Hard-earned money lost

Submitted by joseywales on March 26, 2008 - 10:51am.

On Wednesday, March 19 at 7 p.m. after visiting
some of our friends at Curepe  my husband and I decided to drive
through the Southern Main Road (as it being my first time up on that
side as we are from south) with our glass of the car down.

On reaching Blackman Lane the was a traffic pile up and there we
were, sitting in our car . me enjoying the sight of Curepe when
suddenly this negro guy came from the back of our car, put his hand on
my husband's hand through the car door and ripped of his $6,000. gold
ID bracelet.

When I realised what was going on I started to scream whilst my
husband was trying to fight him of. The bandit eventually won and ran
through Blackman Lane. What do I say-good bye to $6,000 hard earned and
one whole year of sacrifice to pay out for that for some guy to enjoy
probably two rocks of cocaine.

Totally surprised

via e-mail.

HAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!! OH GYARD!!! HAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!! WHEEEEEEEEZEEEE!!!!

Oh fock somebody pass meh a Ventalin before I wheeze mehself to focking death!

You reach BLACKMAN LANE and a "negro" run out of the bush and grab yuh man goldchain. And you in Curepe. On the Southern Main Road. In traffic. With yuh "glass down".

Is better you had a bumper sticker marked, "COOLIE ON BOARD".

Fock woman. How deep south you really from?

Listen, that lesson cost yuh $6000, but I will give you this one for free: RUN FROM TRINIDAD!!! NOW!!! RUN FOR YUH FOCKING LIFE!!! RUUUUUNNNNNNNNNNNNN!!! 

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