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[Josh Ps.D.  🇹🇹🇧🇧🇻🇪 @jbsuperman]

I rel love how that fella had a whole revelation about being a better person, change his life and turned to God then immediately went back to making fun of people on the street.

[GiJoe868 @Notaserviceman9]

@tishannamarie Making pelau, cou cou and macaroni pie in August for you 😘

[GiJoe868 @Notaserviceman9]

@tishannamarie Hard lucks cuz you gotta watch champions league finals with the dawgs

[s @sfergs_]

Trinidad & tobago has the best KFC in the Caribbean. Anyone who says Jamaica KFC is better simply just hasn’t had the one from Trinidad.

[Viking of Soca @BUNJIGARLIN]

There’s a code to crack to understand why in Trinidad and Tobago no matter what happens in the world there will always be a drive to have carnival happen. 1st of all this thing didn’t just drop into someone’s lap this historically tied in as part of the growing stages of TT. When the whole idea of ‘carnival’ started an admiral left all the way from another side of the world to stop it, with armed forces, and our very own elders / ancestors rose to the occasions with only ‘sticks’ and whatever other ‘weapons’ that would be within reach without boldly breaching the law surrounding what could be in possession as civilians to fight back and lay the foundation for carnival here to exist. Blood is laid in these foundations as in all things that begins and have to fight to take its place in the world to be a culture. Here people have a way of associating culture with sternness and seriousness and as a people TT are generally happy people. Happiness is our way of life and people have a way of treating and seeing happiness to mean we’re not serious so it’s a joke. The same attitude goes to music as music is often only seen as entertainment and therefore entertainment is just a break from ‘real work’ and that’s why here the ‘culture’ is never taken seriously and it’s so easy for people to feel carnival is a joke thing. It is a way of life and it’s very deep but focusing on surface can betray the root and truth and depth and any where that a culture is a way of life is never a joke. It’s a lifeline. It’s an escape from the constraints that systems may have in play universally but it’s easy also to label practitioners as rebels because abnormal thinking souls are often the facilitators of cultures.

[GiJoe868 @Notaserviceman9]

@Brandon_JD Got one for $850

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@iamelle144 Someone’s rich Aunty

[Kerry🦋 @KerryRinel]

I drinking puncheon over white oak any day 😌

[GiJoe868 @Notaserviceman9]

Mood

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@pazzooo_ @NoahlanSamuel 😂😂😂

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@Malkia868

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@Matthew71298509 No longer suffering from Edwards syndrome 👏🏾👏🏾