I Never Thought I’d Be So Nostalgic At Such A Young Age…..

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I remember the days when $20JA could buy me a patty, now it costs $80. I remember when $10 could carry me home from the town, now it costs $50; I remember when you could purchase a “box lunch” as we Jamaicans call it for minimum $100, now it costs close to $200.
I never thought […]

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Jamaica and it’s stance on Homosexuality

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This has been on the lips of many Jamaicans as of lately…“Gays giving us deadline?”. Well yes, they have given Jamaica a deadline. There demands:

They want the Government of Jamaica to produce public service announcements denouncing homophobic/transphobic violence. They are also calling for a national homophobia/transphobia education cam-paign, and the repeal of the buggery laws […]

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All Is Not Lost…

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A headline in today’s paper was ‘Jamaica to grow rice‘, that truly surprised me. if we were not experiencing a food crisis, i highly doubt something like this would have been considered, we would still continue to depend on Guyana and other countries for our staples.
What this food crisis is doing is forcing us to […]

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OMFG, ROFL, LMAO, DMX doesn’t know who Barack Obama is….

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Ok seriously, this is a bit old, but i know some people have not heard of it, so i’mma post it up anyway, i have no love for DMX anymore, geez man, Check this:
So I was reading a DMX interview on XXLmag.com, and the subject of this years presidential race came up. The hilarity unfolded […]

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