Saturday, September 12, 2009

A trip to Kuala Selangor


Family carrier took all five of us there safely and comfortably


Look at the fisherman, chubby and fair… looks like he spent more time on his comfy couch rather than on his sampan.


Yaya, praying to god again…. So what? Cari makan susah le, need some divine intervention


This is currently my 6th time here in kuala Selangor, Daddy like to come to this place to buy super duper fresh seafood. As for me, I just tag along hoping that we would find a place to have super nice seafood restaurant….. but after several times here, guess I wont be finding any.

In kuala Selangor, there’s a small village call pasir penambang, The village here is the most happening place to be if you’re in kuala Selangor.

After coming here for the 6th time, there’s still nothing really special that I would like to blog about, except that the seafood here is friggin cheap, and fresh.

One more thing I notice is that the fisherman here is fairer than the ones I see further up in sabak bernam. Hmmm. I sense something weird here, I guess they probably sell subsidized diesel for a living rather than their catch.

Review of the Tag Heuer F1













Everytime I look at the picture of this watch, it saddens me because some Rempit guy rob me of it, and hurt me in the process, but then I still have to carry on and do the review for this watch, and luckily I have taken a set of photos before the incident happen. (not sure if its lucky or sui thou)

Ok, let’s get back to the topic, first of all, the price of this watch is appx. Rm2200, but after some negotiating at the watch boutique, I managed to buy it at rm1970 with the stainless steel bracelet. My dad used to tell me that the Chinese have a saying that goes “Cheap things isn’t always good, Good things is always not cheap”, well I can tell you that this Chinese proverb does not apply to this watch. It is the cheapest TAG you can get in the market, and the quality shames its more expensive brothers.

First of all this watch measures at 40mm in diameter which looks a little smallish on my thick, over-nourished wrist. It feels pretty comfortable too, and the bracelet never feels too tight even though clinging securely on my wrist, and it doesn’t dislocate easily.

The watch feels very durable and well made, its got rubber inserts on its side, its got a titanium rotating bezel which feels very nice to rotate and delivers superior feedback and tactility when rotated. The winding crown and bezel is finished with black PVD coating which makes it is very scratch resistant and looks classy.

The dial of the watch is very readable in all conditions, and the generous area of luminova coating makes it possible to read even in the dark. No complaints here.

This watch uses a quartz movement (battery powered), though I’m not sure of the model code, and the frequency it produces, one thing that I am sure about is its accuracy which is very good.
This Tag has also followed me to my usual swimming pool trips, and at 200meters it will not break a sweat.

One thing that I do not like about this watch is the way it looks. It’s a TAG heuer watch that looks like a Swatch watch, too common

And as for conclusion.

-Cheap and high quality product. Other watch maker will never give you PVD and titanium at this price.

-comfortable to wear

Sunday, September 6, 2009

Goodbye to the old family carrier



This good ol estima 3.0 used to be my family’s minibus cum bas persiaran slash bas sekolah, but one fine day the alpha male in the family decided that it is time for it to go.

I really miss this people carrier though, it is so useful on long haul journeys, gobbling few days of luggage’s without breaking a sweat, and yet still leaves enough room for you to stretch my sexy and long legs.

Well….like what my uncle Frankie sezzz…. If the old ones don’t go, the new wont come
Welll…. Taaaaadahhhhh….. MPVexecutive saloon





I don’t know why would he go for a 5 seater saloon, Its friggin cramped, I cant stretch my sexy legs, and there’s no captains chair. But there’s one thing I know for sure is that the alpha male loves his “MAR-SILLY- Benz)

Monday, August 17, 2009

Random Pics




Daniel is Dying


Photo taken few weeks before he went for surgery.

Wow, time goes by really fast don’t you think?, It’s been nearly a year since my friend Daniel told me about his health problem. I remembered that day we had lunch with Damien in Old town Tmn Melati, when he told me that he’s going to die very soon coz of the growth on his back.

The conversation goes like this:-

Me : Hey Thai ko, apa maciam?

Daniel : Tak baik la

Me : Apa sai tak baik?

Daniel : I think I’m gonna die soon coz got growth at my back.……(looking sad, while he shows us the lump)

Me : Eeww, looks like u kena bitten by AsianRainforestMosquito, but don’t worry judging by the size of the lump, I think you’ll survive past Christmas.

Daniel: I’ll survive, I’m going to have it removed next week.

Me : wish u luck Thai ko, but if you can’t make it, I’ll be prepared…, Don’t worry, I will do whatever I can to help you take care of your SISTER.

*Daniel’s wound had fully recovered, he is very happy at the fact that it is not cancerous, and still be able to enjoy his life fully.

Although fully recovered, his wallet is severely battered to the point where he is still servicing his loan for the medical bill.

Thus, from this story I hope the readers here will contribute to “ Tabung Selamatkan Daniel” by visiting this page more often. (1 visit by you=1 cent for Daniel)

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

The story of AMT1



Since I started this blogging thing, I’ve been digging thru all my old photos to find something to post here in my own blog.

What u see above is the picture of my classmates, basically a bunch of kids taking photo together with an old man (mid guy with white hair). Firstly let me tell you that this course will probably be the smallest group in TARC, when other course have hundreds of students, we only have 29 students, and only 7 of them are girls.

This class also has got the highest percentage of STAR student throughout the college, and DO not be fooled by their kiddie appearance, beneath them lies an arsenal of capabilities that we often use to tackle our everyday assignment/project/tutorial...etc challenges.

For one thing students in this class can YELL Good morning to their lecturer, now you tell me where else can we do that without being yelled back at? Furthermore we can do the rendition in Korean.

Secondly will be the status of the class, I’m told that 29 is an ONG number, and the limited number means that it is very exclusive, thus lecturers will tend to call students in this class BOSS, and at some point, the designation “Latuk” is also being used by the lecturer…..Spoiled kids, no wonder teachers nowadays don’t dare to cane kids anymore, so much for ”respect”.

The third capability will the ability to copy faster than say a 5 year old copier machine. Students in this class never seems to miss datelines for projects. We can finish any assignment given within 1 day, and some of us are so good at doing it that a 3 week assignment can be finished within 24 hours, in TARC the word PHOTOSTAT MACHINE does not define the machine itself, but it simply speaks about the ability of the fler to copy anything at the speed of the machine.

With such capabilities, no wonder lecturers ‘love’ us, I once recalled that my Mathematics teacher literally said he LOVES me, yea… you heard it right ‘LOVE me’ in front of 300 over students. While I’m not into the MAN LOVE thingy, it really creeps me out whenever the thought of making out with Mr Ong creeps thru my mind.

As for conclusion, I’ve had sweet memories in this group, we’ve survived countless TORSION test together, and thru it these kids have grown up slightly and one of the girl ( Ir**e) had grown approximately an inch taller, and (M*rt*n young) and (C CB) grew bigger biceps, and as for me, my back had straightened due to countless thermo classes, and my voice seems to be man-lier now, could probably be caused by too much morning greetings. 