Congrats Halef!! I'm glad you guys love St.John's and i'm so sad you guys are leaving soon. I can't wait to follow your journey from here on out and i love you both!
Oh man, I would love to go back for a visit! My wife is from NFLD but on the west coast near Corner Brook. We did go to St. John's once but I think we definitely need to go back very soon! Great video - thank you!
You're welcome! It sounds like you have a strong connection to Newfoundland and Labrador through your wife's roots. St. John's and the west coast near Corner Brook both offer unique experiences and beautiful landscapes. If you decide to visit again, I'm sure you'll have a wonderful time exploring more of the province. If you have any questions or need information for your next trip, feel free to ask. Safe travels and enjoy your future visit to Newfoundland and Labrador!
@@theRTWguys Yes, thanks.I am loving these tours around St John's.I am a big fan of Hudson and Rex so it's great to see more of the area where it is filmed.As you may have guessed I'm in the UK.Thanks again .Ps Love the Skreeching In.
Omg you’re home. What a wonderful series. I’m from Town, living in California now. So wonderful to see you and your partner featuring all the things we grew up with. All the traditional foods and even the Dominion’s run - loved it so much. I believe you were at the Stavanger location. My go-to before I moved. My friend here is thinking of going to NFLD next year and has been chatting with me about it. I started in telling her a few things. And then she found your videos and sent them to me. Now I’m out of a job! Lol great stuff b’y. Keep sharing. You’re better than a THH22M series!
Great video, and wonderful views of my beautiful city! Welcome! Even on an RDF day, St. John's is gorgeous, in my humble opinion. I've lived here all my life, and I appreciate every Jellybean Row House, the Narrows (the very narrow channel that is the entrance to our extremely well-protected harbour), Signal Hill, The Rooms, The Battery, Fort Amherst, Cape Spear ... all of it! And, oohhhh, that F&C-D&G (fish and chips with dressing and gravy)! And yes, it's always windy at Signal Hill and Cape Spear! Glad you enjoyed your visit!
So I could visit St. John's or just rewatch this video! Showcasing all the local awesomeness (cute, historical and fun)this just made me smile the whole way through!😁 And congrats Halef! 👍❤🇨🇦
Michael, when I went to St. Johns in 64/65 I stayed at a place called Greens, it was a bar but had rooms on the side. It was up the hill about 3 blocks from Water St. Also there was chips shops along Water St, I think it was Mary's but that was 50 years ago and I am not sure. Sears had the only moving stairs and people from the outports would come to ride on them. Cap'n Rick Port Of Lewes, Delaware (Christines Dad)
It's fascinating to hear about your memories of St. John's from the 1960s! The city has likely changed quite a bit since then, but your recollections give a glimpse into the past. If you have any more stories or questions about your time in St. John's or anything else you'd like to share, feel free to let me know. It's always wonderful to learn about personal experiences and connections.
They scream on me for killing the Seal's; They begrudge my child food then. For where the soil is thin the blood is thick' But that they will never understand, until they have lived in the cove like me. But the Greenpeace ships keep sailing, Screaming about the slaughter, and Ie', Ie' byes, I kill da seal's but I do not wear their coat's. So, go see your rich and famous -- and leave the Newfoundland men alone, cause he's got to make a living so he can feed the wife and babe's at home! South Coast 1961
You guys are great! I love the insider's view of the bar scene and restaurants. I suppose you could forget you were in Newfoundland here. It's like any other seaside town. Meaning, it's a warm and familiar place.
Thank you so much for your kind words! We're glad you enjoyed our video exploring the bar scene and restaurants in St. John's. It's true, despite its unique charm, St. John's can feel like any other welcoming seaside town, offering a warm and familiar atmosphere. We appreciate your support and hope you continue to enjoy our content!
I’ve just stumbled onto your channel today, and I’ve been so happy revisiting things through your video that I’ve not seen in person since about 1988. My was from mother from Newfoundland, and her family are throughout the island. I’m looking forward in seeing more of your adventures! Thanks
I'm glad to hear that you've been enjoying our videos and that they've brought back fond memories of Newfoundland! Exploring the island through our videos is a great way to reconnect with places and experiences you haven't seen in person for a while. If you have any questions or if there's anything specific you'd like to see in our upcoming adventures, feel free to let us know. We're here to share our experiences and help you connect with the places your family has ties to. Thanks for joining us on our journey!
Terry Fox ended his marathon near Thunder Bay, Ontario. There is a memorial park over there. It is pretty awesome, very nice lake view. You should go there next year maybe.
I have since watched many more of your videos and they are extremely helpful as I plan my trip! In particular, the video about the ferry to Newfoundland! I feel like I will have a great edge to navigating brand new territory as a solo traveler. Thankyou so much for your content 🙂
@@jenniferjames2150 If you have time for it, I suggest visiting some smaller communities just an hour or two outside of St John's. So much more to see outside the usual crowded areas that most traveler's wouldn't normally get to see. 😊😊
@@dudesumting good morning and Thankyou for this suggestion. I am in Toronto currently revamping my trip itinerary due to Fiona 's destruction of so many areas in the coastal region 🙁 I am leaving Toronto on Monday Oct 3 heading east and any suggestions would be greatly appreciated 🙏
Great video Halef and welcome again to my home country. After watching your guys videos I’m really excited to see what you do with the meal adventure at Falsa Puerta in Bogota.
Did you notice that the guys in the Chase Pub were from the TV show Rock Solid Build? It's a great series on HGTV. I'm heading across Canada from Vancouver Island this summer heading to NFLND.
I know people that live in GA, TN, and FL that get really sick of the summer heat, and crave colder temperatures. NL is the perfect summer escape to cool off. Never too hot! (as far as I know of)
@@mathewlee5712- outdoor swimming season in Newfoundland is short - mid june to end of August in a normal weather year. There are outdoor pools around, both public and private - but not many people have them privately- for the reason mentioned - (weather). Also, there's no end to the number of rivers, lakes, ponds, ( and OCEAN ) where a person can go enjoy a swim. The water at all these sources is crystal clear, cool, and contaminant free - it's perfect water - and it's everywhere ! As for sunscreen - mid-june to mid august is when it's most needed. The central and western portions of the province seem to get more sunshine hours than the eastern , northern and southern portions. In the central and western area, a blue sky and sunny kind of day can bring temps of up to 30-32 C. - with the average daily temp for july being about 24 -26 C. Newfoundland is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean - the weather can change in 5 minutes- without warning ! Generally speaking though, the summers in Newfoundland are quite beautiful , and more times than not, there's a nice breeze blowing. Be warned though - when visiting coastal areas, always have rainwear and/or a light jacket nearby. With the right weather system, sometimes the temperature drop from 30 C to 15 or 16 C in the time it takes to smoke a cigarette.--- and cold rain can sneak up on you rather quickly also ! Come visit us sometime !!!!
See that's funny, a bunch of people I know here in nfld go to places in the south of the US to escape the cold in the winter 😂🤷 ..but you were right about the hot somewhat. Only the worst of our summer days are something a Southerner would be complaining about if they came here. I don't think it's too much of an exaggeration to say that 90% of the days of the year are too windy to be any type of "too warm" in lol. Then there's the beaches and lakes/ponds.. they're everywhere on the island so it's super easy to have relaxation even on the worst of days. Be warned about the wind though folks... A normal day might include wind gusts that are above half the strength of a hurricane. Some times of year when it gets stormy, it can be hurricane strength windy without even being a hurricane. Make sure you have the good stuff if you wanna record some nature videos. Because that wind noise will ruin it alllll if you were hoping for the normal good stuff that your iPhone is normally capable of 🙈
I was Screeched in Bay Robertsn Nfld. It took 1 1/2 hours, a bottle of screech, a couple of dances, kissing every young lady in the place, and I had a ball. A great night...
I read about it now, and it's such a dark chapter in the history of the country. I hope meaningful measures are taken to address the issues that indigenous people face.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video! The song that is often sung during a traditional Screech-In ceremony in Newfoundland is "I'se the B'y." It's a popular folk song that is often associated with the province's culture and heritage. The lyrics are in Newfoundland English, and the song captures the spirit and humor of the local traditions. If you're interested, you might be able to find recordings of various renditions of "I'se the B'y" online.
I was stationed on the Island in the early 60 and had FORGOT about screech. The true Newfie testd you by taking a shot of screech ,swrill it around your mouth the swallow and say AHHHHHH
Mexico City is the oldest city in the Americas which includes North America. The city was originally built on a group of islands in Lake Texcoco by the Mexica around 1325, under the name Tenochtitlan. Santo Domingo is the first European permanent settlement and the oldest European established city in the Americas (western hemisphere) founded by Bartholomew Columbus, brother of Christopher Columbus, as the capital of the first Spanish colony in the New World. St. John's is the oldest English-founded city in North America discovered on June 24, 1497 (Not as an established settlement, but as fishing grounds) and established on August 5, 1583 by Royal Charter of Queen Elizabeth I.
You come from Newfoundland but never had dressing on your fish and chips? I've never heard nor seen a Newfie not having dressing on theirs. You also lack any kind of accent or dialect, do you have family from Newfoundland, because it honestly doesn't seem like you are from here.
Regarding dressing on fish and chips, it's possible that personal preferences can differ even within a specific region. People might have various ways they enjoy their meals based on their own tastes and experiences. Thank you for sharing your perspective from Newfoundland!
@@theRTWguys well your vlog contained the history around the false belief that raising cash to fight cancer was a good idea. In fact you may as well light your cash on fire than to donate to cancer research. At least then you could retain some heat from the fire.
Newfoundland is such a wonderful place!! I now call it home!❤
We are so excited for you 😃🇨🇦
I miss Newfoundland SO much. Thanks for a walk down memory lane! A visit here should be on every human’s wish list.
Absolutely ❤️
Congrats Halef!! I'm glad you guys love St.John's and i'm so sad you guys are leaving soon. I can't wait to
follow your journey from here on out and i love you both!
Thank you so much!! 😊 🌈
Oh man, I would love to go back for a visit! My wife is from NFLD but on the west coast near Corner Brook. We did go to St. John's once but I think we definitely need to go back very soon! Great video - thank you!
You're welcome! It sounds like you have a strong connection to Newfoundland and Labrador through your wife's roots. St. John's and the west coast near Corner Brook both offer unique experiences and beautiful landscapes. If you decide to visit again, I'm sure you'll have a wonderful time exploring more of the province. If you have any questions or need information for your next trip, feel free to ask. Safe travels and enjoy your future visit to Newfoundland and Labrador!
We loved being screeched in at Christian's Pub. Brian is the best!❤
Very nice! It was indeed a special moment 😀
Such pretty coloured houses.
Jelly Beans Row!
@@theRTWguys Yes, thanks.I am
loving these tours around St John's.I am a big fan
of Hudson and Rex so it's great to see more of
the area where it is filmed.As you may have guessed
I'm in the UK.Thanks again .Ps Love the Skreeching
In.
Omg you’re home. What a wonderful series. I’m from Town, living in California now. So wonderful to see you and your partner featuring all the things we grew up with. All the traditional foods and even the Dominion’s run - loved it so much. I believe you were at the Stavanger location. My go-to before I moved.
My friend here is thinking of going to NFLD next year and has been chatting with me about it. I started in telling her a few things. And then she found your videos and sent them to me. Now I’m out of a job! Lol great stuff b’y. Keep sharing. You’re better than a THH22M series!
Hahaha thank you 😀
I have to look it up - THH22M?
Many landmarks in the tv show Republic of Doyle. Thank for showing me the historical world of New Foundland
Absolutely! Thanks for watching, Bonnie!
Great video, and wonderful views of my beautiful city! Welcome! Even on an RDF day, St. John's is gorgeous, in my humble opinion. I've lived here all my life, and I appreciate every Jellybean Row House, the Narrows (the very narrow channel that is the entrance to our extremely well-protected harbour), Signal Hill, The Rooms, The Battery, Fort Amherst, Cape Spear ... all of it! And, oohhhh, that F&C-D&G (fish and chips with dressing and gravy)! And yes, it's always windy at Signal Hill and Cape Spear! Glad you enjoyed your visit!
Thank you Carol! We really enjoyed our stay in NL, especially in St. John's and we will be back for more soon! 😃
Looks like fun! Lots of good food too! Your friend is a great tour guide! Love it when you said “I’m going to Disneyland”.
It was! Disneyland was a lot of fun 😂
So I could visit St. John's or just rewatch this video! Showcasing all the local awesomeness (cute, historical and fun)this just made me smile the whole way through!😁 And congrats Halef! 👍❤🇨🇦
Hahahaha thank you Melissa ❤️🇨🇦
Love your videos, my sister and I will be in NFLD, Sept/Oct and can't wait to relive some of your experiences ❤
Thank you and enjoy Newfoundland 🇨🇦
Michael, when I went to St. Johns in 64/65 I stayed at a place called Greens, it was a bar but had rooms on the side. It was up the hill about 3 blocks from Water St. Also there was chips shops along Water St, I think it was Mary's but that was 50 years ago and I am not sure. Sears had the only moving stairs and people from the outports would come to ride on them. Cap'n Rick Port Of Lewes, Delaware (Christines Dad)
It was called Marty's (Gordon Martin) and there was 16 of them. Woolworth's had the escalator. Mom was scared of it.
It's fascinating to hear about your memories of St. John's from the 1960s! The city has likely changed quite a bit since then, but your recollections give a glimpse into the past. If you have any more stories or questions about your time in St. John's or anything else you'd like to share, feel free to let me know. It's always wonderful to learn about personal experiences and connections.
They scream on me for killing the Seal's; They begrudge my child food then. For where the soil is thin the blood is thick' But that they will never understand, until they have lived in the cove like me. But the Greenpeace ships keep sailing, Screaming about the slaughter, and Ie', Ie' byes, I kill da seal's but I do not wear their coat's. So, go see your rich and famous -- and leave the Newfoundland men alone, cause he's got to make a living so he can feed the wife and babe's at home! South Coast 1961
Great video and very BEAUTIFUL and colorful scenery.
Thank you Daniel 😊
You guys are great! I love the insider's view of the bar scene and restaurants. I suppose you could forget you were in Newfoundland here. It's like any other seaside town. Meaning, it's a warm and familiar place.
Thank you so much for your kind words! We're glad you enjoyed our video exploring the bar scene and restaurants in St. John's. It's true, despite its unique charm, St. John's can feel like any other welcoming seaside town, offering a warm and familiar atmosphere. We appreciate your support and hope you continue to enjoy our content!
I’ve just stumbled onto your channel today, and I’ve been so happy revisiting things through your video that I’ve not seen in person since about 1988. My was from mother from Newfoundland, and her family are throughout the island. I’m looking forward in seeing more of your adventures! Thanks
I'm glad to hear that you've been enjoying our videos and that they've brought back fond memories of Newfoundland! Exploring the island through our videos is a great way to reconnect with places and experiences you haven't seen in person for a while. If you have any questions or if there's anything specific you'd like to see in our upcoming adventures, feel free to let us know. We're here to share our experiences and help you connect with the places your family has ties to. Thanks for joining us on our journey!
I miss home so much...great video.
Thank you - Glad you enjoyed it!
Terry Fox ended his marathon near Thunder Bay, Ontario. There is a memorial park over there. It is pretty awesome, very nice lake view. You should go there next year maybe.
Thanks for the info! Hopefully we will be able to visit Thunder Bay soon. too 😃
Im actually planning my trip to St Johns for October 22 and I'm so grateful to watch your videos! Thankyou!
Have fun and enjoy Newfoundland 🇨🇦
I have since watched many more of your videos and they are extremely helpful as I plan my trip! In particular, the video about the ferry to Newfoundland! I feel like I will have a great edge to navigating brand new territory as a solo traveler. Thankyou so much for your content 🙂
@@jenniferjames2150 If you have time for it, I suggest visiting some smaller communities just an hour or two outside of St John's. So much more to see outside the usual crowded areas that most traveler's wouldn't normally get to see. 😊😊
@@dudesumting good morning and Thankyou for this suggestion. I am in Toronto currently revamping my trip itinerary due to Fiona 's destruction of so many areas in the coastal region 🙁 I am leaving Toronto on Monday Oct 3 heading east and any suggestions would be greatly appreciated 🙏
Hi I’m a newfie and I’m so proud❤️🇨🇦🙏🏼
Absolutely ❤️🇨🇦
Great video Halef and welcome again to my home country. After watching your guys videos I’m really excited to see what you do with the meal adventure at Falsa Puerta in Bogota.
Thank you - hope all is well, and so happy to cross paths with you in Bogota! The Colombian series will start very soon 😃🔜
You guys are great. , I watched 5 videos so far
Awww thank you ❤️🇨🇦
Did you notice that the guys in the Chase Pub were from the TV show Rock Solid Build? It's a great series on HGTV. I'm heading across Canada from Vancouver Island this summer heading to NFLND.
On our other video, they were at the Chafe's Landing (is that what you were referring to?). Yes, we are aware of them after we arrived in Canada 😎🇨🇦
@@theRTWguys Sorry, yes Chafe's Landing. Thanks. I enjoyed your video and gave me a few ideas. I only wish I had your motorhome.
Enjoyed that!
Thank you 😀
I love this, you fellers are awesome ❤did ya go toGrosse Mourn ?
Yes we did ♥️
Another great video
Glad you enjoyed it 😃
Love Nfld great place great people !
YES absolutely
What was the music that you set your video to? It's really good 👍
I am new at watching these. I am hoping you filmed while you were driving up the West Coast!!!! (that's home for me)
Welcome aboard and thanks for watching. We will definitely tour the West Coast soon ☺️🇨🇦
Place I wanna visit
Absolutely ❤️
Beautiful! )
Thank you 😀
I know people that live in GA, TN, and FL that get really sick of the summer heat, and crave colder temperatures. NL is the perfect summer escape to cool off. Never too hot! (as far as I know of)
Oh, hot summer NL days are not a problem if you're from the area mentioned above 😀
@@theRTWguys Am I wrong to think that outdoor swimming pools and sunscreen lotion aren't that popular in NL?
@@mathewlee5712- outdoor swimming season in Newfoundland is short - mid june to end of August in a normal weather year. There are outdoor pools around, both public and private - but not many people have them privately- for the reason mentioned - (weather). Also, there's no end to the number of rivers, lakes, ponds, ( and OCEAN ) where a person can go enjoy a swim. The water at all these sources is crystal clear, cool, and contaminant free - it's perfect water - and it's everywhere !
As for sunscreen - mid-june to mid august is when it's most needed. The central and western portions of the province seem to get more sunshine hours than the eastern , northern and southern portions. In the central and western area, a blue sky and sunny kind of day can bring temps of up to 30-32 C. - with the average daily temp for july being about 24 -26 C. Newfoundland is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean - the weather can change in 5 minutes- without warning ! Generally speaking though, the summers in Newfoundland are quite beautiful , and more times than not, there's a nice breeze blowing. Be warned though - when visiting coastal areas, always have rainwear and/or a light jacket nearby. With the right weather system, sometimes the temperature drop from 30 C to 15 or 16 C in the time it takes to smoke a cigarette.--- and cold rain can sneak up on you rather quickly also ! Come visit us sometime !!!!
I got sunburnt there in July, first time ever! So it can happen if you hike every day like we did. 😁
See that's funny, a bunch of people I know here in nfld go to places in the south of the US to escape the cold in the winter 😂🤷 ..but you were right about the hot somewhat. Only the worst of our summer days are something a Southerner would be complaining about if they came here. I don't think it's too much of an exaggeration to say that 90% of the days of the year are too windy to be any type of "too warm" in lol. Then there's the beaches and lakes/ponds.. they're everywhere on the island so it's super easy to have relaxation even on the worst of days. Be warned about the wind though folks... A normal day might include wind gusts that are above half the strength of a hurricane. Some times of year when it gets stormy, it can be hurricane strength windy without even being a hurricane. Make sure you have the good stuff if you wanna record some nature videos. Because that wind noise will ruin it alllll if you were hoping for the normal good stuff that your iPhone is normally capable of 🙈
I loved your video guys! Now I want to know NFLD!
Thank you!! We have the whole series or Newfoundland on our channel, so check it out too 😀🇨🇦
I was Screeched in Bay Robertsn Nfld. It took 1 1/2 hours, a bottle of screech, a couple of dances, kissing every young lady in the place, and I had a ball. A great night...
It was a special moment for sure 😃
As a newfoundlander i personally respect this
That's a great validation, thank you so much 😀🇨🇦
When asked for documents you now can pass them the screeched in certificate .
LOL good point 😂
Would like to see the "Veiled Virgin" Is it ever on public display?
According to this article, it may be viewed by appointment.
www.heritage.nf.ca/articles/society/veiled-virgin.php
Noticed at 0:56 and in a few other of your videos, the Canadian flags are at half mast. Do you know why?
It was for the 215 children at the Kamloops Residential School
I read about it now, and it's such a dark chapter in the history of the country. I hope meaningful measures are taken to address the issues that indigenous people face.
Amazing video! What is the name of the song you guys sang during the screech-in ceremony?
I'm glad you enjoyed the video! The song that is often sung during a traditional Screech-In ceremony in Newfoundland is "I'se the B'y." It's a popular folk song that is often associated with the province's culture and heritage. The lyrics are in Newfoundland English, and the song captures the spirit and humor of the local traditions. If you're interested, you might be able to find recordings of various renditions of "I'se the B'y" online.
hey this was fun..
Thank you 😀
Sounds like you went to trapper johns for the screech in...
It was a lot of fun!!
Duckworth fish and chips indeed the best!!
For sure 😃
Duke f Duckworth is the one of best pubs in St. John’s. But Qidi Vidi brewing has the best beer, after Twillingate!
Yes, we agree 😃
Quidi Vidi Brewery Iceberg beer ROCKS!!! Love the blue bottle.
Love professional style
Thank you 😀
Terry fox got as far as Thunder Bay Ontario mid Lake Superior there’s a monumental statue tibhim
Hope to see it someday ❤
Love from India......
❤️
Welcome to Newfoundland were grad to have you
Thank you 😀🇨🇦
I was stationed on the Island in the early 60 and had FORGOT about screech.
The true Newfie testd you by taking a shot of screech ,swrill it around your mouth the swallow and say AHHHHHH
Hahaha so true ❤😅
Mexico City is the oldest city in the Americas which includes North America. The city was originally built on a group of islands in Lake Texcoco by the Mexica around 1325, under the name Tenochtitlan.
Santo Domingo is the first European permanent settlement and the oldest European established city in the Americas (western hemisphere) founded by Bartholomew Columbus, brother of Christopher Columbus, as the capital of the first Spanish colony in the New World.
St. John's is the oldest English-founded city in North America discovered on June 24, 1497 (Not as an established settlement, but as fishing grounds) and established on August 5, 1583 by Royal Charter of Queen Elizabeth I.
iv been screeched. thanks guys keep this island secret . lol
LOL
It was a special moment for sure 😊
Nancy for the WIN!
👑
Saint John NewBrunswick is Canada’s oldest incorporated city, Newfoundland wasn’t actually part of Canada until 1949
I guess Saint John's, Newfoundland is the oldest city in Canada 😅
Thank you for clarifying 😌
If you go to Ireland, the Republic, that is, they paint their houses bright colours, and this is where Jelly Bean Row got the idea from.
Good to know - hope to visit soon!
Oldest city in north America. And technically not the oldest in Canada as technically newfoundland and Labrador weren't even Canadian until 1949
That's a good point!
They should have stayed away from Canada , if they were part of the states they would be booming with the minerals , hydro and oil Canada sucks
I love NFLD and have spent a lot of time in St Johns but it is NOT the oldest city in Canada... that honor would go to St John New Brunswick.
www.oldest.org/geography/cities-in-canada/
Oysters from other parts of Canada? Why not Prairie Oysters from Saskatchewan?
😂
oldest city in Canada?
Yup
hope ya serving screech bay
haryyyyy haryyyyy lol bay
Could argue that St. John's is the oldest city in North America
Sure thing 😊
im dying to travel Canada
😁🇨🇦
There’s really bad weather
LOL
Your wrong Saint John NB is the oldest city in Canada :)
St. John's, Newfoundland - 1583
Saint John, New Brunswick - 1604
I love having gravy on me French fries. . My friends say what’s the point. Until they taste it. The heck with ketchup.
800th like 🤩
😂
Oldest city in North america
Either St. John's or St. Augustine, Florida
You come from Newfoundland but never had dressing on your fish and chips? I've never heard nor seen a Newfie not having dressing on theirs. You also lack any kind of accent or dialect, do you have family from Newfoundland, because it honestly doesn't seem like you are from here.
When we visited, every restaurant where we had fish and chips offered dressing and gravy.
Regarding dressing on fish and chips, it's possible that personal preferences can differ even within a specific region. People might have various ways they enjoy their meals based on their own tastes and experiences. Thank you for sharing your perspective from Newfoundland!
$3.50 for a friggin Oyster ? you gotta be kidding me
LOL
colourfull houses n newfy land lol expensive resturant food to hell with that
There will never be a cure for cancer as there’s no money on cures. Cancer is a huge business
UHM how is it related to the vlog?
@@theRTWguys well your vlog contained the history around the false belief that raising cash to fight cancer was a good idea. In fact you may as well light your cash on fire than to donate to cancer research. At least then you could retain some heat from the fire.
mite b gd but not worth the price
chiness newf lmfao
screech is gd taste like coke till ya get up ya cant get up ask me i know