Food Fest

Went to Amanda's house for dinner on wednesday night. Apparently she wanted to celebrate her removal of her wisdom tooth so she decided to cook for all of us. Failed to spam her food but we did take some shots of the liquor that was available that night.


I managed to refrain myself from getting too carried away because i had classes the next day. I did however took a shot of this Jameson Whiskey and i must say its pretty good. Too bad there wasnt enough for everyone.



This is a bottle of pear flavoured Absolut Vodka. It was unopened because nobody seemed to dig vodka. Noob photographer.



This is a bottle of some Russian Vodka. It was already opened and i guess some of them drank a bit of this. One guy got quite knocked out because i mixed a bit of this vodka into his bacardi which i'll show in the next picture. He did manage to get home safely though. Again noob photographer.


This is a bottle of bacardi oro. Its a type of rum i think. The girls opened it and mixed it with pineapple and apple juice. I did not drink this because the smell of this liquor brought back nightmares.
So in the end it was more like an alcohol fest than a food fest. LOL

Comments

bananatan04 said…
hahahaa..i can't believe the bacardi oro scared you. :P btw, why nothing about the glorious bread pudding???!!!!
September 21, 2008 at 11:10 AM
Leslie said…
bread pudding? haha too sweet lah. im sweet enough no need extra sweeteners LOL
September 26, 2008 at 4:08 AM
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