Some might say putting up banners just before an election in the tourist areas that flaunted the horribly high number of murders in the Bahamas was also "desperate’ and ‘extremely reckless’ Was mitchell chairman when the plp did this?
If this company's only source of revenue is from Bahamas government contracts then it would seem that are tax dollars are ultimately funded this donation while the principals of the company will get the public acclamation. Is someone looking for a knighthood?
Come visit Abaco. Free Brand New Washing machine to every tenth visitor. Stock up on inexpensive toilet tissue. Management is not responsible for minor rust spots from exposure to seawater......
In other news; the gubmint is spending $500 million on road works, mostly contracted out to a company whose ownership is not known to the electorate. Now that would be a great story for ant media that was independent of partisan political affiliation......sigh.
Hey Joeblown, have you ever heard the word "hermaphrodite"? Do you happen to know what it means? People proud of their ignorance because they believe in some religion are usually the most bigoted.
State employees are vital, dedicated, and motivated to do their work; nurses and firemen, come to mind. However way too many State Employed Workers are lazy, ineffective, and a drag on our economy. Too many fiscal parasites producing nothing day after day after day after day....sigh.
Tourists and locals alike would greatly benefit if UBER and LYFT were in the country. It would require the administration to pass legislation; which will not happen as every government in the Bahamas has been scared of the taxi drivers since way back General Strike time.
hrysippus says...
This legislation never gonna pass..........
On Funeral Directors Association criticises govt inaction on regulating the industry
Posted 19 November 2025, 8:52 a.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
Some might say putting up banners just before an election in the tourist areas that flaunted the horribly high number of murders in the Bahamas was also "desperate’ and ‘extremely reckless’
Was mitchell chairman when the plp did this?
On Pintard accused of ‘desperate’ and ‘extremely reckless’ passport claims
Posted 17 November 2025, 6:22 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
If this company's only source of revenue is from Bahamas government contracts then it would seem that are tax dollars are ultimately funded this donation while the principals of the company will get the public acclamation. Is someone looking for a knighthood?
On Bahamas Striping donates J$16m to Jamaica's hurricane effort
Posted 17 November 2025, 11:35 a.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
Come visit Abaco. Free Brand New Washing machine to every tenth visitor. Stock up on inexpensive toilet tissue. Management is not responsible for minor rust spots from exposure to seawater......
On 'Christmas come early'
Posted 14 November 2025, 5:51 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
In other news; the gubmint is spending $500 million on road works, mostly contracted out to a company whose ownership is not known to the electorate. Now that would be a great story for ant media that was independent of partisan political affiliation......sigh.
On Minister pledges no spending binge before general election
Posted 12 November 2025, 7:54 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
Hey Joeblown, have you ever heard the word "hermaphrodite"? Do you happen to know what it means? People proud of their ignorance because they believe in some religion are usually the most bigoted.
On US trans deportee now 'lost in limbo'
Posted 12 November 2025, 7:50 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
State employees are vital, dedicated, and motivated to do their work; nurses and firemen, come to mind. However way too many State Employed Workers are lazy, ineffective, and a drag on our economy. Too many fiscal parasites producing nothing day after day after day after day....sigh.
On Gibson: DRMA failed to deliver hurricane relief
Posted 12 November 2025, 11:07 a.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
Tourists and locals alike would greatly benefit if UBER and LYFT were in the country. It would require the administration to pass legislation; which will not happen as every government in the Bahamas has been scared of the taxi drivers since way back General Strike time.
On Taxi cab drivers clash with police
Posted 10 November 2025, 9:22 a.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
I stand with these young ladies, even if'n I aint quite so pleasing to the eye....
On Miss Bahamas joins in walk-out from a Miss Universe ceremony
Posted 9 November 2025, 10:49 a.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
Wow, like really? Who could have imagined such a thing ever happening.....?
On Judicial complaints procedure 'regrettably' not yet finalised, says Chief Justice
Posted 7 November 2025, 8:37 p.m. Suggest removal