ahnah 0 Report post Posted October 9, 2007 LOL... muz ask all everyone la..but not too many ppl at the same time .. i kind of timid ... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
zeny 0 Report post Posted October 9, 2007 but not too many ppl at the same time .. i kind of timid ... you so timid one meh ok lah...we have a trial run 1st we (odie/roy/ahnah and missy/NOT and missy and us) go there 1st when we comfy with the environment and surrounding then we plan the next step Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
applefreak 1 Report post Posted October 9, 2007 aiyoh we chat chat chat in the forum so long liaoyou still say you dun know us :P Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
zeny 0 Report post Posted October 9, 2007 (edited) but i scare to meet stranger leh .. unless is like I know Kon / Zeny / Odie for long ...yah...know ONLINE for long time... only get to meet recently aiyoh we chat chat chat in the forum so long liaoyou still say you dun know us :P :~he need to match the nick to name then to face 1st then consider know us -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------F1 PROMO RACES NEXT MONTH WILL BE IN... PUNGGOL IT'S time to rev the engines and floor the pedal. Come 25 Nov, up to 100 race-car drivers may demonstrate their power in Punggol. By Faith Teo 08 October 2007 IT'S time to rev the engines and floor the pedal.Come 25 Nov, up to 100 race-car drivers may demonstrate their power in Punggol.The cars are likely be involved in racing demonstrations, showing off what they can do in segments like drifting and straight-line sprints.Sources revealed that souped-up road cars and unmodified sports cars would be taking part.The New Paper on Sunday reported lastmonth that Punggol might be the first location for series of professional go-kart racing events.The heartland races will serve as curtain-raisers for next September's Formula One event.Sources familiar with the event say that the location and date have been confirmed.And as a bonus to the main attraction of go-kart racing, there are plans for the day-long event to have race demonstrations featuring some 100 cars.Punggol residents need not worry though.The site is believed to be some distance away from heavily-populated areas.NOT WORRIEDA resident and car lover who wanted to be known only as James said the event would inject some life into the estate.'It's so quiet here. A racing carnival with some noise and activity would be welcome. Maybe it will earn Punggol a reputation for being 'happening',' hesaid.Mrs Endora Alexander, 32, felt that as long as residents are not too inconvenienced, the races would be a welcome activity 'as long as it's not disruptive of everyday life, is not too noisy and doesn't pollute the area'.She said: 'Residents should still be able to get in and out of their living areas.'If the organisers find an area close to the heartlands, but far enough not to disrupt traffic, then I think it's a good idea because it gives people something to do and see.'The New Paper on Sunday learnt that among those who are taking part in the event is Mr Winson Ow, who is well-known in the racing fraternity.He has more than 200medals to his name after 15 years ofracing and is still involved in the sport despite having bowed out of the circuit three years ago. He runs car workshop CS Racing and also trains racedrivers.He is believed to be entering several drivers trained under him for the demos, but would not confirm it.He did, however, show us a car that might be used for such events.The black Subaru WRX, one of the fastest in the region, was custom-modified at his workshop and boasts 800bhp (brake horsepower, a unit measuring the power of a car's engine). It can go from zero to 100kmh in about fourseconds. (See report below.)The fastest version of WRX sold by Motor Image here is the STI, which has just under 280 bhp.Mr Ow, 40, said: 'We can change the engine's performance by using the computer unit to play with ignition and fuel settings, for example.'Also in his workshop were twogo-karts.One, with a single engine, has a top speed of 25kmh, but the twin-engine version can run at about 100kmh. A lighter version of the twin-engine is used for racing.Both versions are expected to make an appearance at the racing events.One race driver, who declined to be named, said: 'I'm glad that F1 has paved the way for more support for local race-related activities. 'It's good to know that racing is finally being seen as a serious sport now. The reckless wannabes on the road have given racing a bad name here, but hopefully, awareness and education will change that lopsided opinion in time.'There is a professional side to this sport that should be highlighted.'--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Want to race it? You'll have to strip itReinforcement bars. They keep cabin from crumpling on impact No licence plate as car not allowed on public roads No radio or air-con Plastic windows (they're lighter) Lever activates parachute at back of car if extra braking power needed Room for only one: The driver Edited October 9, 2007 by zeny Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
applefreak 1 Report post Posted October 9, 2007 he need to match the nick to name then to face 1st then consider know us then should consider know me liao right?just match my nick to my avatar can liao :lol: Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ranval9 0 Report post Posted October 9, 2007 what you mean ? staying here since mar 06 and now then you moving out to reno the place we got this place as resale wor ... yah .. now preparing to move out for reno. haiz .. maddness ... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ranval9 0 Report post Posted October 9, 2007 so nothing has been done up? or is it resale? imagining a very bare and minimalist decor now.yah empty living hall for donut my dog to run and play ... heehee .. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SPSK 0 Report post Posted October 9, 2007 hi allanyone can recommend good electrician for my place. pls PM me..thanks Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
zeny 0 Report post Posted October 10, 2007 we got this place as resale wor ... yah .. now preparing to move out for reno. haiz .. maddness ...i see i see...so everything was sort of done up when you got the house but now that you going to reno where you guys going to stay for the 1-2 months ? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ahnah 0 Report post Posted October 10, 2007 you so timid one meh ok lah...we have a trial run 1st we (odie/roy/ahnah and missy/NOT and missy and us) go there 1st when we comfy with the environment and surrounding then we plan the next step yah . me very timid one .. aiyoh we chat chat chat in the forum so long liaoyou still say you dun know us :~ :~ chat for so long but never go into depth mah .. so far in renotalk .. i only met Zeny / Kon / Odie / Roy and Not. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
audreymarilyn 0 Report post Posted October 10, 2007 Hello Hello ! Rivervale Resident for 5 years migrating to Anchorvale. Got my keys last week to my WIS EA in Anchorvale. Pending HDB rectifications and renovation. Schedule to move in in Mid Nov. Good char kway teow in Banquet, Compass point. MUST TRY! I used to like the char kway teow in Punggol, the coffeeshop @ Edgefield Primary, but realise the taste can be very inconsistent. Dependent on the chef for that day/ time. The char kway teow in compass point is halal which means they dun use pork lard but its ALWAYS so delicious and tasty! How did they manage do it??? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ahnah 0 Report post Posted October 10, 2007 then should consider know me liao right?just match my nick to my avatar can liao :~Meow ~Hello Hello ! Rivervale Resident for 5 years migrating to Anchorvale. Got my keys last week to my WIS EA in Anchorvale. Pending HDB rectifications and renovation. Schedule to move in in Mid Nov. Good char kway teow in Banquet, Compass point. MUST TRY! I used to like the char kway teow in Punggol, the coffeeshop @ Edgefield Primary, but realise the taste can be very inconsistent. Dependent on the chef for that day/ time. The char kway teow in compass point is halal which means they dun use pork lard but its ALWAYS so delicious and tasty! How did they manage do it??? Really ? tonight i go and try ... Which block of EA in Anchorvale ? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
audreymarilyn 0 Report post Posted October 10, 2007 Meow ~Really ? tonight i go and try ... Which block of EA in Anchorvale ?I'm at Block 312 Anchorvale. U leh?Yes, must try! Keep me posted after u have tried ok Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ahnah 0 Report post Posted October 10, 2007 I'm at Block 312 Anchorvale. U leh?Yes, must try! Keep me posted after u have tried ok Block 317 will post the field report tonight.. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
zeny 0 Report post Posted October 10, 2007 Good char kway teow in Banquet, Compass point. MUST TRY! I used to like the char kway teow in Punggol, the coffeeshop @ Edgefield Primary, but realise the taste can be very inconsistent. Dependent on the chef for that day/ time. The char kway teow in compass point is halal which means they dun use pork lard but its ALWAYS so delicious and tasty! How did they manage do it???err...banquet = halal right ? and halal means no pork no lard rights? and they still managed to make it good got chance must try too BUT will let ahnah be the guinea pig 1st Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
