i am curious to meet anyone from this forum

[DaZahroJaam.]

i don't take the term seriously so i don't apply to it's literal sense. i refer to anyone living in america as a yankee lander. get over it, it's a joke.

[khushal]

^^Ok whatever you say Ms. Potato.

[torkham]

na bro

why dint you go to ealing?

white neighbourhood hey?

Ealing is full of kuchis!

You heard of kuchis?

Not kuchyan, but kuchis, gujarati patels, thats right. I think its because they come from a place called Ran of Kutch on indi-pak border.

[torkham]

Meeting in London:

If you have good connections and some good lines, I'll be ecstatic to discuss matters jointly.

[Wahe Guru]

i am coming to Atlanta in two weeks from now. Don't wish to meet anyone but I am scared a little since its my first visit to the Yankee land.

..when you get to Atlanta airport, don't panic thinking your plane landed you in Africa. They will be black Yankees.

[Wahe Guru]

Ealing is full of kuchis!

You heard of kuchis?

Not kuchyan, but kuchis, gujarati patels, thats right. I think its because they come from a place called Ran of Kutch on indi-pak border.

Thats true about Ealing and Gujratis.

Also as a coincidence there are Kuchi like people who still wonder about in Gujrat with their camels.

[SiiNii]

what do you mean by connections and lines?

if youre in london (and particularly on the southside), i can hook you up wit anything authentic tribal cuisine to small firearms

[SiiNii]

It was probably deleted, for the better.

[torkham]

what do you mean by connections and lines?

if youre in london (and particularly on the southside), i can hook you up wit anything authentic tribal cuisine to small firearms

Small firearms, tribal cuisisenrunaround:

I'll let you know when i am around.

[sahil112]

lol u jam around clapham junction? and lol at small firearms aha mabey a few years ago i would of said yh u can hook up these days hard to belive... and im in islington day in day out when im at uni

[Kushan Prince]

I always wanted to meet admin when I was on vacation at New York last week, but to bad that didn't happen.

[faye]

hey killzai, i used to live in grandison rd, clapham junction. my ole stompin' grounds, lol.

[torkham]

Back in the days i lived in brixton, coldharbour lane, near loughborough junction rail station. In those days coldharbour lane from the junction nearest to brixton tube station was the badlands, every jamaican was a wannabe yardie (gangsters of jamaican origin), cold brutal bad a$$es you didn't want to get caught staring at them.

I would go to clapham, near the common and meet a few brother and then go exploring places around london; bar madrid oxford street, bar cuba ken high street, garage in tottenham, club HQ in camden, heaven under the arches, iceni in mayfair, doghouse and the fridge in brixton, i was exploring in those days. Wild times, hiphop, house music, and proto-techno was hitting the music first time in UK, however the grooves of reggae and blues grabbed me. 30 years on and i still have a vinyl collection of 200+ sitting right next to me. I'll dump em to the highest bidder one day. So your hangout clapham was a trip down memory lane, of my short spell of london life. I was in london a year ago and it has become so ....... How should i say it ..... Full of flamboyant and colourful personalities.

[faye]

you like 'lucky dube', torkham bro?

[torkham]

My reggae interest was strictly roots, strictly jamaican/Caribbean origin/export. Here is a sample of musicians i listened to long long ago:

Peter Tosh (and the other band he was member of)
Black uhuru
General saint&clint eastwood
Susan cadogan
Gregory isaacs
Donna and althea
Linton kwesi johnson
Upsetters
Mattafix

Of course i have heard lucky dube, only when he got shot, don't know his music to say if i like it or not.

I havent touched my records for a long time. Though Abdullah Moqori, Bakht Zamani, Aryana Saeed i listen to when driving.