Nobody told me about Little Guyana, a mile-plus-long stretch in the Richmond Hill neighborhood of Queens where the residents are Indian but sound like Bob Marley when they speak.
I was surprised to learn that the Guyanese are New York’s fifth-largest immigrant group, according to American Community Survey figures reported by multiple media outlets. :o
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=93580.msg595916#msg595916 date=1414336638]
Yeah : juss check Liberty avenue wher they pizz on the street cornah ! :-[
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[quote author=ketchim link=topic=93580.msg595916#msg595916 date=1414336638]
Yeah : juss check Liberty avenue wher they pizz on the street cornah ! :-[
[/quote] If they didn't it wouldn't be called little Guyana , would it?
They pizz on the street corners in Big Guyana as well
Cal, they lie down drunk on the sidewalks as early as 3 in the afternoons. Going to take the train at 7 in the mornings, drunks (I'd venture to say Guyanese) are already staggering around.
[quote author=Meseret link=topic=93580.msg596609#msg596609 date=1414605030]
Cal, they lie down drunk on the sidewalks as early as 3 in the afternoons. Going to take the train at 7 in the mornings, drunks (I'd venture to say Guyanese) are already staggering around.
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you sure is not the same kitty fella Chairman met? !! ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::