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Hurts me to see Guyana talk about Trinidad like this and he's talking about stuff that happened during pnm days.

Really hopes it doesn't affect petroleum engineering students down here as alot of us are looking to migrate to Guyana after completing the program.

Yea i had them when i use to go for lessons in Arima. The driving school is quite good. I had a woman teach me Ms. Ramlogan and she wasn't too bad although i noticed the heat from the sun use to aggravate her a bit. If it's the same woman you have teaching you i guess you can give her a chance. (Pas...

^ bro, wat are you talking about ? Jobs are already hard to find.
Thousands of people have already been sent home since the start of the year.

How is this even legal ??

Anyone know the name of the gym in Tunapuna ?

Any savannah...otherwise nowhere really.

TOo expensive bro

sMASH wrote:

branbran wrote:Are we under a storm watch?

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FAil lol

Hope it's good.

Unemployed checking in.

Anyone got through with interviews recently ?

kstt wrote:

sMASH wrote:Let the children get their education. At least give them a chance to elevate their standing.

At what cost? Tax paying parents? Citizens?
Where would they put our children when the classrooms/spaces filled?

Thousands of jobs on the line here...

skylinechild wrote:prob if they were golf players they might have gotten sponsored....

i see what you did there

Interested..

Monkey Man wrote:wa u feel this is America?

the only ting to do in trinidad at night is eat, drink rum or watch big screen

It's true

Ballon d'Or in January. If Ronaldo still manages to win while struggling to score would be unfair as messi has more assists and goals !

janfar wrote:Y'all are fools to think something bill happen here. There is just going to be a bunch of lawyers collecting fat cheques to pursue a pointless case which will amount to the usual.

THis may prove to be true.

Strange times we live in folks.

Fraud Squad probes Jwala http://www.trinidadexpress.com/20171028/news/fraud-squad-probes-jwala \FORMER governor of the Central Bank Jwala Rambarran is under investigation by the Fraud Squad for an alleged conspiracy with the former general manager of the Deposit Insurance Corporation (DIC) to defra...

A Trinidadian national was held in Guyana for allegedly faking his own kidnapping. According to a report yesterday on kaieteurnewsonline, Sawak Maraj, a mechanical engineer, claimed to have been abducted from the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, Timehri, early on Friday. He reportedly left the a...

sMASH wrote:What we call middle class here is actually lower class in first world.
What we think of as average upper class, is middle class

Still comfortable at upper class

So why prestige? With all that is being heard that there is such a monetary hullabaloo to actually get your child in one of these schools, why are foreigners being afforded this free, just because of a hurricane? Does not Prestige Schools (denominational schools) have a certain level of autonomy ac...

Education Minister Anthony Garcia yesterday confirmed that several school children from hurricane-ravaged Dominica are already in the T&T system receiving their education. Over the next few weeks several more are also expected, as principals and teachers have agreed to open up their classrooms....

Lmao at race wars in this day an age... Wen will u muthafakas wake up? Every ting is about slavery and boat and cotton and cane....dem days dead and gone and people use it as an excuse to cry racism when they dont get their way... Ask allyuh self....what are YOU doing? What is your purpose? What is...

*$kїđž!™ wrote:Expect the crime rate to go up further as our education system is already a failure and breeds future criminals mostly

Why you say this ?

good stuff