I'm not sure if I've had the burning shits from it or not but I have definitely had the tears-streaming-down-face experience with Indian a couple of times. I'm convinced that no other cuisine on Earth can reach the levels of spiciness that really hot Indian food reaches.

if you get a chance you should see the water wall,....thats pretty cool

la carafe is the city's oldest bar,...and some say its haunted,....i'm just sayin

God...fucking...damnit....today the 'mericans called to "postpone" the meeting. >:[

So I won't be leaving on Monday...let's hope "postpone" isn't a euphemism for "fuck you, have a nice life". >:[

Damn, what a disappointment. Hope it's not canceled.

You ought to come here on an actual trip, rather than business sometime. I reckon there's probably 25 cities I'd visit in the U.S. before Houston, that's just me though.

NO ONE EVER COMES TO NEW YORK, DAMMIT. SOMEONE COME VISIT ME.

Ps, sounds fun. I've never been to Texas.

I go to New York all the time. :laughing:

LOLwut?

I think that's the city that almost all foreigners want to visit first and foremost. I think it's a bit overrated a city to be honest, but then again I'm not a huge fan of the northeast.

Yeah whatever.

I don't mean no one ever comes here. I mean no one from MB comes here. Lmao.

Are you saying I don't count? :p: