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The thread titled Caribbean Expressions in The Back Room has slipped off the 1-10 pages which can be searched. How can it be recovered?

Grateful for speedy assistance.

In reply to Headley

Give pharmacist(according to sarge) a call

In reply to Headley

LINK Not even a "bump" resuscitated it. SO to the 'sarge'....

In reply to FuzzyWuzzy

Thanks Fuzzy, Glad Pelon saved me. The Pharmacist would be giving me lyrics all day.

In reply to pelon

Thanks bigly. I will buy the drinks.

In reply to Headley

Now bookmark it

In reply to Headley

I was goona get one of dem gals on Charlotte street
ta help ya out but ah see ya ok.

In reply to Chrissy

I think the expression is "Hard ears won't hear, yuh backside will feel."

In reply to sgtdjones

Near an dear to my heart, those memories of the Charlotte Street Hornettes.

Yuh should know the dirty joke about the blind man who was walking up Charlotte St. and when he passed the grocery shop at the corner of Queen Street he said "Good morning ladies."

In reply to Headley et. al

You said drinks? I will take it a step further then and give you the simple tool, so you can help thyself:

Put this in google:
site:caribbeancricket.com Caribbean Expression

the site:caribbeancricket.com part tells a search engine ONLY search the url that is after "site:" - no spaces.

A few other tricks:

say you wanted to find something very specific, like the hilarious time Tolduso, Spuds and pelon had a "discussion" about solar energy.
well that would be: site:caribbeancricket.com spuds pelon tolduso +"solar"

or for additional comedy:
site:caribbeancricket.com +"lara" +"knife"

The plus and the word in quotes means results must have that term. Inverse is true for the negative. In using these Boolean modifiers, you can get very very specific.

Well, that is all for now good gent.
(the above should work in all major search engines.)

In reply to pelon

Thanks bro. A very well timed piece of advice. I was planning to do some research so you've reminded me to go sharpen the skills first.