Dec 5 Night TIme

Headed out the door around 9PM to get some food from the lady and her family that is a block away from our house. We told her that we went to Apsan and talked to her son who is very shy and probably hates it every time we come in because he has to use his english and be the translator. After dinner we went to the GS mart to pick up soju and powerade the cheap way to get the night starter. Hailed a taxi and went downtown where we were meeting Josh and his friends at 10. A few minutes of waiting we saw him and his friends and started to head to the hookah bar.
The hookah bar was really cool, relaxing music, and an interesting way to start off the evening. In my opinion, it should have been the last place we stopped because everyone started to get tired. So after an hour or so of meeting more people and having the introduction conversations we headed out the door to get bag drinks. Yummy, another great purchase! As we sipped on our bag drinks, a few of us started playing jenga, but the game was actually called Funge. Pretty funny name, and made a drinking game out of it. After a little while there, we then headed to snow bar, which the name is a little cooler than the actual place. All it is, is a circular table with a bunch beers in the middle covered in shaved ice. From the top, snow starts falling and covers the beer and keeps them cold, but you dont really take that beer, you order from the waitress. However, you can take it if you want, but they charge you of course. Anyways, I got the bright idea of playing a game where we all stick our hand in the ice and the first people who take their hand out have to keep drinking until the last person is left. Everyone loved the idea, so we played and the Americans got out quickly, while the Canadians just stayed in their and said they could go all day. So we had to end it the Korean way, with Rock, Scissors, Paper. Great game! Time goes by, and when you have Westerners who are drinking with a bunch snow around them, guess what happens? A snow ball fight! Yeah it got pretty out of hand where one snowball hit a Korean table and the war quickly ended. We had to apologize, but the good thing was that we were leaving anyway. Good times! Left snow bar, and headed to a nooribong, which is a place with a bunch of private Karaoke rooms. There were 10 of us, so it was pretty cheap. Sang our hearts out for an hour and then ended our night at McDonalds. Thought I was getting a hamburger, but I think it was pork. Not very satisfying and probably the last time I have it...not! Although, did not feel very well on the cab ride home, went to bed and ended a great night at 4:30am