Donkey Man Love The Hero Ting

[Bricktop]

not suh nickname work...Donkey Man him name that cyaan change...

[Twan]

there is an interview that he refers to himself as "super donkey" after his exploits. This though is due to a lack of maturity and exposure on his part, after being thrust in the limelight. Bare in mind that he speaks to the media in a manner similar to him "lyming" with his friends, which is where is comfort zone is.. His mentor now need to work with him on this.

I do agree with you, that he needs to now distant himself from that "label", as he is no longer a secret in Jamaica, he is now international.

[Willi]

Named changed to thoroughbred!

[Sir X]

Wait till dem buss a seed ead ,or sperm ead ,or donkey breath to the worll yuh think champs easy ...lol

[Historian]

Crap!

The young man deserves a much better nickname! A “donkey” is an “a_ss”! This young man deserves maximum respect!

I can just imagine the BBC, NBC, etc. talking about Donkey Man Javon Francis in the future! Down with the stupid Donkey Man nonsense!

[Bricktop]

11-Y-O HERO

BY FABIAN LEDGISTER Staff Reporter

Feb 6, 2006

RESIDENTS OF LUKE Lane, Kingston, have a hero among them and guess what, he's only 11.

Javaugn Francis opted to risk his life, braving deadly flames to rescue a four-month-old baby who was about to be consumed in a fire which was ravaging three houses at 25 Luke Lane.

In a time when most young 'ghetto' boys are lured into a life of crime and evil, Javaugn proved many of them are still good, kind-hearted children. "Mi see seh di baby still ina di room, so mi climb tru di window an gu fi har ... Mi neva fraid and mi neva wa di baby fi bun up," said the shy hero.

Residents say one of the homes housed a family with many children, and though the kids were rescued, they were oblivious to the presence of a baby in the burning building. Luckily though, a curious and hyperactive Javaugn was looking through a window, and spotted the baby. Without thinking of his own welfare, he leaped through the window, grabbed the infant, and made good his escape from the inferno.

Firemen on the scene were unable to confirm the cause of the fire, but Princess 'Slug' Daley, the mother of five of the rescued kids (including the infant), showered Javaugn with praises saying he unknowingly saved two lives.

"Is like him save mi life," Daley said of the hero, adding that she was also grateful that her other children had survived. "Mi on mi way to shop when mi get a call seh mi house a bun down. Mi nerves shot up cause mi pikney dem did ina di yard, but all a dem save an mi give tanks."

The fire, which started about 8:10 p.m., was eventually put out by firemen from the York Park Fire Station. The damage from the fire is estimated at $500,000.

Another of the homeowner, Shannae 'Poochie' Campbell, managed to save some of her belongings. Daley was not able to save a single item. "Mi nuh even have pampers fi put pon mi baby much less di other four. Mi need help," cried the distraught mother.