> Tourism Minister Obie Wilchcombe,
> Minister for Grand Bahama Dr Michael
> Darville, former Ambassador Maurice
> Moore of the FNM, and GB Human Rights
> activist Joseph Darville led the march
> holding “Yes” and “Equality Rights”
> banners

Politics make strange bedfellas

you pastors do not want equality, take a dose of your own medicine.

no equality in funding hahahahahahaha
you pastors got plenty fools to part with their money to support you, be thankful.

i hope marathon remembers.

they could also use the electricity poles in the parking lot for burlesque dancing.

even more money to be made.

the universoty of wullf road?

cannot exactly fault him. as they say, free advice is worth evry penny.
the reporters think the opinion of a political hopeful matter.

the point is that technical education is not for the illiterate and innumerate.

masons, carpenters, electricians, mechanics all need to learn how to read well and do basic math well.

the average of the exam might be D, for those who got a grade. the majority had papers so bad they were unmarked or ungraded.

how can we find a bahamian's mason's assistant who speaks five languages includig japanese?

well need to get a work permit.

a knoob

Sorry?

never, never, never

i have never felt sorry for others.

and the only time i felt sorry for myself was when I lost election.