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welcome back !

I'm back!

KingJerry wrote:I'm back!

welcome back.. long time no see bro..

KingJerry wrote:I'm back!

Back from where, huh?

Anyone is going to buy this thing?

http://www.sgcarmart.com/new_cars/newcars_overview.php?CarCode=10828

had the most wonderful set of crew serving me today on the plane.... wonderful bunch of people from the In Flight Supervisor to the cabin stewards and stewardesses.... even had a smoke with the IFS after the flight outside T3 while waiting for my transport....

Kapitan, cos you took business / first class ?

The Blue Cruiser wrote:Anyone is going to buy this thing?

http://www.sgcarmart.com/new_cars/newcars_overview.php?CarCode=10828

Maybe mafia ?
Hahaha....maybe as bridal car bah.

Sometimes i wonder is there any limo from BMWs ???
Cos i usually see merc.

kapitan wrote:had the most wonderful set of crew serving me today on the plane.... wonderful bunch of people from the In Flight Supervisor to the cabin stewards and stewardesses.... even had a smoke with the IFS after the flight outside T3 while waiting for my transport....

welcome back! Will u be joining us at chalet later?

ace wrote:

KingJerry wrote:I'm back!

Back from where, huh?

Back from 3 weeks reservist!

KingJerry wrote:

ace wrote:

KingJerry wrote:I'm back!

Back from where, huh?

Back from 3 weeks reservist!

no wonder u like MIA la

KingJerry wrote:

ace wrote:

KingJerry wrote:I'm back!

Back from where, huh?

Back from 3 weeks reservist!

what time u come back?

rain again... there goes my clean car

longbow wrote:rain again... there goes my clean car

Is it.....where ?
I am near town and not raining.....

Ang Mo Kio lor, furthermore I parked below a tree. KNS

The sky in town getting dark........still thinking of whether to wipe car later......

use rain water to wash your car? save moolah

longbow wrote:use rain water to wash your car? save moolah

wa.....cannot man........the rain nowadays seems 'muddy'. After it dries, my MB has whitish / greyish spots.

Thinking of car wash too. But lately keep raining in the afternoon.

My car accumulated 3 weeks of Gedong Camp dust.

KingJerry wrote:Thinking of car wash too. But lately keep raining in the afternoon.

My car accumulated 3 weeks of Gedong Camp dust.

Gedong ? You armour huh ?
Got chiong planthill and pluck durian ?

saw a white SX forte with the sticker "Gong Xi Fa Cai" stamped on its oil pump cover, at seletar camp (i know he works at jurong camp).

who is it ah?

pessimizt wrote:

KingJerry wrote:Thinking of car wash too. But lately keep raining in the afternoon.

My car accumulated 3 weeks of Gedong Camp dust.

Gedong ? You armour huh ?
Got chiong planthill and pluck durian ?

Yea armour.. hahahaha.. nv pluck durian la..

KingJerry wrote:

pessimizt wrote:

KingJerry wrote:Thinking of car wash too. But lately keep raining in the afternoon.

My car accumulated 3 weeks of Gedong Camp dust.

Gedong ? You armour huh ?
Got chiong planthill and pluck durian ?

Yea armour.. hahahaha.. nv pluck durian la..

3 weeks sia.....gone overseas ?

KingJerry wrote:

pessimizt wrote:

KingJerry wrote:Thinking of car wash too. But lately keep raining in the afternoon.

My car accumulated 3 weeks of Gedong Camp dust.

Gedong ? You armour huh ?
Got chiong planthill and pluck durian ?

Yea armour.. hahahaha.. nv pluck durian la..

3 weeks sia.....gone overseas ?

No la.. local training.. These days armour reservist no more oversea liao.

trying to cut-cost ? hahha....

good morning peeps.......

pessimizt wrote:trying to cut-cost ? hahha....

not trying to cut cost... just right shoring...
if they continue to train overseas, the soldiers might be conditioned
that when there is a war, they go overseas.....
peace.....

morning peeps

time to knock off soon....praying for good weather man...haiz...

Siaoster wrote:time to knock off soon....praying for good weather man...haiz...

oops.. u need to hope dark clouds wun come so soon

whitechoco wrote:

Siaoster wrote:time to knock off soon....praying for good weather man...haiz...

oops.. u need to hope dark clouds wun come so soon

dark clouds better come cos can help me wash car wahahahahahaha

Dark clouds go away liao....

new toy bought at IT Fair, not mine, but my daughter's, played with it and took some pictures from my living room window...

Can I b ur son? Lolx

morningz

i tot kap bought an sq plane...... and call it a toy.....

Something to share:

http://motoring.asiaone.com/Motoring/Drivers/Driving%2BTips/Story/A1Story20090213-121668.html


Tips for Safety Driving




Signalling: Keep a safe gap between your vehicle and
the one in front so that:

• Your view of the road will be improved.
  
• In heavy traffic it is safer to look through the windows of the
  vehicle in front than to pull out for a better view of the road ahead.
  
• You are less likely to have to slam on the brakes should the vehicle
  in front stop suddenly. This in turn gives the driver behind more time
  to react.
  
• An impatient driver following along behind will be able to use the
  gap to overtake.
  
• Should you wish to overtake you will be well placed to see when it
  is safe to do so.
  
• Don't drive in any vehicle's blind spots for any longer than you
  have to on straight roads.
  
• When you come to a complete halt, held up behind a line of vehicles
  at traffic lights or road works, you should make sure that you can see
  both tarmac and the rear tyres of the vehicles in front of you.
  

Attitude


Drivers' errors account for over 90 percent of
accidents and it is important to know your limits and that of your
vehicle. All too often when we take risks, we try to justify them
instead of taking a critical look at our attitudes.




Three components of attitude are:


Thinking - when we think we have good
skills, long driving experience and good vehicle with safety features,
we think that we can handle any situation and it is perfectly safe.




Feeling - over self-confidence will
increase our self-belief that we can take risks and it is perfectly
safe.




Behaviour - we will be driving over the
speed limits, beating the traffic lights, weaving in and out of traffic
and even tailgating.



(Tips for Safety Driving taken from the Singapore
Police Force)

kapitan wrote:new toy bought at IT Fair, not mine, but my daughter's, played with it and took some pictures from my living room window...

Picture quality not bad.. wat's the model?

you forgot to add 2 things.. that contribute to attitude....

money : those who think they can just pay for anything
immunity : those who think they can get away with anything....

More to share:
http://motoring.asiaone.com/Motoring/Drivers/Driving%2BTips/Story/A1Story20080923-89346.html

Have right of way? Think 'give way' It takes an observant expatriate - Mr Andrew Raven - to remind Singaporeans of our poor driving habits ("Driving home a contradiction"). The figure of 219 deaths last year is high for a "Class 1" road system - excellent, well-maintained roads with clear road and traffic signs. Yet we have the dubious honour of having the highest number of deaths logged for every 10,000 vehicles - 2.6 deaths here compared to 1.2 in Australia, 1.8 in the United States and 0.8 in Japan. As a frequent visitor to Japan, I have observed a strict self-discipline practised by drivers there in maintaining speed limits and showing courtesy on the roads. I was perplexed when some Singapore drivers complained about speed cameras being deployed on overhead bridges and more signages on speed limits for certain areas and accident-prone roads. These drivers argued that cars should go with the flow and speed of the traffic, rather than adhere to the speed limits. This means motorists can drive without any speed limit on a clear road. Just last month, a truck hit a young National University of Singapore professor, killing him. Readers should note what his father said: "Even if he (the truck driver) apologises, it won't change the situation. It doesn't matter whether or not the truck driver had the right of way. The pedestrian's safety should always come first." A Japanese once told me that it is only right that "the big gives way to the small", which means: Give way to pedestrians, cyclists and other road users. In Japan, I once stood in a train carriage just behind the captain's compartment. At every rail stop, the driver had this hand movement that resembled the face of a clock: First, he pointed ahead at 12 o'clock, then to his right (the 3 o'clock signal) and to his left (the 9 o'clock signal). Finally, he looked straight ahead before powering the engine. All this he did with precision and pride. Several years ago, I used to see our SBS bus captains doing this before pulling away from a stop. This is a good practice that I see in drivers of buses and heavy vehicles in South Korea and Japan. Good driving habits must be cultivated at all driving schools, and the mindset should be changed from "I have the right of way" to "give way to pedestrians". And drivers must know that there is a speed limit in the city. Finally, it is courteous to give way to other drivers when the other has signalled early, and it is nice to get a wave of thanks back. Courtesy should flow onto our roads. Campaigns, education and enforcement are needed. It is better to arrive at your destination a little late but safe, than to have an accident and never arrive. David Wang This article was first published in The Sunday Times on Sept 21, 2008.

JuanST wrote:you forgot to add 2 things.. that contribute to attitude....

money : those who think they can just pay for anything
immunity : those who think they can get away with anything....

Haha, talking about money......

http://motoring.asiaone.com/Motoring/Drivers/Story/A1Story20100315-204727.html

This young guy drove a Merc and got a fine........but refuses to pay. See his reason.

pessimizt wrote:

JuanST wrote:you forgot to add 2 things.. that contribute to attitude....

money : those who think they can just pay for anything
immunity : those who think they can get away with anything....

Haha, talking about money......

http://motoring.asiaone.com/Motoring/Drivers/Story/A1Story20100315-204727.html

This young guy drove a Merc and got a fine........but refuses to pay. See his reason.

maybe he doesnt have enuf money to pay coz everything go to his monthly payment......
assuming he took 100% loan for 9 years at 2.5% .... he is paying 1900 per month.....

Lucky no Fortes / Koups......

http://motoring.asiaone.com/Motoring/Drivers/Others/Story/A1Story20100314-204495.html

hey guys, try not to copy and paste the full article from major publishers or news sources.

one of singapore's largest forum had just got a official warning that by doing so, its infringement of copyrights of the articles written by the companies.

so before any of us kana slap by the law, don copy any paste the articles. you can describe the agenda of the article or just simple copy and paste the link to the news source which is fine.

Noted boss !

yea they wana earn from advertisements ma, anyway happy friday everyone ~

Money talks ehhh......

morning peeps..... back from a long weekend....