Ty Webb wrote:Nehru jacket - teh hott.


kerble, you look like the friendliest Bond villain ever in that thing.

+1

note: white pants and sandals.

ERawk wrote:One of my dad's underlings invited us to his Indian wedding in 1991 or 1992 (I was in middle school). I think it was a Hindi ceremony.

I remember the food the most.

That was good.

Indian cuisine rules.

ERawk wrote:It doesn't look quite like you.

The drool is missing.

TMI alert.

you know I love you kissypoo...

kerble wrote:haha Indian weddings are the best. these are from my brother's:

w/My uncle, Hussein, and my friends, Riaz and Asad in back

Christ Faiz, you look the business there. Next time I will also go for the simple black and white. When I went shopping for wedding clobber I got distracted by the glitter in Fab India.

kerble wrote:

except that my vanity prevents me, as I appear in the photos to have eaten a sweetshop.

yeah, pretty much

The diet over such occasions does make sense of wearing these:



Man, I had big hair to go with the big trousers...

My cunning-as-a-fox strategy to start slimming during the final evening of ceremony was to ignore the main course and just have desert. Though perhaps a plate of gulab jamuns could be construed as excessive.



By fuck they were good though.

Gulab jamuns (or "jambly joobilies" as they came to be called after a particularly good and particularly drunken Indian lunch) are my nemesis at the Indian buffet. I'll stuff myself to the point of being sick on all the delicious main courses and then I'll spy those things. I know there's no room in there. I know I'm already stuffed like a tick. But...I...must...eat...jambly joobilies...

I never used to like them until I ate one that had been in the microwave two minutes earlier. It had reached the perfect temperature and consistency and had turned into sugary heroin.

A minute and a half in the microwave and a minute or two standing is the perfect preparation for this fat knacker. My god and I wonder why a friend once described me as having the tastes of a five year old.

Stuffs face with Haribou.

~Baton Rouge, July 2006

Mandroid2.0 wrote:

~Baton Rouge, July 2006

Awesome. Louisiana brings out the best in people.

busbus wrote:

Mandroid2.0 wrote:

~Baton Rouge, July 2006

Awesome. Louisiana brings out the best in people.