feature, I post from my iPhone and editing is challenging. 

And yes, I am a CPA and CMA after dropping out of high school.  Don’t bother with that low accomplish dumpling!!  Tells a lot of that lil country school!  So don’t mess with me.   I’ll try to figure out the quote thingy!!

Gwana Man is the man always humorous !!!  Happy fathers day bhai.

Baseman posted:

Hi Iggy, you wutliss bad.  Welcome back.  Sorry about the quote feature, I post from my iPhone and editing is challenging. 

And yes, I am a CPA and CMA after dropping out of high school.  Don’t bother with that low accomplish dumpling!!  Tells a lot of that lil country school!  So don’t mess with me.   I’ll try to figure out the quote thingy!!

And the records show since from 1991.  Did you work with Asgar at GPO upstairs?

Mitwah posted:

Baseman posted:

And yes, I am a CPA and CMA after dropping out of high school.  Don’t bother with that low accomplish dumpling!!  Tells a lot of that lil country school!  So don’t mess with me.   I’ll try to figure out the quote thingy!!

And the records show since from 1991.  Did you work with Asgar at GPO upstairs?

Hey Mits, when did you work at the IRD at GPO?

Giana man like he bored on Fathers Day or his kids desert him. 😀

Iguana posted:

Please help this couple

Our rotund vixen Bibi is the backbone of a billion dollar wall street firm, purveyor of the finest coffee, talent evaluator, graduate of the queen's college, the product of a blue blood political family ....

Sincerely,
Gwana Man

Dee one an' only -- Bibi      

Mitwah posted:

Baseman posted:

And yes, I am a CPA and CMA after dropping out of high school.  Don’t bother with that low accomplish dumpling!!  Tells a lot of that lil country school!  So don’t mess with me.   I’ll try to figure out the quote thingy!!

And the records show since from 1991.  Did you work with Asgar at GPO upstairs?

When I was there, the commissioner was Edgar Heligar and he was on Lamaha Street.  At GPO were Asst Commissioners, George Wong and Minkoo.

I met Godfrey Statia there, young inspector.  When I visited we would chat and he told me he also wanted to pursue the CPA.  I ended losing track as time went by!

Baseman posted:

Mitwah posted:

Baseman posted:

And yes, I am a CPA and CMA after dropping out of high school.  Don’t bother with that low accomplish dumpling!!  Tells a lot of that lil country school!  So don’t mess with me.   I’ll try to figure out the quote thingy!!

And the records show since from 1991.  Did you work with Asgar at GPO upstairs?

When I was there, the commissioner was Edgar Heligar and he was on Lamaha Street.  At GPO were Asst Commissioners, George Wong and Minkoo.

I met Godfrey Statia there, young inspector.  When I visited we would chat and he told me he also wanted to pursue the CPA.  I ended losing track as time went by!

I met Minkoo a few months ago. 

ksazma posted:

Mitwah posted:

Baseman posted:

And yes, I am a CPA and CMA after dropping out of high school.  Don’t bother with that low accomplish dumpling!!  Tells a lot of that lil country school!  So don’t mess with me.   I’ll try to figure out the quote thingy!!

And the records show since from 1991.  Did you work with Asgar at GPO upstairs?

Hey Mits, when did you work at the IRD at GPO?

With Gangadin and then Devonish. Wong was my boss. Missed Brown Betty bhai.

I remember Devonish a lil bit. Brown Betty and don’t forget Coal Pot. That food was good. I used to like having breakfast at the Fogarty’s canteen also. I had lots of friends there before I left in 1987. I didn’t work for the IRD though. There was a brother and sister from West Coast who used to work there that I was friendly with. In fact, I was friendly with anyone I came into contact with. Even black folks 😀. I remember Patty also. She and her brother opened a West Indian business in Toronto, I believe. 

I use to like Brown Betty chicken in the rough.

The meaning that Brown Betty has for me is when we were kids, our dad used to pile all of us into the car and take us for the ice cream. That was way before the damn place burned down. 😀

ksazma posted:

The meaning that Brown Betty has for me is when we were kids, our dad used to pile all of us into the car and take us for the ice cream. That was way before the damn place burned down. 😀

When we were kids living way up the east bank, when we visited GT, Which was few times a year, Brown Betty was a must!!

Baseman posted:

ksazma posted:

The meaning that Brown Betty has for me is when we were kids, our dad used to pile all of us into the car and take us for the ice cream. That was way before the damn place burned down. 😀

When we were kids living way up the east bank, when we visited GT, Which was few times a year, Brown Betty was a must!!

Chicken-in-the ruff served in a basket with fries and a roll. 

kp posted:

Baseman posted:

ksazma posted:

The meaning that Brown Betty has for me is when we were kids, our dad used to pile all of us into the car and take us for the ice cream. That was way before the damn place burned down. 😀

When we were kids living way up the east bank, when we visited GT, Which was few times a year, Brown Betty was a must!!

Chicken-in-the ruff served in a basket with fries and a roll. 

That was some good food.

kp posted:

Baseman posted:

ksazma posted:

The meaning that Brown Betty has for me is whe

When we were kids living way up the east bank, when we visited GT, Which was few times a year, Brown Betty was a must!!

Chicken-in-the ruff served in a basket with fries and a roll. 

Ow bai, now you mekking mi belly bun, and I soon heading out to Father’s Day dinner with my sons!!  

Mi guh eat American and thinking chicken-in-the ruff!!😁

ksazma posted:

I remember Devonish a lil bit. Brown Betty and don’t forget Coal Pot. That food was good. I used to like having breakfast at the Fogarty’s canteen also. I had lots of friends there before I left in 1987. I didn’t work for the IRD though. There was a brother and sister from West Coast who used to work there that I was friendly with. In fact, I was friendly with anyone I came into contact with. Even black folks 😀. I remember Patty also. She and her brother opened a West Indian business in Toronto, I believe. 

Winston Devonish personally signed my Tax Exit certificate over a few drinks at GCC House.