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mikesiva wrote:
mikesiva wrote: 1968 Orville Haslam - Frances Noble
1969 Paul Nash - Monica Desouza
1970 Donald Quarrie - Marilyn Neufville
By the way, do you guys recognise this winner? I'll give you a clue...Maps is one of his biggest fans.
8-)
Maps said that they have to born in the WI, he don't care bout roots. Paul was a swimmer, right?

I see Merlene Ottey won it a record twelve times.. :lol:
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Yes, Paul, father of Brendan, was a swimmer....
:D
And Queen Merlene was something else, wasn't she?
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mikesiva wrote:Yes, Paul, father of Brendan, was a swimmer....
:D
And Queen Merlene was something else, wasn't she?
8-)
Yuh think Paul and Maps was vying for the same olympic spot and Maps lost out hence his tremendous love for Brendan? :lol: :lol: :lol:

Merlene was a real queen in sprints...Is she still running for Austria? :lol: :lol:
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Westdem wrote:
mikesiva wrote:Yes, Paul, father of Brendan, was a swimmer....
:D
And Queen Merlene was something else, wasn't she?
8-)
Yuh think Paul and Maps was vying for the same olympic spot and Maps lost out hence his tremendous love for Brendan? :lol: :lol: :lol:

Merlene was a real queen in sprints...Is she still running for Austria? :lol: :lol:
Or maybe Nash swam for Jamaica,and Maps for Trinidad, and Nash won....
:D
Last year, I think I saw that Merlene was still running for Slovenia at the grand old age of 50!
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My bad its Slovenia...she will surely dominate the Mistress!!!

After Maps lost the Olympics trials to Paul, he migrated to TnT with lots of bitterness!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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:D :D :D :D :D Boy allyuh is trouble, yes ... Maps surely gonna be gnashing him teeth dem in vexation when he see dat. Yuh gon pay fuh he dentist bill :?: :?:
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howzdat wrote::D :D :D :D :D Boy allyuh is trouble, yes ... Maps surely gonna be gnashing him teeth dem in vexation when he see dat. Yuh gon pay fuh he dentist bill :?: :?:

We will tell him Goog Lee stole our login password!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Yes dat same G. Lee who is G.Nash cousin always trying to gatecrash - aka pope - de WI people dem party! In de interests of security you better change dat password.
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howzdat wrote:Yes dat same G. Lee who is G.Nash cousin always trying to gatecrash - aka pope - de WI people dem party! In de interests of security you better change dat password.
Password changed...got one from the Secret Service!!! :lol: :lol:
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"Twelve nominees, six men and six women were announced for the 51st staging of the RJR Sports Foundation National Sportsman and Sportswoman Awards set for January 20. Veronica Campbell-Brown, a four-time winner of the Sportswoman of the Year Award and Usain Bolt, a two-time winner of the sportsman trophy head the list of 12 nominees unveiled on Wednesday [December 14] for the 51st staging of the function."

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"Bolt, who retained his 200 metres world title and anchored Jamaica's world record setting sprint relay team in Daegu, South Korea, is expected to be challenged by Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA's) Athlete of the Year, Yohan Blake, who won the 100 metres crown in Daegu and ended the year as the second fastest 200 metres runner in history with 19.26 seconds. The others vying for the male award are three-time winner Asafa Powell, Pan American 100 metres gold medalist Lerone Clark, cricketer Marlon Samuels, and boxer Nicholas Walters....Also nominated are 400 metre hurdles world silver medallist Melaine Walker, diamond trophy hurdler Kaliese Spencer, World Boxing Council featherweight boxer Alicia Ashley, swimmer Alia Atkinson, who won silver at the Pan-American Games, and ICC women's cricketer of the year Stafanie Taylor."
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