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Tuesday, October 7, 2014

Trapik audio - cool bikes

should I blog about the fu$#kin 2 hr Makati traffic? or the booming progress
of our nativeland's economy? because of the freakin traffic? imagine the
economic progress?

A 1:45mins from Makati to Rockwell? and our cars cant fly! is that progress?
or how about being stuck in a 2 hr makati traffic? bec of a flashflood
and a 40min torrential rainfall? and everyone is not driving a vehicle with
good water wading abilities? is that progress?


Monday, October 6, 2014

Voltes V lego

 This morning while browsing through my facebooks notification and feeds, I came across this wonderful share from my friends Juno and JDMU.
its a newsfeed about a proposal of pinoy legofan, micoy687_4811On LEGO VOLTESV

Im a 70s baby, born 1973, June 26. and I witness how a nice kiddie show like this got cut off the air by then President FM.  I missed the entire episode of Voltes V. so bad that I became an instant fanatic
we love 80s robots to the point that we are buying and selling  80s robot toys
the site is from Lego ideas,  and a similar site   here :

https://amodularlife.wordpress.com/category/lego-themes/robots/


Sunday, October 5, 2014

Walk with Chan: A tour of Mla. Collectible Co.


Sunday October 5, the APO Philatelic Society asked Lawrence if he could do a tour for
APO, he agreed. so we have a 1st sunday tour, and is different from the
Free Royal Postage Heritage tour happening every 3rd wk of  the month.


Wednesday, October 1, 2014

VIP style cars


What is the origin of VIP Cars? they started from a Japan, a Japanese car club of four
cars, went by the name of Black Roach. All of them were painted matte- flat black, and
they were a Toyota Celsior, Toyota Crown, Nissan Cima, and Nissan President.
and were connected with the Japanese mafia, - the Yakuza, and shortly after some of the
gang members were styling their own luxury cars in this same manner.
Eventually another car club was formed, the VIP CLUB, and featured in a Magazine
which boosted their popularity throughout  Japan. Before they were called VIP cars
(pronounced as single word -"vip"), or Haiso cars, which means High-Society,
because they were taking expensive, luxurious cars and modifying them with very
expensive and exclusive parts.