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First song I heard in the Caribeans....

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... was VIETNAM... by Jimmy Cliff.

What are the odds, eh?

:lol:

It was in St-Maarten...

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hmmmmmmmmm....that ones just way toooooo odd...

nothing like that ever happens to me...

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Originally posted by WE FOOKING HATE ERASURE hmmmmmmmmm....that ones just way toooooo odd...nothing like that ever happens to me...

To me either. I had never been in the Caribeans...:cry:

Hope you enjoyed your trip, Nick.

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Originally posted by Spotnick ... was VIETNAM... by Jimmy Cliff.What are the odds, eh?:lol:It was in St-Maarten...

First I heard was Age of Consent !! (Played Hemel CD on walkman :))

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Originally posted by Spotnick ... was VIETNAM... by Jimmy Cliff.What are the odds, eh?:lol:It was in St-Maarten...

Yo...I went on my honeymoon 2 months ago to Anguilla and San Maarten/St. Martin. We liked Anguilla much better.

Did you stand behind the jets where they take off/watch them land overhead? Its quite a popular pastime there...you can actually stand about 80 yards behind large planes as they take off and get blown back by the exhaust (this last point kept me from actually doing it myself) about 20 feet.

Did you make it up to Orient Bay on the French side?

Cheers,

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I went to see the mighty Sir Jimmy of Cliff last week in Edinburgh and he played Vietnam. Just thought you'd want to know that.

Hope you had a good time!

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Originally posted by Hydrapelican > Originally posted by Spotnick> ... was VIETNAM... by Jimmy Cliff.> > What are the odds, eh?> > :lol:> > It was in St-Maarten...

Yo...I went on my honeymoon 2 months ago to Anguilla and San Maarten/St. Martin. We liked Anguilla much better.

Did you stand behind the jets where they take off/watch them land overhead? Its quite a popular pastime there...you can actually stand about 80 yards behind large planes as they take off and get blown back by the exhaust (this last point kept me from actually doing it myself) about 20 feet.

Did you make it up to Orient Bay on the French side?

Cheers,

reminds me of the film pushing tin with billy bob thornton & john cusack having planes land over them.

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