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So dad found some old whiskers and brandy's again.

I've posted once about the 42years Hennessy X.O, and now here there's Hennessy VSOP! 

I think these 2 Hennessy VSOP have the age of about.... 25years? Or maybe older. The papers on the bottle are WHITE IN COLOUR! 

Besides Hennessy, there's Martel as well! This Martel is called X.O Supreme Cognac! This bottle is bought on 1994! So it has the age of almost 20years old!

Now come down to the whiskey! This is just a normal one called Famous Grouse! Wait,this isn't normal! This 4 bottles age about 30years! Dad says its a good whiskey though! Duh,it's good cause it's been in the bottle for 30+years,and the aroma will e SUPER AROMATIC!

Here are the picture!! :)

Hey people!

A year has gone by so fast,right? I was surfing on my facebook,and guess what I saw? A group picture of my college mates and I in the first sem!

I was laughing at myself when I look at the picture. The picture was posted by my lecturer Mr Richard. He made it like 'compare the difference' picture style where he put the 2011 picture on the bottom,and the 2012 picture on top. 

It brought back some memories because I was all alone in Mass Communications. All my high school friends went to continue their studies in science. I am only the deviant one (I think) from pure science student in high school,ended up pursuing arts. 

So here is the picture! Thank you Mr Richard for the picture! :) 

There you go. One year of my college life!

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