Yesterday I decided to throw away my collection of cigarette boxes that have been sitting in my antique display cabinet in the living room. You can’t find some of these at the shop here. Some are from Africa. Some are from the US. Cigarette box is quite handy for storing AA batteries for the camera and some other small stuffs.
However, I have quit smoking and this collection is going away. My mom is giving it to his friend… who so happen also like to collect these rubbish.
Ok… my dad bought this Sony 10 mega-pixel camera for £200 from a guy who bought it using stolen credit card.
Let me show you what come with the package:
1: Carrying bag
2: Extra “SONY” label sticker
3: Instruction Manual
4: USB cable for connectivity
5: Hanging clip for your printed glossy photo to dry
6: Extra hand string
7: 3mm – RCA cable
8: Desktop charger
9: Camera sling strap
10: Table tripod
11: Wide angle lens? Fish eye lens? I don’t know.
12: The camera unit.
Camera functions:
- take pictures
- take video clip
- sound recording
- karaoke
Battery charger : Made by Something High Electric (Xiamen) Co. Ltd.
Battery charger : Made by Rijin Electronic Co. Ltd
Well, its up for sale. RM 700.00 negotiable. Contact me at 012-322 0233. Only potential buyers.
The motorbike that the Germans used during Europe blitzkrieg in the 40s. BMW R75 with a sidecar unit. Anyone still remember the show Born To Ride starring John Stamos in the 90s. That motorcycle show had me grown fond for this German marque however…. not the yankees’.
During WWII, BMW produced the BMW R75 motorcycle with a sidecar attached. Unusually, the sidecar’s wheel was also driven. Combined with a lockable differential, this made the vehicle very capable off-road, an equivalent in many ways to the Jeep. This is a technically advanced machine in which the third side-car wheel was driven from an axle connected to the rear wheel of the motorcycle, effectively making it a three-wheeled vehicle. Fitted with a locking differential and selectable road and off-road gear ratios the R75 was highly manoeuvrable and capable of negotiating most surfaces. It was even fitted with a reverse gear. It was this technological R75 at that time that had the Allied yankees dropped their jaw in awe and instructed the upcoming Harley-Davidson to come up with something up-to-match with this marvel in order to stay compete in mobilisation power.
However, today, Harley-Davidson is the more sought-after de facto chopper touring big bike.
Been mentioning to Szer about my discontentment of not having the Spiderman toothbrush. I bought that Doraemon one because I have no other choice at that moment at Watson. Yesterday went to Guardian in SD and found it. Its nicer than Batman’s. Distributed by P&G, the toothbrush is made in China under license from Marvel Characters Inc. Szer bought it for me as a get-well-soon gift. 
Although the Doraemon’s one have rubber tongue scrapper built behind the brush, Spidey’s bristles are softer and nicer to brush with. Anyway, I love both of my toothbrush. Now I have a reason to buy it and not being laughed for being so kiddy. Yay!
Saw it on a McDonald’s flyer, I went and bought it yesterday. Rm13.99. Another affordable toy to my collection… made for the future little G. Haha.
Here’s a mail box I saw at a collision repair workshop in Seremban. That’s a refrigerant tank if you don’t already know. It makes a sturdy mail box that can withstand all kinds of weather.
 
This is by far the most interesting toy from Koko Krunch. Venom is cute. There are four figurines in the series… Spiderman, Goblin and Sandman.. and of course Venom. It shoots water.
Collect all 4 today. Get koko krunch at your nearest supermarket.
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