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A guide to Jamaican rasta and patois speak vol. 11
It is videos like this taken by a tourist at Negril Beach which capture the true vibe of Jamaican folk music…that from which genres like ska, reggae and even dub to spring from. Much respect … more →
Bwaaiin!!!
A guide to Jamaican rasta and patois speak vol. 11
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emperorbananaketchup wrote 1 year ago: It is videos like this taken by a tourist at Negril Beach which capture the true vibe of Jamaican fo … more →
British (and Australian) slang, vol. 10
emperorbananaketchup wrote 1 year ago: Trailer to “Bloodlust” an Australian-made “grindhouse” clas-sick (sic) which … more →
A guide to Jamaican rasta and patois speak vol. 10
emperorbananaketchup wrote 1 year ago: T TA PON IT LONG: To have much STAMINA; said of sexual performance TACK: bullet TACUMAH: n. charact … more →
British (& Australian) underworld slang, vol. 2
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emperorbananaketchup wrote 1 year ago: (Apologise for the reprint…when transferring my old posts to this new blog, I inadvertently de … more →
British (and Australian) slang, vol. 9
emperorbananaketchup wrote 1 year ago: NME staffers (the BEST music mag in the world – EVER!!!) pick their Top 5 singles and albums … more →
British (and Australian) slang, vol. 9
emperorbananaketchup wrote 1 year ago: NME staffers (the BEST music mag in the world – EVER!!!) pick their Top 5 singles and albums … more →
A guide to Jamaican rasta and patois speak vol. 9
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emperorbananaketchup wrote 1 year ago: R RAAS/RASS: Refers to women’s menstrual blood, which is considered unclean. RAAS CLAAT: … more →
A guide to Jamaican rasta and patois speak vol. 9
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emperorbananaketchup wrote 1 year ago: R RAAS/RASS: Refers to women’s menstrual blood, which is considered unclean. RAAS CLAAT: … more →
A guide to Jamaican rasta and patois speak vol. 8
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emperorbananaketchup wrote 2 years ago: O O-DOKONO: Boiled maize/corn bread. OBEAH: traditional African spiritual science or witchcraft, … more →
A guide to Jamaican rasta and patois speak vol. 8
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emperorbananaketchup wrote 2 years ago: O O-DOKONO: Boiled maize/corn bread. OBEAH: traditional African spiritual science or witchcraft, … more →
British (and Australian) slang, vol. 8
emperorbananaketchup wrote 2 years ago: Still tuff after fifteen years!!! Legend includes usage from recent UK films (AUST) Australian rhymi … more →
British (and Australian) slang, vol. 8
emperorbananaketchup wrote 2 years ago: Still tuff after fifteen years!!! Included here are Australian rhyming slang expressions that have o … more →
A guide to Jamaican rasta & patois speak vol. 7
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emperorbananaketchup wrote 2 years ago: M MAAMA MAN: a gay person, an effeminate man, a weakling. See BATTYMAN/CH … more →
A guide to Jamaican rasta & patois speak vol. 7
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emperorbananaketchup wrote 2 years ago: M MAAMA MAN: a gay person, an effeminate man, … more →
British (and Australian) slang, vol. 7
emperorbananaketchup wrote 2 years ago: Legend indicates usage from recent UK films: (AUST) Australian rhyming slang (S) SNATCH (SD) SLIDING … more →
British (and Australian) slang, vol. 7
emperorbananaketchup wrote 2 years ago: Included here for completion are Australian rhyming slang expressions that have origins in England. … more →
A guide to Jamaican rasta and patois speak vol. 6
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emperorbananaketchup wrote 2 years ago: K KALI; COOLY: marijuana. See HERB, GANJA KALLALOO: a dark, green leafy vegetable, very nutritious … more →
A guide to Jamaican rasta and patois speak vol. 6
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emperorbananaketchup wrote 2 years ago: K KALI; COOLY: marijuana. See HERB, GANJA KALLALOO: a dark, green leafy vegetable, very nutritious … more →
British (and Australian) underworld slang, vol. 6
emperorbananaketchup wrote 2 years ago: Legend indicates usage from recent UK films (S) SNATCH (SD) SLIDING DOORS (LS&2SB) LOCK, STOCK … more →
