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October 24, 2009

Men: Careful how you buy women



One man who negotiated a deal with a female prostitute in May Pen was in for a rude awakening when he found out that the ‘she’ was in fact a ‘he’.


When the amorous man started fondling the woman, he discovered that it was all a sham and it was at this point that things got ugly. The shim drew a knife and the two started struggling. It was this struggle that eventually caught the police attention.


The police say they noticed the two involved in a dispute in a Toyota Mark II motorcar parked at a lonely spot near a petrol station along Manchester Avenue.


The police took both persons to the May Pen Police Station where it was discovered that the 'woman' was actually a man dressed in drag.


Police say they suspect that the cross-dresser is a prostitute and had sought to sell his wares to the unsuspecting male customer, who was riding a bicycle on Manchester Avenue when he was approached by the prostitute.


The man was reportedly beside himself with rage upon discovering that he was intimately

Posted by YardFlex at October 24, 2009 11:46 AM


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Posted by: Wade Cameron on October 24, 2009 02:08 PM

Lmao. Mi cyaa stop laugh.


Posted by: ITALIA DEVINE on October 24, 2009 02:18 PM

HIM LUCKY, I CAN BET SEH HIM HAVE A WIFE AND KIDS AT HOME, BOUT HIM A BUY PUNANI.


Posted by: owen on October 24, 2009 03:25 PM

hahaha, rude awakening


Posted by: sharon on October 24, 2009 05:53 PM

that is what you call pussy in a bag


Posted by: toyagotit on October 24, 2009 06:34 PM

LOL!!!! Real puss ina bag!!! LOL!!!


Posted by: moe on October 25, 2009 06:20 PM

hahaha damn fool nuh vexx wid di mon afta no body tell him fi go look ooman offa di road side


Posted by: Ramon on October 26, 2009 11:16 AM

lol.. him just unluck yahman. somebody need fi teach him how fi look woman and not buy. lol lol lol


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