Click HERE if you want to hear the my remake, and the LATEST version of Negaraku ~ Our beloved Malaysian national anthem, in the key of "R" (Rock).
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Been up to Seoul again on the weekend. For the whole scoop and more pics from the trip, checkout the main blog! Click HERE.
Woo hoo, got my new company car today. 2005 Hyundai Sonata NF 2.0L.
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Woo hoo, this just came in yesterday. Have a read at the main blog!
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First snow in Suncheon today. Read more + pictures at ~ http://kurios1978.blogspot.com
As of today, this blog should be closed. I guessed for the last few months, there have only been problems with comments not being able to be posted, limited picture postings…. etc.
Thanks for all your support. From now on, I will start blogging at: Vincent’s new blog!
Do have a look starting next week. Something should be posted up there by then…… the only difference is that you won’t get anymore annoying notifications from Friendster, which I suppose is a relief for some of yous. 
Cheers - Vince
Traffic speed cameras: The whole point is so that drivers are always edgy, and they quit speeding right?
Now why and who would put up warning signs for friggin speed cameras anyway?! Well, they do in Korea….. That pissed me laughing when I first saw it! It sorta goes like this:
You’re crusin’ along in your car at 120kmph down the road, and you see one of these….. You slow down to 60kmph.
Sure enough, you spot one of these exactly 600m down the road as the previous sign says. You smile, do the peace sign with your hands, and say "Kimchi" while posing for the camera.
Its definitely a speed camera because its got the double lenses on each camera. Having passed that, you now have permission to speed.
WARNING: Just watch out for the next one!
I don’t normally prop up the scene to take pictures, but since I did go out with a photography-major friend this weekend, she suggested taking one of these. Thought it was pretty cool.
The rest of the pictures can be found in album "021 Hadong, Korea - Aug ‘05" of:
Received a small gift from Mr. Park today, who’ll leave this job-site for another project tomorrow. You’re supposed to roll it in a clenched fist, and it should ‘open up clogged veins and stimulate blood flow’. Its the Korean well-being thing.
Will probably give it a shot, and stop when my hands hurt…….. which is now!
