2 months back, I had a Christmas party at my house. After everyone left, Ze Yoon, Grace Ch'ng, Rachel and I went to my room for a "let's catch up with each other session". Halfway through the chatting session, I had to use my company laptop to show them some stuff and...
Stephen : Stupid old laptop. Damn lagging!! See...hang kei again!
Grace : Haihs..how often do you defragment your disk?
Stephen : Aiyor, defragment what-la. How much can it help?
Grace : Can one!!
Stephen : Grace, its like asking your grandfather to go to the gym and jog 15 minutes on the treadmill and then do you think he will be very healthy and can run faster?
Ze Yoon : Wahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!
Grace : (Stamps her feet) Ish!!
Sorry-lah Grace. I know I am mean and sarcastic at times.
Anyways, for the full definition of disk defragmentation, click here.
Friday, 22 February 2008
Thursday, 21 February 2008
Skipping Lunch?
I have been wanting to talk about this issue long time ago until today, this issue happened again. I find it super duper annoying if you decided to skip lunch/dinner due to various reasons like :
1) You had heavy breakfast/meal and you are not hungry for lunch/dinner;
2) You are having stomach discomfort therefore you don't have the appetite;
3) You have lunch appointments but you do not want other people to know;
4) You had medication or food poisoning therefore you don't have the appetite;
5) You are fasting for a reason
6) You slept very late yesterday and want to take a power nap during lunch time
7) You have no money and the list goes on and on
and people come to you and ask, "Eh, why don't want to eat ? Wanna lose weight / kam fei is it?" This is the most common and general remark that people will say to the lunch skipper.
I think the best answer to answer these people are...
If I am skipping lunch means I wanna lose weight. Then if you are eating means you wanna gain weight is it?
Yes, its advisble to eat 3 meals a day to maintain a healthy lifestyle but if one decides to skip a meal, do not make such remarks~la.
As if you will feel hungry if that skipper is not eating. What?! Now the skipper's mouth is connected to your stomach is it?
Bye..Going for lunch now. Gonna update my Shenzhen trip soon!
1) You had heavy breakfast/meal and you are not hungry for lunch/dinner;
2) You are having stomach discomfort therefore you don't have the appetite;
3) You have lunch appointments but you do not want other people to know;
4) You had medication or food poisoning therefore you don't have the appetite;
5) You are fasting for a reason
6) You slept very late yesterday and want to take a power nap during lunch time
7) You have no money and the list goes on and on
and people come to you and ask, "Eh, why don't want to eat ? Wanna lose weight / kam fei is it?" This is the most common and general remark that people will say to the lunch skipper.
I think the best answer to answer these people are...
If I am skipping lunch means I wanna lose weight. Then if you are eating means you wanna gain weight is it?
Yes, its advisble to eat 3 meals a day to maintain a healthy lifestyle but if one decides to skip a meal, do not make such remarks~la.
As if you will feel hungry if that skipper is not eating. What?! Now the skipper's mouth is connected to your stomach is it?
Bye..Going for lunch now. Gonna update my Shenzhen trip soon!
Tuesday, 5 February 2008
Online Petition for Nian Ning
On the 25th January, the same old accident happened again. This time, the accident took place at Slim River in Perak. When I first read the news, my instant reaction was "Crap, not again?!. How come these morons are still on the roads driving buses? "
I remembered once in late August when I was in Johor , it was bloody difficult to get a bus ticket back to KL because the bus drivers refused to drive due to the heavy inspection by the authorities. These morons have numerous or uncountable summonses against them. Yet, 6 months down the road and all these morons are not nabbed and are still employed to drive these buses.
Alot of people I know are really disappointed with the way Malaysia's authorities work. They only work their ass off if anything major happens and within few weeks or months, some of them will end up with their favourite, "Jom, pergi minum" or "Tak apa" atitude.
I don't need to list down all the suggestions or recommendations to minimise these accidents from happening again as I believe that the Minister of Transportation can get his hardworking and smart officers to sit down over the mamak table and list down the actions that need to be taken.
As days go by, I did not keep track with the story until last Friday, a friend of mine told me that she went to Penang to pay her last respect to Nian Ning. Out of curiosity, I asked her to tell me more about the whole incident. The world is so small, eventhough I don't know Nian Ning's existence until the accident, I happened to know her boyfriend, Chung Lern through some college event when we were studying in Sunway University College.
I just felt so terrible for him. My friend told me that, Nian Ning was on her way to from Penang to KL to visit Chung Lern then the accident happened. Imagine yourself in Chung Lern's position. Waiting at the bus terminal, sending numourous smses with no reply, kept calling but network fail. I really can't imagine myself in his position. Moreover, its Chinese New Year now. Instead of celebrating the Chinese New Year, their friends, families and relatives are now mourning over the loss of a bright and wonderful girl.
Some people will say something like, "Sigh! These are God's arrangement, can't avoid one la cause its fated and bla bla bla". Hang on a minute! Is it fated that the driver must sms while driving? Is it fated that the driver happily owns 13 summons so that he can show off to his friends? What's the bloody use of a co-driver when both are sleepy-heads? Are these bus companies fated to employ these morons to drive? Are the JPJs fated to accidentally or mistakenly approve the inspection checklist of the buses? Are the owners of the bus companies fated to pay bribes so that they can continue to operate their business? Well, at least a small kid can differentiate what is fated and what is wrong!
Once my friends and I were onboard an express bus heading to Pulau Redang via Kuala Terengganu from KL. During the journey, most of us were asleep until we felt the constant swerving from left to right and right to left in the bus. Eventually one of my friend vomited, thanks to the driver. That moron drove like as if he was driving a Daytona. There's also once, I was coming back to KL from Johor, this driver was sms-ing all the way. What an idiot!
All I can do now is request for your kindness and please sign the Online Petition or visit this special blog dedicated to the 3 victims. The campaign will not stop until they get 26,000 signatures. My signature is No.7053. What bout you?
These entry is dedicated to Lee Nian Ning, Mohd Zailani and Pang Boon Eng.
I remembered once in late August when I was in Johor , it was bloody difficult to get a bus ticket back to KL because the bus drivers refused to drive due to the heavy inspection by the authorities. These morons have numerous or uncountable summonses against them. Yet, 6 months down the road and all these morons are not nabbed and are still employed to drive these buses.
Alot of people I know are really disappointed with the way Malaysia's authorities work. They only work their ass off if anything major happens and within few weeks or months, some of them will end up with their favourite, "Jom, pergi minum" or "Tak apa" atitude.
I don't need to list down all the suggestions or recommendations to minimise these accidents from happening again as I believe that the Minister of Transportation can get his hardworking and smart officers to sit down over the mamak table and list down the actions that need to be taken.
As days go by, I did not keep track with the story until last Friday, a friend of mine told me that she went to Penang to pay her last respect to Nian Ning. Out of curiosity, I asked her to tell me more about the whole incident. The world is so small, eventhough I don't know Nian Ning's existence until the accident, I happened to know her boyfriend, Chung Lern through some college event when we were studying in Sunway University College.
I just felt so terrible for him. My friend told me that, Nian Ning was on her way to from Penang to KL to visit Chung Lern then the accident happened. Imagine yourself in Chung Lern's position. Waiting at the bus terminal, sending numourous smses with no reply, kept calling but network fail. I really can't imagine myself in his position. Moreover, its Chinese New Year now. Instead of celebrating the Chinese New Year, their friends, families and relatives are now mourning over the loss of a bright and wonderful girl.
Some people will say something like, "Sigh! These are God's arrangement, can't avoid one la cause its fated and bla bla bla". Hang on a minute! Is it fated that the driver must sms while driving? Is it fated that the driver happily owns 13 summons so that he can show off to his friends? What's the bloody use of a co-driver when both are sleepy-heads? Are these bus companies fated to employ these morons to drive? Are the JPJs fated to accidentally or mistakenly approve the inspection checklist of the buses? Are the owners of the bus companies fated to pay bribes so that they can continue to operate their business? Well, at least a small kid can differentiate what is fated and what is wrong!
Once my friends and I were onboard an express bus heading to Pulau Redang via Kuala Terengganu from KL. During the journey, most of us were asleep until we felt the constant swerving from left to right and right to left in the bus. Eventually one of my friend vomited, thanks to the driver. That moron drove like as if he was driving a Daytona. There's also once, I was coming back to KL from Johor, this driver was sms-ing all the way. What an idiot!
All I can do now is request for your kindness and please sign the Online Petition or visit this special blog dedicated to the 3 victims. The campaign will not stop until they get 26,000 signatures. My signature is No.7053. What bout you?
These entry is dedicated to Lee Nian Ning, Mohd Zailani and Pang Boon Eng.
Monday, 28 January 2008
My Encounter with Malaysia's Policeman
Last December after Christmas, I was assigned to work in Butterworth for a few days. One of the nights, my colleague and I went to AutoCity's Starbucks for coffee and of course, to enjoy the free Wi-Fi service.
We left AutoCity around 1am and while we were on our back, we were stopped by a few policemen at a road block just outside of our hotel, Pearl View Hotel.
Policeman : (Stared at us for awhile and signalled me to wind down the mirror)
Stephen : Yes?
Policeman : Tunjuk IC dan driver lesen.
Stephen : (Slowly take out my IC and driver's license)
Policeman : Oh, dari Kuala Lumpur! Sudah banyak lewat, datang dari mana dan sekarang pergi mana?
Stephen : Tadi kita pergi AutoCity untuk buat kerja. Sekarang balik hotel-lah. Neh..hotel kami sana saja-ma.
Policeman : You orang kerja apa?
Stephen : Auditor.
Policeman : Auditor? Apa itu? (Looks puzzled! As if auditors are linked to terrorism).
Stephen & Colleague : Auditor check accounts orang (stunned by the policeman's reaction).
Policeman : Park kereta dekat tepi. Saya nak check boot kereta awak.
Stephen : Ok! (Drives to the side of the road).
Colleague : Eh, later if he checks the car boot, I will go down with him. Afraid that he will put ecstasy pill and accuse us of possessing drugs.
Stephen : Ok, good!
While my colleague was observing the policeman checking my car boot, suddenly I heard a soft *Brum Pum* (something was being thrown back into the car boot). My colleague got back into the car and
Policeman : Cepat pergi...jalan jalan!
Stephen : OK!! Bye!
I asked my colleague what was that noise. He just can't stop laughing and he said that the policeman threw my soft toy because the policeman was freaked out of my soft toy.
Guys and girls, now you know what to put in your car rite?!?!
We left AutoCity around 1am and while we were on our back, we were stopped by a few policemen at a road block just outside of our hotel, Pearl View Hotel.
Policeman : (Stared at us for awhile and signalled me to wind down the mirror)
Stephen : Yes?
Policeman : Tunjuk IC dan driver lesen.
Stephen : (Slowly take out my IC and driver's license)
Policeman : Oh, dari Kuala Lumpur! Sudah banyak lewat, datang dari mana dan sekarang pergi mana?
Stephen : Tadi kita pergi AutoCity untuk buat kerja. Sekarang balik hotel-lah. Neh..hotel kami sana saja-ma.
Policeman : You orang kerja apa?
Stephen : Auditor.
Policeman : Auditor? Apa itu? (Looks puzzled! As if auditors are linked to terrorism).
Stephen & Colleague : Auditor check accounts orang (stunned by the policeman's reaction).
Policeman : Park kereta dekat tepi. Saya nak check boot kereta awak.
Stephen : Ok! (Drives to the side of the road).
Colleague : Eh, later if he checks the car boot, I will go down with him. Afraid that he will put ecstasy pill and accuse us of possessing drugs.
Stephen : Ok, good!
While my colleague was observing the policeman checking my car boot, suddenly I heard a soft *Brum Pum* (something was being thrown back into the car boot). My colleague got back into the car and
Policeman : Cepat pergi...jalan jalan!
Stephen : OK!! Bye!
I asked my colleague what was that noise. He just can't stop laughing and he said that the policeman threw my soft toy because the policeman was freaked out of my soft toy.
Guys and girls, now you know what to put in your car rite?!?!
Sze Mun's favourite
As requested by Choong Sze Mun, she was asking me why I don't have any picture of sexy guys girls in my Bangkok post.
Choong Sze Mun, I shall grant you your wish.....
Taken at Pratunam.
Choong Sze Mun, I shall grant you your wish.....
Taken at Pratunam.
Thursday, 17 January 2008
My trip to Bangkok
Last October, I went to Bangkok on an assignment for a week. The night before the trip (Saturday), I was at Poppy with my colleagues and the next day, I was having abit of hangover until I almost forgot to bring along my Thai currencies to the airport. I quickly settled down in the plane and plan to have a long sleep since I was high on alcohol but my colleague was so excited when the air stewardess served us wine on board.
The inside view of Suvarnabhumi Airport.
Because of the laziness in updating my blog, I forgot the chronological events that took place in Bangkok so I will just write whatever I think of based on the pictures that I uploaded.
One of the meals that I really like in Bangkok is the pork knuckle rice. This dish taste abit like our very own Bak Kut Teh. Make sure you give this a try when you are in Bangkok. Widely available everywhere.
Yummy! In Mandarin, they call it Chu Jiao Fan.
Prior making this trip, my colleagues have been telling me how lucky I am to be selected for this assignment and they even told me how nice and expensive Bangkok Boutique Hotel is. This hotel is located near the Petchaburi station and a 5 minutes walking distance to my client's office.
The TV which provided me Amazing Race while I'm preparing to go for work.
Monday morning, we were having complimentary breakfast at the hotel's restaurant and all I saw was colourful cabs stuck in traffic jam, working adults rushing to work and teenagers rushing to the nearby university while they saw two morons slowly enjoying their breakfast and reading newspaper.
Guess what's our reaction when we stepped out of the hotel? We just stood still and stared at each other. The place where we were staying is like Jalan Sultan Ismail where there are hotels, restaurants and offices. What we saw was a sort of like morning market. Everyone is buying breakfast from the stalls and guess what, some stalls even sell children's cloths, toys etc.
RM0.50 per piece.
There are also a number of stalls selling all kinds of coffee and they even have their own coffee machine to blend the coffee beans. Impressive?! If its in Malaysia, I think the DBKL willsurely not confiscate the coffee machine and the stall.
During lunch time, I had the same thing again.
Pork Knuckle Rice!
Haha..I cant remember if this is chicken or pork noodle.
Almost everyday after work, we would stop by this stall and takeaway their fried oyster. Only cost RM 2.50 to RM 3.00 per plate.
Not so oily and taste damn good.
Besides frying oyster, they also serve Pad Thai.
Not to forget, another Must-Have-Snack. A stick of BBQ pork or chicken meat (RM 0.50/pc)
One thing about Thailand, you can easily find mini stalls selling BBQ meat along the road which serves spicy sauce. Not to worry about the possibility of starving at night in Thailand.
One of the weekdays, my manager came to review our work and we had to meet her at the Suvarnabhumi Airport. We had our lunch at the airport's food court centre which is located at the ground floor. Make sure you try this
Spicy pork ribs noodle.
At night, we took a 15 minutes walk from our hotel to the Sukhumvit Station (BTS Line) to the Siam Station, the famous shopping district where you'll drown yourself with shopping bags from the shops in Siam Paragon, Siam Centre, Siam Square, MBK Centre and etc. Upon reaching, we found ourself trapped in the crowd.
Thanks to the ELLE Fashion Week 2007
We had seafood dinner nearby some restaurtants and were too busy eating to snap some pictures. The only picture I have is this
Mango sticky rice!
During dinner, it was very noisy due to the heavy traffic and along came, this blind man and small kid. The kid sang with a very sad voice and it works, Bahts came pouring in from the foreigners.
Part time job for the kid as he is still in his school uniform.
I heard from my colleague that even Hong Kong stars also visit this place to pray.
Aquarium
One of the nights, I took a train from the Petchaburi station to the Lumphini Station to this famoust night bazaar. If you don't have the time to visit the Chatuchak weekend market, do visit this Suam-Lum Night Bazaar. Click here for more info.
Need me to say anymore?
The cheaper range of food can be found here, just right outside the Lumphini station.
Stephen picks one, Uncle weighs, Stephen pays, Uncle cuts and Stephen eats.
Van in Bank or Bank in Van?
Small shops in the SL(Stephen Lee Suan-Lum) Night Bazaar.
The SLNB also have restaurants and food court where you can have find almost any famous Thai food under a roof. Besides that, you will be entertained with the live performances from local singers and bands. The SLNB is open from 3pm to midnight. Worth spending an evening there.
Condom vending machine in the public toilet.
On Friday afternoon, we went over to Siam Central World which is also nearby Siam Paragon for my colleague's last minute shopping orders from his cousin.
At that time, the King was ill and those white star shaped notes are wishes from the public praying for His Majesty's health.
Balloon car
Balloon gorilla
This is the reason why we ended up in Central World Plaza. He is ordered to buy bags from NaRaYa which have 50 over branches both locally and internationally at countries like Turkey, France, Italy, Hungary, Switzerland, Japan, Taiwan, Guam (USA) and Saudi Arabia.
By the way, it's illegal to take pictures of the NaRaYa outlet.
You can find bags, children's products, kitchen's products etc. Click on NaRaYa for more info.
The 4 faces of Buddha statue.
Hainan chicken rice for lunch. I forgot the location but if you bring me along to Bangkok, I will bring you here. Famous and delicious.
This place is called the Pratunam Market where you can find souvenirs, clothings at retail prices. And also the cheapest massage centers are located on the left hand side of the photo.
One of the mode of transport in Bangkok is the usage of boats. We took the Khlong Saen Saep Express Boat at the Pratu Nam Pier to the Klong Tan Pier. Can you imagine these boats carry about 60,000 passengers a day? Its the cheapest mode of transport in Bangkok because my fare back to the river near my hotel cost me only about RM1.00 which is only like 10 Baht.
When the boat arrives, the crowd force themselves onto the boad, squeezing in to find for a place to sit or stand. It's quite difficult to leave as you need to step on the bench. So girls, please don't wear skirts, especially mini-skirts if you want to be adventurous and take the boat. Oh ya, make sure you bring along something so that you can cover yourself in case another boat comes from the opposite direction because you can taste the flavour of Bangkok dirty river. Don't worry, as the boat leaves the pier, they will pull up the canvas to protect passengers from getting wet.
That night we had dinner at the Oishi Buffet Restaurant owned by the Oishi Group Public Company Limited. They serve a wide range of Japanese and Chinese Seafood.
Our flight is scheduled on Saturday around 4pm, therefore we still have time to visit the famous Chatuchak weekend market which you make a stop at the Chatuchak Park Station. The shops are also as small as those that you can find at the SLNB but this market receives about 200,000 to 300,000 visitors each day.
Different kind of Ice Creams.
Different kind of flowers.
Before we leave Bangkok, it will be so sinful if we let go the chance of trying the McDonald's Pork Burger. Hehehe..
After our lunch, we quickly rushed back to the hotel because we requested the hotel to change our check out time to 2pm. Managed to reach the Suvarnabhumi Airport on time so its time to explore the airport.
And we found this note....
Damn @#$%^&!!!
The inside view of Suvarnabhumi Airport.
Because of the laziness in updating my blog, I forgot the chronological events that took place in Bangkok so I will just write whatever I think of based on the pictures that I uploaded.
One of the meals that I really like in Bangkok is the pork knuckle rice. This dish taste abit like our very own Bak Kut Teh. Make sure you give this a try when you are in Bangkok. Widely available everywhere.
Yummy! In Mandarin, they call it Chu Jiao Fan.
Prior making this trip, my colleagues have been telling me how lucky I am to be selected for this assignment and they even told me how nice and expensive Bangkok Boutique Hotel is. This hotel is located near the Petchaburi station and a 5 minutes walking distance to my client's office.
The TV which provided me Amazing Race while I'm preparing to go for work.
Monday morning, we were having complimentary breakfast at the hotel's restaurant and all I saw was colourful cabs stuck in traffic jam, working adults rushing to work and teenagers rushing to the nearby university while they saw two morons slowly enjoying their breakfast and reading newspaper.
Guess what's our reaction when we stepped out of the hotel? We just stood still and stared at each other. The place where we were staying is like Jalan Sultan Ismail where there are hotels, restaurants and offices. What we saw was a sort of like morning market. Everyone is buying breakfast from the stalls and guess what, some stalls even sell children's cloths, toys etc.
RM0.50 per piece.
There are also a number of stalls selling all kinds of coffee and they even have their own coffee machine to blend the coffee beans. Impressive?! If its in Malaysia, I think the DBKL will
During lunch time, I had the same thing again.
Pork Knuckle Rice!
Haha..I cant remember if this is chicken or pork noodle.
Almost everyday after work, we would stop by this stall and takeaway their fried oyster. Only cost RM 2.50 to RM 3.00 per plate.
Not so oily and taste damn good.
Besides frying oyster, they also serve Pad Thai.
Not to forget, another Must-Have-Snack. A stick of BBQ pork or chicken meat (RM 0.50/pc)
One thing about Thailand, you can easily find mini stalls selling BBQ meat along the road which serves spicy sauce. Not to worry about the possibility of starving at night in Thailand.
One of the weekdays, my manager came to review our work and we had to meet her at the Suvarnabhumi Airport. We had our lunch at the airport's food court centre which is located at the ground floor. Make sure you try this
Spicy pork ribs noodle.
At night, we took a 15 minutes walk from our hotel to the Sukhumvit Station (BTS Line) to the Siam Station, the famous shopping district where you'll drown yourself with shopping bags from the shops in Siam Paragon, Siam Centre, Siam Square, MBK Centre and etc. Upon reaching, we found ourself trapped in the crowd.
Thanks to the ELLE Fashion Week 2007
We had seafood dinner nearby some restaurtants and were too busy eating to snap some pictures. The only picture I have is this
Mango sticky rice!
During dinner, it was very noisy due to the heavy traffic and along came, this blind man and small kid. The kid sang with a very sad voice and it works, Bahts came pouring in from the foreigners.
Part time job for the kid as he is still in his school uniform.
I heard from my colleague that even Hong Kong stars also visit this place to pray.
Aquarium
One of the nights, I took a train from the Petchaburi station to the Lumphini Station to this famoust night bazaar. If you don't have the time to visit the Chatuchak weekend market, do visit this Suam-Lum Night Bazaar. Click here for more info.
Need me to say anymore?
The cheaper range of food can be found here, just right outside the Lumphini station.
Stephen picks one, Uncle weighs, Stephen pays, Uncle cuts and Stephen eats.
Van in Bank or Bank in Van?
Small shops in the SL(
The SLNB also have restaurants and food court where you can have find almost any famous Thai food under a roof. Besides that, you will be entertained with the live performances from local singers and bands. The SLNB is open from 3pm to midnight. Worth spending an evening there.
Condom vending machine in the public toilet.
On Friday afternoon, we went over to Siam Central World which is also nearby Siam Paragon for my colleague's last minute shopping orders from his cousin.
At that time, the King was ill and those white star shaped notes are wishes from the public praying for His Majesty's health.
Balloon car
Balloon gorilla
This is the reason why we ended up in Central World Plaza. He is ordered to buy bags from NaRaYa which have 50 over branches both locally and internationally at countries like Turkey, France, Italy, Hungary, Switzerland, Japan, Taiwan, Guam (USA) and Saudi Arabia.
By the way, it's illegal to take pictures of the NaRaYa outlet.
You can find bags, children's products, kitchen's products etc. Click on NaRaYa for more info.
The 4 faces of Buddha statue.
Hainan chicken rice for lunch. I forgot the location but if you bring me along to Bangkok, I will bring you here. Famous and delicious.
This place is called the Pratunam Market where you can find souvenirs, clothings at retail prices. And also the cheapest massage centers are located on the left hand side of the photo.
One of the mode of transport in Bangkok is the usage of boats. We took the Khlong Saen Saep Express Boat at the Pratu Nam Pier to the Klong Tan Pier. Can you imagine these boats carry about 60,000 passengers a day? Its the cheapest mode of transport in Bangkok because my fare back to the river near my hotel cost me only about RM1.00 which is only like 10 Baht.
When the boat arrives, the crowd force themselves onto the boad, squeezing in to find for a place to sit or stand. It's quite difficult to leave as you need to step on the bench. So girls, please don't wear skirts, especially mini-skirts if you want to be adventurous and take the boat. Oh ya, make sure you bring along something so that you can cover yourself in case another boat comes from the opposite direction because you can taste the flavour of Bangkok dirty river. Don't worry, as the boat leaves the pier, they will pull up the canvas to protect passengers from getting wet.
That night we had dinner at the Oishi Buffet Restaurant owned by the Oishi Group Public Company Limited. They serve a wide range of Japanese and Chinese Seafood.
After dinner, we visited the famous night clubs in Bangkok. Just get to Ratchadaphisek Station and you will find all the night clubs there. We did not enter any of these clubs because we were wearing shorts that time. Just to check out the girls location only-mah!
Our flight is scheduled on Saturday around 4pm, therefore we still have time to visit the famous Chatuchak weekend market which you make a stop at the Chatuchak Park Station. The shops are also as small as those that you can find at the SLNB but this market receives about 200,000 to 300,000 visitors each day.
Different kind of Ice Creams.
Different kind of flowers.
Before we leave Bangkok, it will be so sinful if we let go the chance of trying the McDonald's Pork Burger. Hehehe..
After our lunch, we quickly rushed back to the hotel because we requested the hotel to change our check out time to 2pm. Managed to reach the Suvarnabhumi Airport on time so its time to explore the airport.
And we found this note....
Damn @#$%^&!!!
Sunday, 6 January 2008
Super Chun Car
Few months back when I was working in JB, I came across this sports car in one of the shopping complex along Jalan Dato Sulaiman. I have never seen a car with so many exhaust pipes and different types of metres indicators on the dashboard.
Legal in Malaysia?
Legal in Malaysia?
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