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I went to an audi....I mean a meeting a couple of days ago. In the waiting room there were a bunch of White guys. When I went to the WC a couple more came in. I returned to the room just in time to see another one come in. When his friend who was seated saw him. He greeted him with a strong Jamaican accent and ripped cloth (BC). I was
He said "Oh hi I didn't see you". I said "Man and I though you were a gentleman." He said " Well I was born in Montreal and I was raised in Jamaica." I said "And that's the best language they taught you?" I said "I was born in Jamaican and raised in Montreal." He said "It looks like we changed places." He then did a whole bunch of different Jamaican accents from JBC to really raw chaw patois.
I said "Well next time I see you if you come with the JBC accent, I won't be fooled into thinking you're a gentleman." His friend said that in no way shape or form was he a gentleman.
I asked him if he was the guy who played the Rastafarian in OD on Paradise but he said that was a good friend of his, also White, born in Canada and raised in Jamaica.
Anyway it was great fun but the language at first man...
He said "Oh hi I didn't see you". I said "Man and I though you were a gentleman." He said " Well I was born in Montreal and I was raised in Jamaica." I said "And that's the best language they taught you?" I said "I was born in Jamaican and raised in Montreal." He said "It looks like we changed places." He then did a whole bunch of different Jamaican accents from JBC to really raw chaw patois.
I said "Well next time I see you if you come with the JBC accent, I won't be fooled into thinking you're a gentleman." His friend said that in no way shape or form was he a gentleman.
I asked him if he was the guy who played the Rastafarian in OD on Paradise but he said that was a good friend of his, also White, born in Canada and raised in Jamaica.
Anyway it was great fun but the language at first man...
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