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- Daily Markets Wrap Up – Thursday August 25th 2011
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12 comments:
Is this quality for a feature article?
Am beginning to get fuzzy reading stupidity and nonsensical writings in the voice-this has no validity and does not transmit knowledge and inspiration.
Upgrade or face a downgrade.
lol what are you talking about?? That's a great article outlining a significant problem.
These are the pieces that seem insignificant but useful. Some people just dont know what, when where how and why they do things. These are the people who have nothing to share with our youths to take them foward with good etiquet. This artticle appears simple but bring out some nonsence that we have to endure from some around us.
These people can't live abroad; they'll miss St.Lucia too much.
What is so great about living abroad? I have seen a lot of nonsense happen the sameway abroad just like St Lucia or even worse.
What is so great about living abroad? I have seen a lot of nonsense happen the sameway abroad just like St Lucia or even worse.
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You really think you can stop a bus or a train to buy some junk along the way?
But then again you probably spent a lot time in St.Vincent or Dominica.
Lol @ this story...and to the ascetic person calling it nonsensical, please get a sense of humour and gently remove the stick from your behind.
classic story,
only in the carribean!!!
makes me laugh.
They should make a "Malibu Rum" commercial of this!!!
LOL! Here I am in the UK, 11.20pm on a bank holiday, feeling homesick and I read this article. OMG, I can't stop laughing. Oh, how I miss St Lucian life!
@ anon aug 27 @ 5:04, so newspapers that feature a 'lighter side' are now displaying nonsensical writings? i guess in that matter they should discontinue Yo! and the idea of magazines shuld be banned then. lighten up! and anon aug 29 @ 1:11 pm, i feel u, that would be a nice ad!
im so sorry u had to go through so much torture to get to work dear writer, but at least u vent it out at the right place! ;)
Good stuff, buddy. Keep it up.
The article was an amusing piece... it is sooo typical of life in the Caribbean ... and I mean all caribbean islands ...but hey this is what makes us different... I know that if there were visitors on that bus they would be smiling knowingly because that is how they see the islands and their nationals ... laid back...yes when we move to the so called developed countries " we buss our tails" working with a goal though i.e to make the necessary money so that we could go back to our homeland and lay under the tree on the beach sipping our coconut water and what have you .....
Then again this lady was being very selfish .....people are on their way to work and for the good of one person all will be late ... now that is selfishness.....
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