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The day started off with the rOttEn mango in Rockie's car...LOLHAHahaha...I cant continue already.... because its too damn funny and cock to comprehend...AHhaHHAa.

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As requested by -JazZzicA-...

I had a super-natural dream a few days ago. Somewhere in a castle there was me, rockie, omaha and jazzzica. The place was neither huge or wide... it was damn tall. We could see the horizon from up at the gallery area.

We were preparing to have dinner. The table and dining setting was contemporary. Then if I remembered correctly, there was two 'Badut' or 'Mime' (clowns), in the kitchen cooking our meals... Now thats damn cock. How did 2 clowns entered my head. I figured, that must be the same mime we tried to bully at some carnival. Anyway, we sat at the table, and noticing somebody missing, I asked "Where's Blondie?"... gladly, Jazzzica said "Oh, He has to save gotham city". wtf? Yeah, he is Batman.

Just then, 'Batman' pull up into the castle in his Jeep. errmm...how weird is that. Upon coming into the dining area he changed from batman to blondie. AHahaHa. Immediately after that, my dream was interrupted with blondie's SMS. Ironic or coincidence?

Well, if you are looking for the moral of the story or any anecdote, there wasn't any. There is sometimes a superhero within ourselves. We got it, what about u?

dunno and dont wanna know

A colleague of mine once told me: Ignorance is Bliss...

Well then I'm better-off at my corner stoning...haha!

Bike Restoration done

The final assembly done, mounted with new rims tyres and front suspension. Together with new handle head, grips, stand, chain and lock. Ironically, the cost of the new parts and paint was enough to get a brand new 450 bucks bike. AHaha. ah ... what the hell.

Bike Restoration Part 3

Finally putting back the parts of the bike. The only parts salvaged are the fork, crank, brakes, seat, gears and the handle bar.

Work in progresss at 'bengkel ahchoon'

The final logo after the sticker being removed. The white exposed is the undercoat.

Will be bringing the now half-assembled bike to the shop for the final assembly. New pair of wheels will be going in, as well as the gear and brake wires, gear knobs, handle grip, rear hub and chain.

09/08/07

Haven't been having much eventful days like today. Woke up at 8am for softball practice. Only had 3 hours sleep the night before. Softball really puts a smile on my face and a great sense of self-satisfaction. Mainly because me and my bro are the key players in the field ... or in other words we DOMINATE!! HAHA.

Went home for breakfast and continue on Goo's bike. Today was to put the metallic gloss finish on the frame. We joke of how we could like put more flame jobs on the frame instead of just that two puny logos. Anyway after two cans of spraying we were done. Assembly of the bike will be continued tomorrow.

Head off to work at 3, and an hour after that, I found myself lazing around in office. Finding things to download and blogging this post. Well yeah, most of the time just clicking here and there. Waiting for the clock to hit 7pm, and will be off to a small gathering at Alex and Grace's house (couple who organizes the softball).

Dunno how the evening will turn out to be . . . I'll be keep my options open, would probably meet up with the bojanz later tonight. Chill La joE!

Bike Restoration Part 2

Finally done with the undercoat for both the frame and fork. White as hell. HAhA. Applied the logos picked out from the Sticker Station. The stickers will be removed once the main grey will be applied over the whole frame. That will give it a good contrast from the white logo to grey paint.

Death Flame logo, at the back-end.

Another sticker Goo picked out for the front-end.

The main grey coat has been applied today, at least 3 cans of paint was used and nothing was spared. Will be going to clear coat it by tomorrow. Before that waiting for the moment when the stickers are removed. Its gonna rock!

Bike Restoration

Few weeks ago, Goo decided to rebuild and restore his bicycle. I restored mine a few years ago, and its in working condition until today. Started off by moving all the attached parts and scraping off the existing paint until its bare metal. Took him a few days to do that. Just today we started coating the frame and fork with the undercoat. Two cans of enamel paint was used. Picture progress of the bicycle will be uploaded soon. Too bad I didn't have a picture before we started dismantling the bicycle. Any how we are looking to paint the frame dark grey and have some logos added to the body.