Remembering the Good Old Days!

[Jangle]

Who used to listen to Dulcemena on RJR? Remember PressaFoot? Quench Aid Guess The Riddle? The 70's when food items were "married"? Paper 50c?

[MdmeX]

I did not know they had reruns “Teenage Dance Party” (TADP) ehhe ehhhe LOL, you could have fool me LOL, how about Porta faces Life on radiofussion?

Now everbody listened to Portia Faces Life!! But yuh figet Dulcimina. ...and remember Ms. Lou and Mas Ranny used to have a show on radio on Satiday night.

[Gamma]

he worked at the us embassy and one night some persons came for him, but they initially went to the wrong house, an alarm was made the police came. next day it was all in the newspapers.

his family was sent back to the states and he left a few days after, for good.

[Islandman]

I thought he was a Peace Core worker. It is generally believed that the Peace Core was riddled with CIA agents in those days.

[Jawge]

ok, BTW was it this same neighbourhood that
you would swim in the river and catch perch?

Also don't let Lazie see this because he said the "agency talk" was
a myth. Yuh done know say Lazie ah figures man, so if him say so
it go so.

[Gamma]

nope.

[Islandman]

Heh heh you nuh easy.

Lazie soon Google dat story and if him nuh find nuh evidence of it, dawg nyam Gamma suppa!

[Gamma]

yuh memba? you may be right, is was a young youngster then but my recollection was either the embassy or consulate....

[Gamma]

it is all well documented suh a nuh nutten.

[Jawge]

LOL

[Islandman]

No, I don't know of that specific incident. What I meant to say was that when you mentioned that your neighbour was a CIA agent, the first thing that I thought was that he was probably a Peace Core worker.

[Jawge]

so yuh did live two places?

[Jawge]

Now yuh an Lazie ah go haff
some serious prablem. Watch Lazie come wid stats fi prove say it's all a myth.

[Gamma]

apparently.

[Historian]

Thanks for the Memories!

Now these are real memories!! I completely forgot about these gems below! Thanks for the reminder, guys!

So nobody remembers Ralston McKenzie on a
Sunday evening! Man, oh man, I loved his voice! There was also this guy, Carlington Sinclair, think he came on after midnight!

Who used to listen to Dulcemena on RJR? Remember PressaFoot? Quench Aid Guess The Riddle? The 70's when food items were "married"? Paper 50c?

all of that and ...henry stennet on the evening people show reading excerpts from "the prophet" by khalil gibran....henry stennet had the most soulful voice...listening to "voyage to atlantis" by the isley brothers on the same show for what seemed like months on end at approximately 6:47 p.m.

grand market

how about Porta faces Life on radiofussion?