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NOTES FROM THE (Cricket) UNDERGROUND PDF Print E-mail
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Sunday, 11 October 2009 23:14
HERE ARE NOTES passed between Caricom leaders (and other public figures who must have snuck in) at the Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Centre for the Caricom Single Market & Economy meeting. I certify theses notes as authentic: I made them up myself. The first is from the Guyanese president to the Bajan PM.

Thompy

You really feel we leaders shouldn’t help? You think those clowns could sort the cricket out?

Jags

G/T

 

Jags,

Which clowns? The WICB or WIPA? Or all-two?

Thompy

Bim

 

Thompy, Jags

We could bring back capital punishment and hang the WICB; they murdered our cricket. Ladies and gentlemen, the Prime Minister will gain no personal political benefit because we have already effectively reintroduced the death penalty in Trinidad; we just let the gangsters apply it to one another on our behalf.

Patrick

Soon to be President of the United West Indian States of Trinidad, Tobago, St Vincent & the Grenadines , Grenada, St Lucia and a Reef near Dominica

 

Thompy, Patos, Jags

If all-you want to mordah the WICB, I soggest all-you put them under coffu fust; then tek them to a high cliff. If you wants help, I have experience and I looking for a work.

 

Bernard Coard

Ex-Con

 

Caricom Leaders

Skilled nationals get work permits easy. You-all should help unskilled workers to move around.

The Guyanese

On Building Sites Everywhere in the Caribbean

Except Guyana

 

Patos

Wunna have Indian in Trinidad so tell me: which is the Guyana President first name? Bharath or Jagdeo, all-two sounding like last names to me. I getting away with, “Jags” for now but I should know.

Thompy

Bridgetown, the Capital of the World

 

Thompy

I not sure. Ask him. But here’s a word of advice, ladies and gentlemen: do not ask about his Christian name. They does get upset for that; ask which is he Hindu name.

Patos

Port of Spain, the Real Capital of the World, which God has asked me to lead

 

Thompy, Patos

Oonoo could call him what oonoo want; just don’t make him my partner for the golf again. Last time, he kept on telling me to use my woods.

Bruce G

Not in My Cabinet and Not in My Golf Cart

 

Thompy

Tillman Thomas pass your note to me to give Patos, you damn fool. My “Christian” name is Bharath. You boldfaced to talk about names when you-all Bajan men have first names like Erskine, Ethelbert and Ezra. Also, Barbados is the No-Tourist Capital of the World and Trinidad is the Murder one. You-all must try to be honest like me.

Jags

Guyana, the Leading English-Speaking Country in South America

 

Caricom Leaders

Forget cricket! Get rid of the UK plane ticket tax! If you-all, all-you, wunna & oonoo ever needed a common approach, is over that!

Tourist Boards Across the Region

Squabbling over the Next Second-Rate US Airline

 

Tourist Boards

Caricom leaders will come together on one thing only: keeping the islands apart; so they could keep their own privileged positions.

Sugar Producers Across the Region

Turning to Rum Too Late

 

Caricom Leaders

Forget plane tax, tourists, smelters in rainforests. We have something the whole world already want, will pay top dollar for and is totally local.

Ganja Growers Across the Region

Smoke That

 

Caricom Leaders

Wine & dine and parade for one another in jacket & tie at taxpayers’ expense. We’re still rolling on the floor laughing at you jokey little men pretending to be important on jokey little rocks.

The Rest of the World

Not Even Coming for Two Weeks a Year Anymore

 

Caricom Leaders

Next time, please hold the meeting in Port of Spain. We could make a fortune in ransom off of all-you.

Kidnappers

Any- and Everywhere in Trinidad

 

Caricom Leaders

Sorry, ignore that last note. We just realise nobody would pay to get any of all-you back.

Kidnappers

Waiting for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Conference Next Month

 

Caricom Leaders

You think you making style but we will make sport of you. Exactly what we do Chris & Dinnas, we will do all-you. Just now, we will be in charge of everything and will put back on the “of Control” at the end of our name.

West Indies Cricket Board

Antigua…. For Now….

 

Caricom Leaders

500 years and you still turn to me every blessed minute to legitimize your irresponsibility? Every time a hurricane pass by one of you and make landfall – I should really say, ‘rock-fall’ – on another one, you say that is proof I am a Trini or a Bajan or whatever. Well, try to make a dollar now. Let me see if you’ll ever understand you’re forsaken and have no one but one another.

God

Everywhere Else

BC Pires is persona non grata at the Lloyd Mandibert Ethelskine Centre

Comments (3)Add Comment
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Real sad.
written by Chennette, October 13, 2009
I keep reading this. Brilliant, as your notes have always been. Sad though, that I truly believe it captures the tone and focus of our leaders and the interest groups.
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No ransom
written by raynier, October 16, 2009
Damn right nobody will pay the kidnappers to get any of them back. In fact, the whole Caribbean will gladly contribute to a support fund for the kidnappers to keep them.
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Real bad
written by Lawrence, October 29, 2009
Most of these so called leaders need to simply retire and go very far away from the caribbean.

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 13 October 2009 18:54