Robyn @raggedjacket

I chug tea like people chug beer. Trini 🇹🇹 Joined January 2014

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Robyn @raggedjacket

3 months ago

@amozzstick What I love is that she's coming towards him and he backs away.

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Rayone 🇯🇲✨ @RayBayBarton

5 months ago

This whole set made my entire day!!!! I needed this. It shall be on repeat 🫶🏾❤️🇹🇹 Love iiiit!!! 🎉

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Di Bearded Jab Jab @NoReplyInRed

2 years ago

Soca was the genre we didn’t have to bother to censor. Indeed there were many songs with crude messages but the creativity in the writing, laced with double entendres created an IFYKYK. Now you finding a whole “Fuck” in the first sentence I hate it.

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Robyn @raggedjacket

2 years ago

@llumayah Try it with some milk and sugar.

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National Drama Association TT @IamNDATT

2 years ago

NDATT is saddened by the passing of Dance icon, Nydia Bryon. She was a pioneer of the flaming Limbo dance form in Trinidad and Tobago. The Executive Committee offers our deepest condolences to her friends and family 🙏🏼

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Josh Ps.D.  🇹🇹🇧🇧🇻🇪 @jbsuperman

5 years ago

We need to start an international education program on the correct spelling of wine. It is not and will never be "whine". The word has etymology. It has history. In the same way we fight down too and to, their, they're and there, let's not perpetuate this folly.

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Robyn @raggedjacket

3 years ago

@PaulaRILindo @FakeDeep_ You have any reccs for local podcasts? I listen to podcasts throughout the day, would love to have something local in the mix

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Robyn @raggedjacket

3 years ago

@joziebaby Thats why I was so glad Lenny Kumar was the one who said big and bold that tassa wasn't invented here. If anyone else has done it they'd be accused of racism guardian.co.tt/news/musician-…

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Historic Vids @historyinmemes

3 years ago

Vancouver's first official lifeguard, Joe Fortes, in 1905. Born in Trinidad and Tobago, Fortes is credited with saving dozens of lives and used to be referred to as "Old Black Joe" or "English Bay Joe" by his contemporaries.