I just went through an earthquake in Medellin, Colombia
 

I love traveling with Paul from ConsumptionJunction. There's something about when we get together, Mother Nature wants us to know she's watching or something.

First we go through Hurricane Katrina together and now we're in Medellin, Colombia and just had a good shaking in our hotel from an earthquake.

That was awesome... :thumbsup

Sure that wasn't the chick you had in your bed?

It's funny you should say that. She's supposed to be here in about 10 minutes and I was just looking up how to say "Did you feel the earthquake?" on babelfish. :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Muy Caliente :pimp

I just won the hooker lottey man...holy shit. 3 hours of solidly 10 sex with a girl that was hotter than the one in the pictures. 20 years old and even though I don't believe her "it was my first time" completely, I wouldn't be surprised if she was brand new. Wow...

I guess the earthquake was just announcing her arrival. She came in right after I posted that last one. I LOVE Medellin...this town is awesome! :thumbsup

how's the yeyo?

What was it on the richter scale?

Na.. no problemo Z :winkwink: It's just a quaint custom there

On about April 24th there was an earthquake near Medellin which was 5.1 on Richter scale.

There are around 400-500 "earthquakes" a year here - most, you'd never notice. It's only when the walls move it may be a clue to get up from a computer screen :pimp

:winkwink: :1orglaugh

Z are you doing reality interviews again?

haha :1orglaugh

Reality interviews? :upsidedow

That's been the weirdest, but truly most interesting part of this trip. I expected to have it in shoved in our faces every 10 feet like it is in Costa Rica, New York, Atlanta, LA and just about every other hot spot around the world; but it's the exact opposite.

We asked the Colombian guy we're here with and he said something really poignant. "Sure, it's here and it's great...but the reason you don't have the guys on every corner like in other places is that it destroyed our country. We live in this amazing place, but because of that damned plant, we've been fighting for 20 years to keep our paradise."

I'll say it again, you don't know shit until you travel.

Do you live in Colombia? Dude, hit me up and fill me in. I've got questions aplenty.

I really didn't know what was going on at first, then the pictures were swinging, the doors were slamming in the door frame and when I stood up, I felt like I was in one of those bouncy houses we played in as kids. That's the first time I'd ever really felt one.