Rooms from £17, Carretera Soroa Km8.5 +53 5 3995091, on Facebook Kurhotel Escambray, 12 miles north of Trinidad, is one helluva of a kooky spot to spend the night.
And yet, in its own way, it was also wholesome: maybe sometimes brash, sometimes satirical, but infectious in its romantic view of gobs and gals on the loose, and, of course, of New York itself, that helluva town.
Sullivan made them sing "heck" and "heckuva" instead of "hell" and "helluva," and would not let them sing "dames".
The story: constant revenge, back and forth, between two American drug lords (brothers) in Thailand, who also run a Thai boxing ring, and the Thai police, run by a man who wields one helluva of sharp sword that eviscerates people in a flash.
If you plan on attending, you should expect lots of beer, lots of geeks, lots of pitches, and a helluva good time.
Still, somehow, during the last ten or twenty years, it's become tough for even the most savvy nightly news junkie to find out what he or she needs to know about the ongoing political circus in Washington without reading between one helluva lot of lines of plain old BS and PAC ads paid for by you don't know who.
Says Houghton: "Now when you do something like that, you take a helluva lot of people out of the process 125 in this case.
I'm a Ramblin' Wreck from Georgia Tech, and a hell of an engineer— A helluva, helluva, helluva, helluva, hell of an engineer.
One other thing you need to know about Aunt Alma: she was so kind and good to me and all of the other cousins and kids...and played a helluva game of kickball.
That's a helluva lot of tax and national insurance contributions of the type that the most prominent supporters of the Farage/Gove/Johnson troika have been successful in avoiding.
