Five things I learned at RT2014
New Orleans is a lawless land. You can eat and drink anything you want at any time of the day or night. You can even drink in the street. We can’t do that shit here. We have to finish our drinks in the establishment in which we purchased them. We are so hemmed in here in Oz.
1 Louisiana drink is equal to 3 regular drinks. Be wary when drinking cocktails. Be very wary.
Soul food is good for soaking up the alcohol. Not so good for the hips but if you ignore point #2 you’ll be so hungover you won’t care.
Never follow a big scary-looking guy into a hole in the wall café that you can’t see from the street. Unless it serves the best pancakes in the entire world. Then it’s okay.
There is no need to play around with elevator technology. A simple up arrow, accompanied by a down arrow will suffice. Attendees of RT this year know what I’m talking about. Am I right?
1 Louisiana drink is equal to 3 regular drinks. Be wary when drinking cocktails. Be very wary.
Soul food is good for soaking up the alcohol. Not so good for the hips but if you ignore point #2 you’ll be so hungover you won’t care.
Never follow a big scary-looking guy into a hole in the wall café that you can’t see from the street. Unless it serves the best pancakes in the entire world. Then it’s okay.
There is no need to play around with elevator technology. A simple up arrow, accompanied by a down arrow will suffice. Attendees of RT this year know what I’m talking about. Am I right?
Had a fantastic time at RT14 in New Orleans, but I can’t say I’m not glad to be home. I will miss the beignets though. Ah, the beignets…
Sami
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