Nick Against the World (61 Viewers)
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I don't know about that, but I can certainly say that show performs fellatio a la this man.
Cannot wait to play that game.
I remember when I played GTA3 for PS2 back in high school, and my favorite thing to do was jump on the back of a moving pickup truck with a flame flower, having him drive me around as I randomly sprayed my fireballs in the direction of pedestrians. It was always amusing when the driver sped up and crashed his own car because he got scared. What a retard.
Cannot wait to play that game.
I remember when I played GTA3 for PS2 back in high school, and my favorite thing to do was jump on the back of a moving pickup truck with a flame flower, having him drive me around as I randomly sprayed my fireballs in the direction of pedestrians. It was always amusing when the driver sped up and crashed his own car because he got scared. What a retard.
As I've said before, I never could tell them apart.
Ever have one of those moments where you're like, "OMG, what the hell am I doing in Delhi?!" I'm having one now...
Talk about pushing up Desis here.
It may be 115 degrees out and enough to melt airplane wings, but I for once will get to see Juve play at 6:30pm instead of the usual 6am on a Sunday morning.
Ever have one of those moments where you're like, "OMG, what the hell am I doing in Delhi?!" I'm having one now...
Talk about pushing up Desis here.
It may be 115 degrees out and enough to melt airplane wings, but I for once will get to see Juve play at 6:30pm instead of the usual 6am on a Sunday morning.
Oh, man. The food has been awesome. But then I've always been a big fan of Northern Indian/Paki food.
I hate to play stereotypes here, but being in India here -- and being in China for a bit several years ago -- leads me to making the inevitable comparisons. Particularly since China and India are getting all the press about being huge growing economies with massive populations that a certain president is blaming for the world's food prices (the local media has been really defensive, and with good reason given the comparison of meat-eating).
India is like China's "good" twin. Not that China is entirely evil per se, but certain segments of its government and approach to social and political policy certainly qualify. And while I had some nice hospitality and met some great residents in Beijing, Hong Kong, etc., the Indians are generally on another level with how cool, open, respectful, and genuine they are. And hey -- how can you compare American baseball to Indian cricket? Only one of those two features hot cheerleaders as part of the game's spectacle. The best the Chinese can come up with is an organized protest of Carrefour over canned foie gras and billions of knock-off "Bucci" handbags.
As for street food, I'm definitely avoiding that -- as good as it smells and tastes, there are bacteria here that the locals have grown up with that will undoubtedly make me ill for a long, long time. I've even heard stories of people who struggled with gastro-intestinal issues for up to a decade after trying some of the street food here as a foreigner. I mean, in the U.S. we have to go to an Olive Garden to get even close to that.
p.s.: Love the sig, Andy.
p.p.s.: It's a friggin' Tandoori oven outside, it's so hot!
I hate to play stereotypes here, but being in India here -- and being in China for a bit several years ago -- leads me to making the inevitable comparisons. Particularly since China and India are getting all the press about being huge growing economies with massive populations that a certain president is blaming for the world's food prices (the local media has been really defensive, and with good reason given the comparison of meat-eating).
India is like China's "good" twin. Not that China is entirely evil per se, but certain segments of its government and approach to social and political policy certainly qualify. And while I had some nice hospitality and met some great residents in Beijing, Hong Kong, etc., the Indians are generally on another level with how cool, open, respectful, and genuine they are. And hey -- how can you compare American baseball to Indian cricket? Only one of those two features hot cheerleaders as part of the game's spectacle. The best the Chinese can come up with is an organized protest of Carrefour over canned foie gras and billions of knock-off "Bucci" handbags.
As for street food, I'm definitely avoiding that -- as good as it smells and tastes, there are bacteria here that the locals have grown up with that will undoubtedly make me ill for a long, long time. I've even heard stories of people who struggled with gastro-intestinal issues for up to a decade after trying some of the street food here as a foreigner. I mean, in the U.S. we have to go to an Olive Garden to get even close to that.
p.s.: Love the sig, Andy.
p.p.s.: It's a friggin' Tandoori oven outside, it's so hot!
Oh nice. I'll be going to India in December actually; really looking forward to it. I'll be flying to Pakistan and then probably take the train to Amritsar. I'll definately be applying for a visa to other parts of India though because I really want to visit Agra and Delhi.
Hope you have a great time and if you need any Hindi 101 I'll be here
ps: Yeah, do stay away from the street food; it's the best damn food you'll ever have but if your body isn't used to it you might as well bend over and take a you know what, because it's the same damn thing
Hope you have a great time and if you need any Hindi 101 I'll be here
ps: Yeah, do stay away from the street food; it's the best damn food you'll ever have but if your body isn't used to it you might as well bend over and take a you know what, because it's the same damn thing
Oh nice. I'll be going to India in December actually; really looking forward to it. I'll be flying to Pakistan and then probably take the train to Amritsar. I'll definately be applying for a visa to other parts of India though because I really want to visit Agra and Delhi.
Hope you have a great time and if you need any Hindi 101 I'll be here
ps: Yeah, do stay away from the street food; it's the best damn food you'll ever have but if your body isn't used to it you might as well bend over and take a you know what, because it's the same damn thing
Hope you have a great time and if you need any Hindi 101 I'll be here
ps: Yeah, do stay away from the street food; it's the best damn food you'll ever have but if your body isn't used to it you might as well bend over and take a you know what, because it's the same damn thing
But that's how it worked for them.
Have fun there in India,Greg.
I think I couldn't stand that heat though.I'd kill myself.Anyway,do you drink anything else expect water there?
An old T-shirt avatar of Andy's says it all: You have died of dysentery.
