Sorry folks, for not updating the blog. It wasn't I who went flat, but the laptop. So my posts Vodkathon 3,4, 5 and 6 (I am not sure whether it was 6 or 7, I will go with the conservative estimate) were lost in an alcoholic daze. There are not many photos, not because we were drunk but because our sober photographer pulled out in the last minute. But we had the patron saint at hand.
Sathish, myself and Shyam
For the statistically inclined, there were total of 13 vodkathon warriers. Myself, Prabhu,Sathish,Shyam, Newton, Anita Bora, Rajiv Poddar, his friend, Jayakrishnan (a) Boonie, his friend, Geetha, Muthu and our Patron Saint.
Anita Bora and Muthu
Madman's special
Sathish, Myself, Shyam, Prabhu, Newton and Geetha
Prabhu enjoying his drink
Sathish having his shot
Patron saint aka The Devil
More photos here
When we started at 8.00 PM there were only 4 of us and we were a little worried. But by 9.00 the crowd started coming in and the party started in full swing. As I said, I was able to put up two posts before the laptop conked off. It was 00.30 by the time we finished all of us in a suitably drunk state. Thankfully there was no puking in the restaurant. I went one drink too many and had to stop over on the way back and puke it out. But still I was sober enough to wake up by 05.00 AM and catch the Shatabdi back to Chennai.
So what's the conclusion based on the Vodkathon? Upto three rounds, your blogging quality will increase because of the vodka. But beyond that, it is better to concentrate on the drink than the blog :-).
P.S. The lone Vodkathon warrier from Chennai - Sudhish Kamath on his own
Other reports
Prabhu
Muthu
Anita Bora
Newton
12 comments:
Last line was the punch :-)
"But beyond that, it is better to concentrate on the drink than the blog"
Punch or not, I was right, wasn't I? And what of the retribution stuff? Empty threat?
Damn, I shoulda been there.
You can find all the pics over here. Prabhu, where are your pics?
Chen,
You can claim you had vodka for a "cause"
ah so the stomach rebelled is it ? i say it is a pity that it did so ;-)
Krithika, I wanted to make a post on the if then loop comment you left in Prabhu's blog, but I am in a benign mood today.
Ravages, would have been real fun.
Madman, updated.
Anon, thanks for understanding.
Shyam, thankfully it held through the night.
Sounds very diplomatic! Where are the juicy scoops?
Who's the pretty girl in the salwar?
Bacchus would have been proud :-)
Now, Vodka finally gets the due respect and awe it deserved (or deserves).
Q: What does a dyed in the wool middle aged chettiar fond of his tipple do, when his 'sharab ka adda" has moved lock stock and barrel to Mumbai?
A:Why, organize Vodkathons ofcourse!!
Asian Appts 4B holds some happy memories for Dabbler & Co. Indeed some of the best things in life are free.
What say Dabbler?
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