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    Quote Originally Posted by Piggymon View Post
    I would guess that Jason was born in 1976 or 1977. That would make him 37 or 38 or so. Steve's last name was Sharp, although I am not sure how he spelled it, so that should be Jason's name too, since they were married.
    Just got back from JA yesterday and was able to confirm that the Jason I know is the same one you are referring to. He is still in Negril. If you ask for him at Juicy J's, someone will most likely know where to find him. Sadly, his mother has passed away. Not sure about his father.

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    great thread 33 days till 40th year.
    also my 40 th year coming up. i am greatly enjoying the stories so i will add one.
    Dalton was a good friend up in red ground but when he got on crack or whatever was going around then he was not himself. we stayed with his mom Ms. Pernell and it seemed like every year at least once we would get into somekind of argument.
    this one year he was in rare form and one night someone came to my window and pried open the window. the person said . give me all your money or i'll shoot the lady.. i figured it was Dalton so said Dalton get the hell out of here.. the person said. it is not Dalton. later that trip the family tied him up to his bed to keep him out of trouble.

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    Quote Originally Posted by original spanky View Post
    great thread 33 days till 40th year.
    also my 40 th year coming up. i am greatly enjoying the stories so i will add one.
    Dalton was a good friend up in red ground but when he got on crack or whatever was going around then he was not himself. we stayed with his mom Ms. Pernell and it seemed like every year at least once we would get into somekind of argument.
    this one year he was in rare form and one night someone came to my window and pried open the window. the person said . give me all your money or i'll shoot the lady.. i figured it was Dalton so said Dalton get the hell out of here.. the person said. it is not Dalton. later that trip the family tied him up to his bed to keep him out of trouble.
    Sounds like something that my buddy and I did on our first trip. We were walking along the road in Red Ground in a dark area, and someone stepped out the darkness and demanded our money. Neither one of us even broke stride, one of just said "forget it" and we kept walking. The would be robber faded back into the darkness.

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    Thanks for your help, JamericanNC. I appreciate your going to the trouble to check this out for me. I am so sorry to learn that his mother has passed away. She was the sweetest, most helpful person. I remember her making me some great breakfasts - fried plantains, aikee, eggs, and some of that wonderful Blue Mountain coffee with sweetened condensed milk. May God Bless her and may she rest in peace.

    I would bring toys with me for Jason when I came to visit. He was such a cute kid. He loved the Million Dollar Man, back when there were very few TV shows available in JA. Jason could make the sounds and act in slow motion like he was the Million Dollar Man.

    Sitting on the porch of Steve and Erica's house on top of Red Ground, one could see over the tops of trees the ocean in the distance. Steve would fire up a spliff of some excellent herb of de earth and crank up his huge set of speakers and Bob Marley would croon:

    Mm-mm. Mm-mm.
    Oh, ma ...................
    Oh, ma ...................
    Oh, ma children are cryin'.
    Oh, children, weep no more!
    Oh, ma sycamore tree, saw the freedom tree.
    All you ... have spoke:
    Oh, children, weep no more;
    Weep no more: children, weep no more!

    At that point, everything was most definitely Irie Mon!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Piggymon View Post
    I would bring toys with me for Jason when I came to visit. He was such a cute kid. He loved the Million Dollar Man, back when there were very few TV shows available in JA. Jason could make the sounds and act in slow motion like he was the Million Dollar Man.
    I'll be sure to call him Million Dollar Man when I return in two weeks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by JamericanNC View Post
    I'll be sure to call him Million Dollar Man when I return in two weeks!
    Do it! He was good at making the sound effects as he moved in slow motion too. Remember, it is the Six Million Dollar man, not just the Million Dollar Man

    http://hark.com/clips/lklqfsflfc-six...in-slow-motion
    Last edited by Piggymon; 01-13-2013 at 09:07 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JamericanNC View Post
    Just got back from JA yesterday and was able to confirm that the Jason I know is the same one you are referring to. He is still in Negril. If you ask for him at Juicy J's, someone will most likely know where to find him. Sadly, his mother has passed away. Not sure about his father.

    Here is a photo of Jason and me in the door of my little shack when it was being built in Red Ground behind Tip Top Cottages.

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