Church on vacation but in Jamaica skit 🤣

Used to be HTB for me, but after having Miss Birdie for the past two years, I think I prefer it. Well spiced, moist and full of plump fruit

Hi all. I know a Jamaican in the US, on F1 visa finishing up their STEM Masters with work experience from Jamaica. They are seeking to navigate the US job market to hopefully transition to a H1B. Anyone has any useful tips or advice for an easier transition?

Just curious

Please, can someone explain the joke to me? It's likely something risqué based on the context I heard it, but I can't recall the punchline, nor do I get the joke.

This woman wants to know her Jamaican father Antonio Cook who was deported between 2001-2003 from USA. She was born in 2000 and her mom passed away in 2008. Her mom was known as Prunice and actual name was Rachel Crawford. Her mom and dad met in the 90s in New York. (xPost from FB group 'Pinkwall')

Where do I find roti in Jamaica?

Some of those names are actually funny lol. Does anyone know of anymore? I know there is Flagaman, Half-Way-Tree is also strange too

I felt bored today and i decided that i wanted search up random things on chatgpt, one of those things were if their were Jamaicans during the American civil war, and surprising enough chatgpt came up with an answer, it said that yes their were Jamaican union soldiers that fought during civil war. does anybody know more about this ?

Watching grand slam track and I'm so disappointed in the turn out so far. Jamaicans really don't appreciate things like they should. A field full of olympians and record holders and not even a full grand stand.

Its honeslty a shame and I hope Grand slam organisers pull the funding and investment. TVJ isn't even broadcasting it. Hopefully people are just late but it's so disappointing and upsetting.

Edit: I was wondering if something is happening behind the scenes as well. It's so strange to me that with the caliber of Jamaica track commentators that none were added to the broadcast. No Jamaican presence in a jamaican event is strange.

I'm wondering if the Americans went there with a "only we can do things" mentality that irked the Jamaicans, who then being Jamaicans took their hands off and said run wid it den. That lack of local knowledge really came through