congratulations to eva and aaron
they got married yesterday and we attended their reception dinner party last night
it was a very traditional affair with "strippers" and all
the most important thing, i got him back!
got my revenge!
you see, here in taiwan when you get married, at the reception dinner party, your friends will make a special drink for you
last year when i got married, aaron contributed to my drink and last night i returned the favor
his drink started with a half cup of scotch whiskey
we then passed that cup around the table and everyone had to add something to it
when it was all said and done, the drink had scotch whiskey, beer, guava juice, soy sauce, green tea, chicken soup, jell-o, vegetable broth and a dab of wasabi plus a couple other ingredients that i don't remember
here's the end result...
naaaaasty!!!
my drink at my wedding was pretty horrible too
when i was done with it, it even had fish skin and bones in it
naaaaasty!!!
aaron almost threw up after he drank it
well, no sympathy from me
been there, done that
you only get married once in a lifetime (well, i hope and wish it's only once for everyone>
best wishes aaron
a vid of one of the strippers
striptease
aaron's dad chugging down a bottle of beer... the old man can drink!
getting ready to drink "the drink"
smelling it before drinking it... it smelled funky!
"the drink"
the reaction
just about ready to throw up
drunk aaron up on stage singing karaoke... good times
Sunday, March 11, 2007
congratulations eva & aaron
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2 comments:
Hui-chen says "no strippers!" at our wedding. to be honest, i don't get strippers _at_ the wedding reception. the night before, hell yes! but not at the reception!
michael... yes, the night before, not at the actualy wedding reception. unfortunately i never had a bachelor party, wifey would not allow it, plus it seems that it's not a common thing to do here anyways. i really hate karaoke at the wedding reception. i didn't have karaoke at my wedding. hell no! i wanted my guests to be able to talk to the people next to them without having to scream and shout.
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