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They can't be running out of street names on a small island! Well, they certainly don't show lack of imagination. Such is life here. Can you imagine giving somebody your address on one of these streets?
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yall need to plant some pine trees down there...you have a garden .. raise any sheep or goats .. for meat ..?And do you pay taxes on a house on your side ..
Pines don't do well in but a few higher places in the islands. Sheep & goats do too well & taxes are light by your scales.
Oh, iguanas do well & hard to keep out of gardens.
You ever fry up one of those...... iguanas ...?
Roy, breaded & fried iguana is one of my favourites! Only time I ever got my fill was when I was living in Belize. They make iguana soup most places Like they do conch chowder & it is a waste to me. I want the straight meat! I have a way to prepare fried conch where you can cut it with a fork.
So catch a few and breed them, for your own iguana on a ....lol
Kids catch small ones and make pets. Don't know what they do with them when they get big as when they bit they don't let go & give a nasty pop with their tails. Probably eat them.
Im thinking iguana on a stick ...we can sell them to the tourist all over the Ilands like K/F chicken .. we be rich men ...smiling
These seem pretty easy to explain ! The town counsellors there hold a lifetime subscription to Playboy !~
Clammy Cherry? You're a sick puppy Phil, but as good an explanation as any.
Hell Roy, I'm busy trying to get a permit to reload ammo for the police & lic'd people on the dutch side of this rock.
love that name "bunny ears" -- wonder if the english did not come up with that one -- they are so clever -- have seen the name "bamboo & bumpershoots" -- sometimes i go over to the UK ebay side just to read the seller's names -- ted & i were visiting this morning on names -- such as the names of towns here in the usa -- seems we came up with nothing original -- place names for rivers etc etc -- were taken from our native americans or the ones discovering american -- mexico -- dutch -- english -- swedes etc etc -- i always like to see where the origin of word came from -- usually traces all back to the BC -- AD era -- the tower of babel story -- i guess -- hope to hear from you
english error on tense of verbs -- change the were to was -- i know better than that -- dang cat wanted her treat -- so had to trot myself downstairs to give her the cat candy -- but a 24 year old cat is most worth the effort
Lol!!! Love Them.
We use to get iguanas in Mexico with Hawaiian slings, and eat them! Most of meat is back legs! Tried to eat a Moray eel but it smelled so bad cooking, couldn't!