Tell me what this is
Take a look at this picture and tell me what you feel it is on your first look:That's my water bottle. In Sydney, the humidity is very low and I drink water like no tomorrow. Stef often uses the term "水牛" on me. I had bought this bottle two years back when visiting the Blue Mountains. Since then, I've had quite a number of people asking me why I'm carrying a bottle full of liquor around:
Example 1:
Just after coming back from my Blue Mountains trip, I had a meeting with my boss. He started eyeing the bottle as soon as I placed it on the table. A few seconds later, he couldn't contain his curiosity anymore.
"Acey, is that a wine bottle?"
"No, absolutely not."
"It looks like one. I was wondering why you are bringing liquor to our meeting."
Example 2:
The first time Dan, Stef, Fred and myself went on a field trip, I brought the bottle along. As I took a swig from the bottle, Stef asked me,
“Acey,你怎麽帶酒去郊遊啊?”
Example 3:
This is the most recent one. I had been to school with only my water bottle in hand. Too lazy to bring my haversack and other stuff which I normally do. It was getting late when I left, so I decided to have dinner along the way home.
Stepped into a eatery, placed my bottle at the counter and starting peering at the menu. Then I noticed through the corner of my eye, the casher/chef staring intently at my bottle. He seemed quite taken aback and unsure of himself. I made my order and proceeded to pay him. As he returned me the change, he pointed to the bottle and enquired a little apprehensively,
"Is that for wine?"
"Oh no no no. That is my water bottle."
"Oh..." and he very visibly relaxed.
I think for a moment there, he was worrying about what to do if he had a drunk customer in his premises.
So tell me, does it really look like some liquor bottle? Or maybe I have the drinker look.
91 days to go.
Example 1:
Just after coming back from my Blue Mountains trip, I had a meeting with my boss. He started eyeing the bottle as soon as I placed it on the table. A few seconds later, he couldn't contain his curiosity anymore.
"Acey, is that a wine bottle?"
"No, absolutely not."
"It looks like one. I was wondering why you are bringing liquor to our meeting."
Example 2:
The first time Dan, Stef, Fred and myself went on a field trip, I brought the bottle along. As I took a swig from the bottle, Stef asked me,
“Acey,你怎麽帶酒去郊遊啊?”
Example 3:
This is the most recent one. I had been to school with only my water bottle in hand. Too lazy to bring my haversack and other stuff which I normally do. It was getting late when I left, so I decided to have dinner along the way home.
Stepped into a eatery, placed my bottle at the counter and starting peering at the menu. Then I noticed through the corner of my eye, the casher/chef staring intently at my bottle. He seemed quite taken aback and unsure of himself. I made my order and proceeded to pay him. As he returned me the change, he pointed to the bottle and enquired a little apprehensively,
"Is that for wine?"
"Oh no no no. That is my water bottle."
"Oh..." and he very visibly relaxed.
I think for a moment there, he was worrying about what to do if he had a drunk customer in his premises.
So tell me, does it really look like some liquor bottle? Or maybe I have the drinker look.
91 days to go.
6 Comments:
Buahahahahhahah...
it's a WATER BOTTLE mah. pretty common here. Why would anyone use it to contain alcohol?
gingle_ale
I have no idea leh.
Maybe I missed out the third possibility. It could be the drink culture here. Any liquid that can't be seen is assumed to be liquor?
Fwah, gingle ale, am I reading the time right? You OTing again ah?
Take care of yourself and Happy New Year.
It's a water bottle, definitely. And you need to have it in pink.
Very funny, LMD, very funny...
Enjoy your New Year festivities. I won't tell you to watch your liquor intake though. :P
NO OT-ing..duh..definitely not on the last working day of 2005. I was clubbing at MOS.
Buahahahahahhaa....
Happy New Year :o) Best wishes to youw countdown.
gingle_ale
Why do I get the feeling you're nursing a hangover as you typed that, ginger ale? *Grin*
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