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Thread: where did this come from?

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    Re: where did this come from?

    Quote Originally Posted by poolguywindsor View Post
    You wont ever catch me calling it a "reach" it always bugs me when someone uses it! But thats just me, I will get over it.
    its not just you lol
    Stir IT UP

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    Re: where did this come from?

    "cant wait to "reach with mi "peeps"....I know a couple to Jamaicans that would not know what was going on LOL LOL
    "One of the laundry gals pipes up ,,"LOOK AT DA BLOOD"
    "YES,THAT WOULD BE MINE" I said as my leg that at first gave no pain, started dishing it out in large bunches........"

    want more read our blog? our first trip.........http://negril.com/forum/entry.php?58...-The-Beginning

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    Re: where did this come from?

    I still don't think we actually decided how it is used as noun rather than a verb...The question is why do folks on this message board call a trip to Jamaica a "reach"...I think reach is a pretty common word and it has nothing to do with patois or Jamaican use as a term...Did you reach the end of the race...Did you reach the final destination, did the package i sent you reach you in time...This is pretty common but the question is why do people call their trip a Reach...I agree with Rambo it just popped up her a few years ago...I did find a book titled "My Reach" a Hudson River Memoir...It is about a Kayak journey up the Hudson...So it appears that the term is not that unique to Jamaica or from patois for that matter. I guess I will just have to think about this until my next REACH.....
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