Crapblogging, of course.
I love spicy food. I can’t take too much of it, because it kills my stomach, but I love to eat it. One type of particularly spicy food I had not tried, at least until a couple of weeks ago, was Indian cuisine.
So, since I had a chance to spend some time with a co-worker who was indian, and knew some nice restaurants where we were staying, I let him order for me. I had Tandoori chicken with rice and some kind of goats-milk yogurt drink.
Man, I LOVED this stuff. I had my friend order something relatively mild, so it wouldn’t kill me but it was GOOD! I liked it a lot- the chicken, especially, was great. Even the rice had a lot of flavor, something you don’t usually get in an American restaurant.
I decided, I’m going to eat a LOT more of this stuff, it was great!
Then cam the 6:05. You know, that first morning crap, the one that you hit right after waking, where you can sit, crap, piss, and read the morning paper just before the shower. I settled in to read the Click and Clack article about America’s ten ugliest cars, and then the first wave hit.
oh. my. god.
my. ass. is. on. fire.
I never felt anything like this- it wass like being sodomized by a red hot poker while flaming maggots crawled out of your ass- yes, I could physically feel each grain of semidigested rice as it exited, and it felt, well,it felt bad. At about the same time I began to sweat, and my sweat smelled like a polecat in heat. I opened the window, despite the cold, and gasped for breath, and then the aroma hit me.
I have no idea what it was that was coming out of my ass, but it sure wasn’t chicken and rice. Then, each time I thought i was done, and moved on, I ended up sitting back down again, and by the time I got through with my shower, I had been back out of the shower and on the throne several more times. By the time I was through I literally had nothing in me, i had shat every bite I had eaten the previous night, and even (by the smell) some things I hadn’t eaten in years. Hey! Where’d that White Castle come from?
Before I got to work I’d been on the john again several times at rest stops, doing the anal equivalent of dry heaves, there was just nothing else. Then, the farting started, and it was worse than the smell of burning brakes and armadillo guts. I thought they were going to chase me out of the office, and finally, I left early, stopping at a Walgreens for a big container of Tucks.
No more indian food for me.
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Be thankful you don’t get the “Terrible Threes”…
Whenever I eat spicy food (which I LOOOOOVE), I get hit in three waves:
1. Incredibly bad heartburn.
2. Super bIZarRolANd dreams.
3. The “shits of death” the morning after, which you have so eloquently described that I shall not add further discussion. Flaming poker indeed.
Having been there and done that, I salute you, sir. That’s one of the best crap-blogs I ever read.
Wow. From Tandoori.
If there should ever be an episode in which you are offered anything that I have cooked, run away. It will probably be fatal.
Oh, I’ve eaten a lot of other hot stuff, but the spices in tandoori just got to me, somehow. Although, judging from the restaurant, it might be that the chicken was actually possum, and diseased.
Bravo!
Og,
I would blame the restaurant. Or maybe just the particular meal. Indian food is SO good, it’s worth one more chance, just to be sure.
I recommend chicken korma: a nice, mild dish. Or palak paneer, which is homestyle cheese in a spinach sauce.
Avoid vindaloo. At the restaurants I go to, it makes the tandoori look mild.
And I do sympathize. Over time, my ability to digest spicy foods has diminished. I swear, there’s a local restaurant chain that went out of business after I could no longer brave the morning-after from their pork-and-pureed-jalapenos burrito.
I’m willing to give it another try, as long as I have the next day off, a sitz bath, and a 35# container of Tucks.
Indian food is one of the great pleasures in life. It is now the most popular food type in UK. There are, however, some basic rules:
1) Plan ahead – choose a dish that will fit your diary commitments.
2) Korma … mild, Tikka… mild,
3) Rogon… medium, Dhansak… medium, Dupiaza… medium,
4) Madras… hot-ish,
5) Vindaloo… HOT,
6) Phall… nuclear/radioactive/toxic Danger! Danger!
7) Place spare toilet rolls in freezer
8) Whistle Johnny Cash’s “Ring of Fire”
9) Enjoy !!!
Don’t think I’ve had Phall, or even seen it on the menu. Sounds like one of those gotta-try-it-once experiences.
I’m sorry you had such a bad experience, but…
ROFLMAO!!!
:)
You must have a really sensitive stomach to get a reaction like that from tandoori. There are lots of mild Indian dishes.
your morning after travails remind me of the old ethnic joke [RECOUNTED FOR ARCHIVAL PURPOSES ONLY]– Q: How does a Mexican know when he is hungry?
A: When his asshole stops burning.
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This reminds me of the morning after a lot of chicken wings and a lot of draft I enjoyed at a casino near splendid Gary, In. I am not sure if it was the combination or if one was bad but the next morning I didn’t know if I should puke in the trash can and shit in the toilet or puke in the toilet and shit in the trash can. Needless to say I feel your pain. Good luck with your spicy food…
could be just a bad experience. i’ve eaten indian food for years, i love it. the other night i had a tasty diner at a restaurant i enjoyed, but this time it just did not sit well with me, or my gf who is also a big indian food eater. we were farting all night, and the next day, stomach complaining, nothing too awful but my stomach can handle almost anything, so i was surprised. the food was very fresh too, i dont know what it was about this meal. dont give up on the indian food just yet, it is so tasty and i dont know any other cuisine with such lively flavors. i’ll admit even ordinary indian meals can be a bit hard for the unaccustomed, but what you experienced this time, i wouldnt expect to happen again. but if it does, i dont need to tell you, never eat indian food again cause as tasty as it is it aint worth that.