You are correct. However, Covid is not the only problem. Lately I've been seeing lots of invisible goblins everywhere I look. I've been stabbed by 27 of them over the past week. Luckily none have penetrated my skin or caused any bloodshed. The week before there were 45 of these invisible goblins right outside my home and inside my bedroom at night. It is very difficult to focus on them when I can't actually see them. In any event, I have created for myself a list of protocols to follow - such as wearing a sleeping mask which covers my eyes even while I am awake walking through the apartment. I think it is better to be safe than sorry - plus it is preparing me should one day I lose my eyesight, I will already know how to walk around that way. Safety first. I just wish there was an experimental vaccine I could take to stop me from seeing them.
Perhaps we need to have the death penalty for anyone who comes out of their home or is in or out of the home and ceases reading the Bible for more that 15 minutes at a time. 16 hours of Bible reading per day, enforced.
Those who try to have a life should be put to death !!!!!
Yes, that is all true - and we all know his name. However, because somebody broke the law 40 years ago and caused a problem - should not mean that we can't solve the problem today. But Abaco today is owned by a certain out-island resort operation (which we all know the name of as well). Working as slaves and being treated worse than dogs, however, has not stopped Abaconians from popping out babies as if all was well. I guess all is well if ya belly swell?
This structure may possibly belong to a Haitian national. I would caution the government to tread carefully here. They need to first check with our leaders in Port au Prince.
In other words, it's used to make all kinds of planning and policy decisions - but we won't tell you what those are. We also won't tell you whether Bill will use the data to design the new deadly virus that he recently said is coming.
Exactly - this is what always happens when Bahamians point out any lack of enforcement of laws on non-Bahamians. The govt turns against us and comes at US with a vengeance. Of course we still keep voting them into power over and over and over again - so we like using Vaseline.
"...he added that moving to a so-called “livable wage” - a promise contained in the Davis administration’s Speech from the Throne - is an aspiration that is much further away."
Bahamians don't need a livable wage. They are quite happy with the way things have been for the past 45 years - that's why they keep voting in the same FNM and PLP.
Why would you change the living conditions for people who are already happy?
The Bahamas will be the LAST country on Earth to remove all the restrictions - just like we are last in everything else. We're used to it, long time. So this story is not even news.
I wonder what other country someone could into and close a major road on the basis of a promise, then leave the country and the fools keep the road closed for decades afterward?
JokeyJack says...
You are correct. However, Covid is not the only problem. Lately I've been seeing lots of invisible goblins everywhere I look. I've been stabbed by 27 of them over the past week. Luckily none have penetrated my skin or caused any bloodshed. The week before there were 45 of these invisible goblins right outside my home and inside my bedroom at night. It is very difficult to focus on them when I can't actually see them. In any event, I have created for myself a list of protocols to follow - such as wearing a sleeping mask which covers my eyes even while I am awake walking through the apartment. I think it is better to be safe than sorry - plus it is preparing me should one day I lose my eyesight, I will already know how to walk around that way. Safety first. I just wish there was an experimental vaccine I could take to stop me from seeing them.
On Baha Mar president seeks COVID protocol ‘pull back’
Posted 26 February 2022, 9:49 p.m. Suggest removal
JokeyJack says...
Perhaps we need to have the death penalty for anyone who comes out of their home or is in or out of the home and ceases reading the Bible for more that 15 minutes at a time. 16 hours of Bible reading per day, enforced.
Those who try to have a life should be put to death !!!!!
On No approval from ministry for concert by Shenseea
Posted 23 February 2022, 4:59 p.m. Suggest removal
JokeyJack says...
Yes, that is all true - and we all know his name. However, because somebody broke the law 40 years ago and caused a problem - should not mean that we can't solve the problem today. But Abaco today is owned by a certain out-island resort operation (which we all know the name of as well). Working as slaves and being treated worse than dogs, however, has not stopped Abaconians from popping out babies as if all was well. I guess all is well if ya belly swell?
On ‘Illegal’ wooden structure at Junkanoo Beach must go
Posted 22 February 2022, 6:58 p.m. Suggest removal
JokeyJack says...
This structure may possibly belong to a Haitian national. I would caution the government to tread carefully here. They need to first check with our leaders in Port au Prince.
On ‘Illegal’ wooden structure at Junkanoo Beach must go
Posted 22 February 2022, 11:05 a.m. Suggest removal
JokeyJack says...
In other words, it's used to make all kinds of planning and policy decisions - but we won't tell you what those are. We also won't tell you whether Bill will use the data to design the new deadly virus that he recently said is coming.
https://www.chamberlainsun.com/a-new-pl…
On Census to be completely digital
Posted 21 February 2022, 10:47 p.m. Suggest removal
JokeyJack says...
Exactly - this is what always happens when Bahamians point out any lack of enforcement of laws on non-Bahamians. The govt turns against us and comes at US with a vengeance. Of course we still keep voting them into power over and over and over again - so we like using Vaseline.
On Revised building code ‘this year’
Posted 16 February 2022, 9:33 a.m. Suggest removal
JokeyJack says...
"...he added that moving to a so-called “livable wage” - a promise contained in the Davis administration’s Speech from the Throne - is an aspiration that is much further away."
Bahamians don't need a livable wage. They are quite happy with the way things have been for the past 45 years - that's why they keep voting in the same FNM and PLP.
Why would you change the living conditions for people who are already happy?
On Minimum wage proposal to Gov’t ‘within a month’
Posted 16 February 2022, 9:31 a.m. Suggest removal
JokeyJack says...
The Bahamas will be the LAST country on Earth to remove all the restrictions - just like we are last in everything else. We're used to it, long time. So this story is not even news.
On Restrictions remain as fourth wave dying out
Posted 16 February 2022, 9:29 a.m. Suggest removal
JokeyJack says...
I wonder what other country someone could into and close a major road on the basis of a promise, then leave the country and the fools keep the road closed for decades afterward?
On MARINA SALE A HUGE BOOST FOR FREEPORT: US developer buys Port Lucaya for 200 condo/hotel project
Posted 15 February 2022, 6:37 p.m. Suggest removal
JokeyJack says...
I guess Kamala got him onboard the "Build Back Better" train.
On Revised building code ‘this year’
Posted 15 February 2022, 6:31 p.m. Suggest removal