I was in Goa December/January in 1998/2001. I ****in love the place. You can go North/South Goa. They are very different. The South is where the 'luxury' Hotels are with the all inclusive and not much else **** going on. Visited it for a look see, got bored, left, and that was it. So from now on I'll talk about North Goa. The North, is at first horrific. It was to us in '98 when the 5* Hotel we booked into should have been spelt 'hovel'. It was like the worst hostel. We both sat and cried in the room. But then, wow. I have never been, or expect to be, ever so relaxed and happy in a place for no ****in apparent reason. And that was with no drugs. I'm not a beach person, but there is 10 miles of amazing beach, and the bit I liked was the beach huts. Basically pub/restaurants along the entire beach. That is where we ate breakfast, lunch and dinner. Fantastic food. You can eat a crab that wants to fight you 10 minutes before you eat it. Take plenty wet wipes, cos their idea of a toilet is a toilet bowl planked on the sand behind a dune. Seriously. Yet they maintained high standards of cooking hygiene in these shacks. No food poisoning or dicky tummy that happened in the Hotels where they were re-cooking the previous night's food. There is not a lot going on of an evening. No 'entertainment'. It's all about having dinner in a restaurant or in a beach shack and mixing with the tourists and locals. If you get lucky you get to eat dinner in the house of a local (we did). We were in Candolim, and that is where we returned to. It's near Baga which is the party central for the druggies and where the hippies set up a commune back in the 60's. It's near Panjim, which is a city, and frankly blew my mind. Huge, toot-toot smoke filled complex where something of interest was everywhere. Plus you can wander into a wee cafe and have ****in **** hot food and drink for pennies. If yer missus likes a shop, then the markets are the places. Baga and Panjim have huge markets and then there is Anjuna which is a market by day and a pish up on the beach by night (a legacy of the European hippies). Candolim, is where my heart is. I've never felt so good anywhere else and for no reason. I will go back. I may one day stay there. There is in fact an expat community there these days.
These dolphin fish you speak of must be a newly discovered species as dolphins are geneally recognised as mamals not fish. High heidyin Donkey Toon, you silly ass
Of course Dolphins are mammals I didn't say that they weren't. There is however a fish known as the "Dolphin Fish". Also known as Mau Mau or Mahi Mahi as one of the other posters has said. Sure you will find something about them on the internet if you look it up. Should really check your facts before going on the offensive don't you think?
Fair enough I just did it for you as I was interested to know whether you would find something or not. Link to wiki page about it http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolphin_fish
#Extract#The common English name of dolphin causes much confusion. This fish is not related to the marine mammals also known as dolphins (family Delphinidae). Just proves how English I am and pissed and just a little smoked up <willbetotallystonedwithinthenexthour> Dolfin fish
First time I ever saw it on a menu, at a The Fish Importers Restaurant in Key Largo (Scarface's favourite restaurant - his picture is on the wall ) it was listed as Dolphin. Somebody I was with ordered it and I couldn't believe it when he told me it was a fish. The owner got one from the kitchen to show me and I had it too. Really good eating
