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Re: WHAT DO THE FOLLOWING PHRASES MEAN
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2013 5:10 am
by blakbeltjonez
tingjunkie wrote:Joe Grind = A man who is, as Shaba would say, wicked inna bed. 'Grindsman' is the same thing.
but Joe Grine AKA Grind is specifically a guy who entertains married ladies. a "gyalist" might be a better term for a guy who is popular with ladies in general
Re: WHAT DO THE FOLLOWING PHRASES MEAN
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2013 5:22 am
by blakbeltjonez
juan wrote:what about "sweet nanny goat and run a belly"???
"what sweet to nanny goat will run belly" - old JA proverb, too much of anything good, or anything in general is not good for you.... to "run yuh belly" is to get diarrhea.
Re: WHAT DO THE FOLLOWING PHRASES MEAN
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2013 5:31 am
by blakbeltjonez
Roddy wrote:"CLARKS BOOTY"-
"BOSSANOVA"-
"BUSHMASTER"-
"JOE GRIND"-
"CHAMPION BUBBLER"-
More too come
Bushmaster is a brand of AR-15 rifle, semi-auto civilian version of the M-16... in 1979-80 there was a flood of surplus US M-16's that arrived in JA, the Bushmaster was a cheap alternative to other AR's like Colt at the time for those who had no access to an M-16, uses same ammo and mags as M-16.
Re: WHAT DO THE FOLLOWING PHRASES MEAN
Posted: Wed Jan 01, 2014 11:00 pm
by curemiprefer
"wha overcome dem ting"
from midnite's Jahbok Wha Ova Come
Re: WHAT DO THE FOLLOWING PHRASES MEAN
Posted: Thu Jan 02, 2014 10:04 am
by Gabranth
2006 thread, but Champion Bubbler is still not explained? What's up with that? Champion Bubbler is a lady who can shake her fat butt very well so that it "bubbles" a lot.
Re: WHAT DO THE FOLLOWING PHRASES MEAN
Posted: Thu Jan 02, 2014 12:51 pm
by kalcidis
I've also heard the term being used for a great deejay as well.
Re: WHAT DO THE FOLLOWING PHRASES MEAN
Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2014 2:53 pm
by Gabranth
@kalcidis:
Hmmm since I can't proof that you're wrong, I guess I gotta belive you
Re: WHAT DO THE FOLLOWING PHRASES MEAN
Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2014 3:55 pm
by davek
Gabranth wrote:2006 thread, but Champion Bubbler is still not explained? What's up with that? Champion Bubbler is a lady who can shake her fat butt very well so that it "bubbles" a lot.
"Bubbling" was a dance, and a "champion bubbler" referred to a great dancer, plain and simple, nothing more. Fat backsides aren't even required, but a bit of heft helps the motion.
Some DJs would say that they "bubble pon the riddim" with lyrics over the microphone, but they were never referred to as "champion bubblers", that was a term strictly for dancers.
Re: WHAT DO THE FOLLOWING PHRASES MEAN
Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2014 5:07 pm
by kalcidis
Well I stand corrected then
Re: WHAT DO THE FOLLOWING PHRASES MEAN
Posted: Mon Jan 06, 2014 11:19 am
by Return of Jesco
Not so sure about bubblers just meaning dancing, the "UK Bubblers" label name surely referred to the music, but presumably the music for bubbling to so I think it's a draw between Kalcidis and davek on this!