But I’m a fan of that filly he was posing with today 
Better than any triple or quadruple ton
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Im not a fan of Lara
2021-11-06 17:29:37
2021-11-06 17:39:23
In reply to FanAttick
2021-11-06 17:53:40
In reply to FanAttick
Who?
2021-11-06 17:55:11
In reply to brians_da_best
The highlight of the tournament to date
2021-11-06 17:56:11
In reply to FanAttick
Macomere man to the bone… backroom for this shit Chrissy 
2021-11-06 18:46:43
In reply to FanAttick
Who again? What did I miss?
2021-11-06 18:50:21
In reply to FanAttick
But I’m a fan of that filly he was posing with today
He was at the Racerack/Stable? I thought he was at the WC.
2021-11-06 19:54:34
In reply to Wally-1
The commentators said it was the crotch(oops catch) of the tournament
2021-11-06 20:44:22
Nasty old man . . . You should get it in the backporch.
2021-11-06 21:11:52
yep the prince can pull them 
2021-11-06 21:30:19
In reply to FanAttick
Is it the same white English chick he was posing with 20 years ago? Ah can see.
2021-11-06 21:45:27
In reply to FanAttick
Post link to pic nuh boss. I did not watch cricket.
2021-11-06 23:00:43
In reply to Alan
No …the filly looks like a younger version of Chrissy…or look like the young Chrissy I knew back in de day
2021-11-07 00:19:25
In reply to FanAttick
Woman don't go with pot hound - Forget Lara - Watch Gayle - plenty bitches to see there
2021-11-07 10:36:17
In reply to FanAttick
Sorry fi you - di lady is a Lara fan
2021-11-07 11:08:05
In reply to FanAttick
Is this Chrissy back in the day?
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2021-11-07 11:28:31
In reply to nitro
Miss Sintra Brontë was amazing but Chrissy was in another league bro….
2021-11-07 13:20:11
In reply to nitro
That is a Trinidadian… no Jamaican woman could look or smell like that 
2021-11-07 13:58:26
In reply to Barry
The "dead Venezuelan whore"
God speaking.
2021-11-07 14:01:14
In reply to Barry
Oh, well that probably explains why David Panton dumped Lisa for Wendy.
Never thought about it but the very few Trini girls I have come across in the USA were with Jamaican men. Your explanation really makes sense.
2021-11-07 14:01:34
In reply to FanAttick
Couldnt possibly comment on the Chrissy situation.But Brian can pull dee chicks.Know dat long time.
2021-11-07 14:48:25
In reply to nitro
If some Guyanese drunkards here have Trinidadian women these beautiful things are not very discriminating… the women in the picture was a model- she wasn’t as easy as most Jamaicans 
2021-11-07 14:50:03
In reply to Alan
Many Venezuelans are prettier than Trinidadians … the whore was low class and ugly. Thankfully she is dead.
2021-11-07 15:05:41
In reply to Barry
It is sad when you speak of your mother with such sentiments.
Life must suck , eh jaydee?
2021-11-08 03:30:27
In reply to nitro
Even di man googley you reverse hit for 6 to blow-wow
2021-11-08 09:35:04
In reply to Brerzerk
I did him him back… Hexplain?
2021-11-08 09:37:18
In reply to sgtdjones
It is sad when you speak of your mother with such sentiments.
Life must suck , eh jaydee?
Life must suck , eh jaydee?
Hexplain…
Jadee is dead…- three years ago…his mother is still alive in England I think…)
2021-11-08 13:54:41
In reply to FanAttick
Dat CHrissy made Halle look ordinary ROFL
True Story:
I'm in a pharmacy recently and there is a lady behind me seriously overweight with a cane. I recognized her from the great old days at Hellshire Beach where myriad families and friends would gather on weekends for a nice jog, Auntie May's fish and a good swim. She, her hubby and two kids were regulars.
She looked at me and said damn I remember when you were hot. I laughed and said girl those were the days.
She got through ahead of me as she was there for a pick up. The owner (who I know well) burst out laughing and said Christine girl compared with her yuh still hot. Now that is not true but everything is relative.
2021-11-08 15:21:06
Remember The Date! 30 March 1999
Mankind cannot imagine itself in the absence of certain events.Some life-altering moments simply change the course of our history.But if you are a cricket fan particularly from the breezy Caribbean, then chances are, you’d unfailingly regard 30 March 1999 as one of the most important dates in the region’s history.But if you were a witness to the enthralling events that took place at Bridgetown’s Kensington Oval on the tumultuous evening of 30 March 1999, then your standard question to all around may have always been:
“Where were you when the best Test innings of Brian Lara did the unthinkable?” The 153 unbeaten runs that the West Indian stroked amid massive uncertainty was Cricket imitating mythology: David defeating Goliath.Not that Lara’s David was minuscule in the strength of character; just that the collective might of Glenn McGrath and Gillespie, Waugh brothers and Ponting made Australia impossible to slay or should one say, equivalent to a seemingly unbeatable Goliath before Lara’s magic caused a change in opinion.When you faced a side as daunting as it was nearly impenetrable as Australia- consisting of a quintuplet of unquestionable greats in Warne, Waugh, McGrath, Ponting, and Gillespie, you seldom won a contest.
And on March 30, 1999, essaying an unprecedented display of batsmanship of a very high class, the best Test inning of Brian Lara shook the fan to the core.A master-class that lasted for 355 minutes dented Australia’s confidence, lifted West Indies’, and ultimately resulted in a seminal work in the highest annals of the game that could, for sheer value, be compared to Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa.When he walked out, his team in pursuit of 308, the scoreboard read 91 for 4.As another 217 were needed, Lara may not have been blamed for hoping for something substantive from Carl Hooper, widely regarded as “King Carl” in cricketing circles in the Caribbean, the mighty right-hander departed for just 6.Only Lara stayed on. In one Stuart MacGill over, Lara creamed 14, including 3 stately boundaries, lofting the leggie over mid-wicket, Jimmy Adams watching in awe from the other end.
With West Indies huffing and puffing at 238 for 6, McGrath and Gillespie exposing obvious chinks in West Indian’s armour, the equation was simple.Yet, two quick wickets later, in walked Curtly Ambrose akin to an amateur dancer in a Michael Jackson-esque concert, with the world hoping nothing else but for the Antiguan giant to maintain balance on the skating rink.The final equation read- West Indies needing 6.That is when Michael Holding perhaps in a moment of grave tension remarked, “That’s the sight no West Indian wishes to see,” describing Courtney Walsh striding in.The very bowler who’d haunted his team on that precarious duel between life and death Lara creamed perhaps the most important stroke toward the covers on the first ball of the 121st over.Then, scoring Test cricket’s highest individual score, the 375, now in possession of a moment of wizardry: the 153 not out.
“Where were you when the best Test innings of Brian Lara did the unthinkable?” The 153 unbeaten runs that the West Indian stroked amid massive uncertainty was Cricket imitating mythology: David defeating Goliath.Not that Lara’s David was minuscule in the strength of character; just that the collective might of Glenn McGrath and Gillespie, Waugh brothers and Ponting made Australia impossible to slay or should one say, equivalent to a seemingly unbeatable Goliath before Lara’s magic caused a change in opinion.When you faced a side as daunting as it was nearly impenetrable as Australia- consisting of a quintuplet of unquestionable greats in Warne, Waugh, McGrath, Ponting, and Gillespie, you seldom won a contest.
And on March 30, 1999, essaying an unprecedented display of batsmanship of a very high class, the best Test inning of Brian Lara shook the fan to the core.A master-class that lasted for 355 minutes dented Australia’s confidence, lifted West Indies’, and ultimately resulted in a seminal work in the highest annals of the game that could, for sheer value, be compared to Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa.When he walked out, his team in pursuit of 308, the scoreboard read 91 for 4.As another 217 were needed, Lara may not have been blamed for hoping for something substantive from Carl Hooper, widely regarded as “King Carl” in cricketing circles in the Caribbean, the mighty right-hander departed for just 6.Only Lara stayed on. In one Stuart MacGill over, Lara creamed 14, including 3 stately boundaries, lofting the leggie over mid-wicket, Jimmy Adams watching in awe from the other end.
With West Indies huffing and puffing at 238 for 6, McGrath and Gillespie exposing obvious chinks in West Indian’s armour, the equation was simple.Yet, two quick wickets later, in walked Curtly Ambrose akin to an amateur dancer in a Michael Jackson-esque concert, with the world hoping nothing else but for the Antiguan giant to maintain balance on the skating rink.The final equation read- West Indies needing 6.That is when Michael Holding perhaps in a moment of grave tension remarked, “That’s the sight no West Indian wishes to see,” describing Courtney Walsh striding in.The very bowler who’d haunted his team on that precarious duel between life and death Lara creamed perhaps the most important stroke toward the covers on the first ball of the 121st over.Then, scoring Test cricket’s highest individual score, the 375, now in possession of a moment of wizardry: the 153 not out.
Remember The Date! 30 March 1999,A Legend Rises!
2021-11-08 15:25:39
Lara’s time- it was about bouncing back in the face of adversity. His 400 came at the back of running the risk of being stripped of Windies’ captaincy. His 111 in ’96 World Cup came when Windies needed to progress desperately toward the semis. His 153 at Barbados forced distraught fans to change the writing on their placards, going from ‘sack Lara’ to ‘our wounds have been healed’.
2021-11-08 15:52:04
In reply to sgtdjones
Good grief do you ever chill? 
2021-11-08 15:54:56
In reply to Chrissy
Fan got me doing google search looking for you in swimwear but I forgot there was nothing named social media in those days
2021-11-08 16:00:01
In reply to nitro
You een gwin find dat
2021-11-08 20:36:43
In reply to Chrissy
Good grief do you ever chill? shock shock
None of your dam business what I do? ... dont let the power get to your head
Do you own the site then ban me ...
Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man’s character, give him power.
Lincoln
Lincoln
2021-11-08 20:42:06
In reply to sgtdjones
You're a miserable wretch - carry on.
2021-11-08 20:44:21
In reply to Chrissy
You're a miserable wretch - carry on.
At your age, it takes one to know one...
You dont know me....so shut your rass.
Fck you ...go ahead and ban me you dumb stupid witch.....
My doctorate wasn't on cricket ....you dummy
2021-11-08 20:50:13
In reply to sgtdjones
Not acceptable - really -Its me you want-Don't disrespect others please.
They are just having fun- about looks, age and chicks.
2021-11-08 20:50:16
In reply to sgtdjones
ROFL - seek help!
2021-11-08 20:51:21
In reply to sgtdjones
One of the reason I enjoy dancing and golfing, there humble me.
2021-11-08 20:51:26
In reply to Chrissy
Your senility needs help....
You old goat. The biggest racist on this site ...
2021-11-08 20:52:35
In reply to sgtdjones
STOP
2021-11-08 20:52:38
In reply to openning
One of the reason I enjoy dancing and golfing, there humble me.
I dont give a dam what you enjoy ...if I wasnt so busy I would kindly tell you to fck off....
2021-11-08 20:54:18
In reply to Barry
I couldn't give a dam who you are ...ok
2021-11-08 21:16:54
In reply to sgtdjones
It takes the same energy to be humble, as it to show anger.
Words and truth matters, that's the reason a number of posters are attacking you.
2021-11-08 22:39:06
The fraud has a doctorate too..
2021-11-08 22:39:36
In reply to Chrissy
Pay that fraud no mind..do not engage..
2021-11-08 23:01:51
In reply to bravos
2021-11-09 01:13:38
In reply to bravos
I went to school , you didn't , ok bobolee . I can do math.
The schools I went to, you can only visit someone if invited.
I have more than one degree, heat transfer, reaction engineering and thermodynamics, its not into sports.
2021-11-09 01:32:11
In reply to openning
Words and truth matters, that's the reason a number of posters are attacking you.
Do you know me ?...NO . how can the above apply!!!
No one on this site has met me.
Did I not offer a challenge, they all ran... if one was so confident, they would have been 10k richer.
I would have provided the proof.
They weren't confident, a lot of BS . I was hoping they would go ahead, I would have given their money to an NGO in T&T.
My picture was photoshopped,' I wrote to Chrissy, 'nothing was done but on the thread she was laughing.
A few here are allowed privileges, now she is the disciplinarian .
Incidentally, I couldn't care who attack or say things about me, I viewed them as their problem, not mine.
2021-11-09 13:21:01
In reply to sgtdjones
You need to apologize to Chrissy…I’m sure your parents taught you better manners
2021-11-09 14:40:24
In reply to FanAttick
Hear, hear …
2021-11-09 14:43:53
In reply to FanAttick
Bro you start a pleasant thread and end up wid dis. Sometimes all yuh need is Bob
2021-11-09 16:23:28
In reply to FanAttick
Wah parents ? He fall from a hog mango tree.
2021-11-09 16:26:10
In reply to Chrissy
Yes Bob always on point.
2021-11-09 16:27:16
In reply to bravos
Good pick
2021-11-09 17:32:54
In reply to FanAttick
Even tho the man well and proper out of order, bitter and rancorous you have to admit Chrissy need a good cuss out every now and den.
2021-11-09 18:47:47
In reply to DukeStreet
She started it....
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