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05-04-2010, 08:16 PM
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Good we have similar style in favorite restaurants.
can try this one in price edward for roast pork, need to wait for a while if you want the best piece cos they won't let you choose which part to buy.
http://www.openrice....htm?shopid=5327
can try this one in price edward for roast pork, need to wait for a while if you want the best piece cos they won't let you choose which part to buy.
http://www.openrice....htm?shopid=5327
05-04-2010, 08:19 PM
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My Ride: 530i
Mods: M5 sporty package, M5 Steering wheel, Sprint Booster
Yes, learned how to make a slide and how to correct it,
but its so hard to maintain the slide through the wet circuit
You should go there when you back to UK, its fun and they have instructor sit next to you to teach you.
(You will learn more than those Zhuhai track day)
The instructor also told me some driving skills which i found very useful both on the track and road
but its so hard to maintain the slide through the wet circuit
You should go there when you back to UK, its fun and they have instructor sit next to you to teach you.
(You will learn more than those Zhuhai track day)
The instructor also told me some driving skills which i found very useful both on the track and road
05-04-2010, 08:28 PM
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Yes, learned how to make a slide and how to correct it,
but its so hard to maintain the slide through the wet circuit
You should go there when you back to UK, its fun and they have instructor sit next to you to teach you.
(You will learn more than those Zhuhai track day)
The instructor also told me some driving skills which i found very useful both on the track and road
but its so hard to maintain the slide through the wet circuit
You should go there when you back to UK, its fun and they have instructor sit next to you to teach you.
(You will learn more than those Zhuhai track day)
The instructor also told me some driving skills which i found very useful both on the track and road
05-04-2010, 08:30 PM
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My Ride: e60 525i 2005 with:
H&R sway bar, K&N air filter, sprint booster I, split-fire coil, Ferodo Brake pads, M-tech kit, black shadowline (thanks Ricky)
Pending : 19' Advan Racing RS with Re-0011 tyre + Koni-FSD with Eibach Sport spring
Looking for ?exhaust ? Denson 500 for ipod
Here, 12"FJ this is for you ---> 
*Gosh* man, this is not logical! Why would you care for the buyer or dealer whom you sell your car to?
... unless is always a she... Oh yea, you DID sold you old ones to a she... I see I see...
...
wait a minute, you are a FJ!! 
What a "Wine Meat Monk"! 
*Gosh* man, this is not logical! Why would you care for the buyer or dealer whom you sell your car to?
... unless is always a she... Oh yea, you DID sold you old ones to a she... I see I see...
...
wait a minute, you are a FJ!! What a "Wine Meat Monk"! Of course captain FJ is a "Wine Meat Monk" la, no need to doubt!!!
05-04-2010, 08:40 PM
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... oh! I get it 
Come to think of it, newbie2 should be invited too
05-04-2010, 09:09 PM
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I have friends high and low in the force too, "face" is already a weary term... after the Tse Ting Fung event, everybody has an excuse not to give "face" anymore, not to mention the old "respect the superior" practice too... they say, you are lucky they don't back stab you already.
05-04-2010, 09:11 PM
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The term "environmental friendly" is costing all these nonsense my friend, we have plenty of blind "greeny" around us, they just want things done to feel good but never to really thought it thru... quite frankly, I think it is dumb; if we really want to fix those wirings for good, we actually need to change the whole set of headlights, now, is this really "environmental friendly" now?
One more example, the "environmental friendly" brake pads are even more non-friendly really, just to wash off the unbelievable among of dust from the pads everyday from the wheels, how much water were to be wasted? If there is less dust, there is less wash, and less water wasted really!
One more example, the "environmental friendly" brake pads are even more non-friendly really, just to wash off the unbelievable among of dust from the pads everyday from the wheels, how much water were to be wasted? If there is less dust, there is less wash, and less water wasted really!