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It looks an awful lot like over-sized SPAM.

That's the option I've chosen, LOL

I was there this past May and decided to stop in every bar on the way back to my hotel from the town center where they were having a jamboree. It was only a couple of blocks, but I was well wasted by the time I got back to the hotel, LOL

Also, don't forget to ask Doug, "Where ya at darlln'?" when you go to Bourbon. That is the standard greeting in N'Orleans.

The most AMERICAN thing you could come across in BKK is Tony Roma's or Bourbon Street. I love Cajun food, but always have to tell them to "kick it up a notch" when serving me, as I like it spicy. When it's good, a compliment is to say "We're cookin' with gas now !".

Again, not MY problem. Not meaning to be insensitive, but what I'm saying is, I just don't have that problem. I got sick once in all my years in LOS, rancid Buffalo meat. It only kept me from work 1/2 a day.

Wow, you guys are good at naming people I've never heard of lately, LOL

Yes, they bathe and brush their teeth in the Ganges as half-cremated bodies float by. It's ok though, the food is hygienic enough, but I could eat damn near anything w/o getting ill. I think it's the ONLY country left on Earth that still has Leper colonies.

Depends on what part of India. Down in Madras/Chennai they like it mild, but up closer to Kashmir it's the way I like it, hot, Hot, HOT ! I had a divine Vindaloo in Chennai that was making the locals all teary-eyed.

Maybe, but was it widely baked and consumed as it is in America?

Here's CNN's complete list, although I don't agree with a few of them: Po’ boy Frito pie Apple pie BLT Barbecue ribs Indian frybread Buffalo wings Lobster rolls S’mores New Mexican flat enchiladas New England clam chowder Fried chicken and waffles Popcorn Baked beans Peanut butter sandwich Fortune cookies Cioppino Potato chips Maryland crabcakes Macaroni and cheese Grits Meatloaf California roll Wild Alaska salmon Chicken fried steak Smithfield ham Biscuits ’n’ gravy Jambalaya GORP Cornbread Banana split Fajitas Jerky Twinkies Pot roast Cobb salad San Francisco sourdough bread Tater tots Key lime pie

The stuff Bourbon Street sells would classify as American. Cajun or Creole to be exact. Here's what CNN had to say about it: http://travel.cnn.com/explorations/eat/best-usa-travel/top-50-american-foods-513946 Key Lime Pie Tater Tots Sourdough bread Pot Roast Twinkies (newly revived) Jerky Banana Split Cornbread Jambalaya - there's that N'Orleans influence again Biscuits and gravy etc. etc....

First Blood

Mike Tyson

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMnMgX7GiOA

I'll have to give the new Bourbon Street a whirl next time in BKK. I used to really enjoy their Mexican buffet almost weekly when they were on the Square.

Heather Graham

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_uh8XjgLTE

Leslie Mann

Repeat for clarification, the KFC in the LOS is the bee's knees.

That's only been out about two weeks. Mindy Kaling

Emma Watson is old enough for a root nowadays.

The boneless bucket of 10 pieces is $16. BTW, 10 pieces only goes up about 2/3 of the volume of the bucket, since the bucket was made for holding chicken with bones that take up more space. You can also get the buffet if you dine indoors, but they don't put the boneless out on the buffet. They don't even put their new grilled chicken on the buffet unless you ask them for it. Honestly their grilled chicken stinks though. It's entirely too dry and void of spices. Well, since it's you, YES Yes, for those of us who can read Thai, that would be the correct way. I was actually going for ข้าวยำไก่แสบ To me YAM is a sweet potato, not a spicy salad.

She was still a babe in Clash of the Titans