Guaza (Tenerife) hosts the filming of Cuban docudrama 'Paths of Aissa'

I think this will be really interesting - but then I have always liked the looky looky men. I know a bone of contention with many but I have always found them very pleasant.

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I can't find it on IMDb...

i think it could be very interesting

Funny thing Lookies, we say things about them but many have our favourites.
Most of them are OK and just doing what they do. The Chinese version are a pain in the arse and the women doing Braiding are generally very rude.
I get on very well with most I see and just find the odd one or two are real nasty rogues, who would rob you out right.
As far as getting ripped off by them, up to the individual to barter or say no.
If you haven't done it, get a lookie man to pull up a chair, buy them a drink and have a chat, you may get some real interesting things from them.

you are spot on TD,I have had chats with a couple and they have done interesting things and many are very intelligent and have a few language skills. The ones I know are very clean and honest

Same here,talked to a sound fella while outside the Gaelic corner...great fun and a genuine nice guy...I think he must have told the rest of them not to come near us after that,as any other night we went there nobody tried to sell us anything and most said hello and went about their business.
This boy even knew Irish...a genuine sound guy

CaribeCelt wrote:Same here,talked to a sound fella while outside the Gaelic corner...great fun and a genuine nice guy...I think he must have told the rest of them not to come near us after that,as any other night we went there nobody tried to sell us anything and most said hello and went about their business.
This boy even knew Irish...a genuine sound guy

It was Phil Lynott...he did a Lord Lucan.

Did he call you Harry, he is doing well again now is our Frank.

The Lone Ranger wrote:

CaribeCelt wrote:Same here,talked to a sound fella while outside the Gaelic corner...great fun and a genuine nice guy...I think he must have told the rest of them not to come near us after that,as any other night we went there nobody tried to sell us anything and most said hello and went about their business.
This boy even knew Irish...a genuine sound guy

It was Phil Lynott...he did a Lord Lucan.

I used to drink in a pub called "The Lord Lucan" . Closed down overnight