Saturday, February 4, 2012

What’s this place called?

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12 comments:

Anonymous said...

BOY!! VICTOR U CAN REALY WRITE SHIT WE??

LET ME CALL THAT PIECE
SHIT-ALLEY!!!
TWOU-BWIST,
TWOU-YA
KOULI-TOWN
TET-MOUN

U SEE U MAKE ME DRINK FROM YOUR MOON SHINE AND HAVE ME T-RE-RE.LIKE U AND DE FRENCH MEN WE!!!
GOOD NIG........H-T BOY WHERE ME.......DOO....R-KEY?

V I C T O R???

Bryan Skeete said...

I am going with the third Victor

Anonymous said...

Victor's take is interesting; very imaginative. Some humor folks lighten up. Not to be taken seriously but well worth a read.

Nice work Victor, KEEP IT UP.

Anonymous said...

WOW! ME ROW ROW!!!

Anonymous said...

WAS HE HAVING A DRINK HIMSELF AND CAME UP WITH THAT SSTUFF!!! GOOD FOR HIM.

Anonymous said...

I'm proud of you Victor...

Anonymous said...

really made me laugh ! great story.

Anonymous said...

I'm spending the evening reading and enjoying every single one of you C&K columns. I'm doubled over with laughter.
Signed HB

Anonymous said...

I guess we ran out of names and just used one name for every district. Just like we forget our fallen heroes and began naming our sporting stadium stands; North, South, East and West, just a lack of Patriotism altogether.

Anonymous said...

We are coming to vacation in St Lucia from Indialantic, Florida in April, so I have been checking the internet for interesting information. When checking locations on the google maps, many locations seemed to be in the wrong place. Thanks to your column, I now know why. I will drink some of that cane drink when I arrive, and then maybe it will not matter if I am in the wrong town.

Anonymous said...

How long it too you Victor?

Armchair Anonymous said...

Victor:
You neglected to mention some "exotic" place names and their English translations:
Balenbouch - "ball in mouth"
Vigie - "look out!!"
Vide Bouteille - "empty bottle"
Mon Repos - "my retreat" or "my place of rest"
Fond d'Or - "valley of gold"
La Croix Maingot - "God's big hand" (or "right hand")
... there are many more, but these are the ones which come to mind now.

Let us use your theory that the French were either mad, drunk or absent minded in their naming of places.