Some rich dude living it up, cruising along in a Prancing Horse.
What credit crunch are we talking about here? When you are this rich, you are probably untouchable.
Do you notice such signs on the roads in the city?
These 2 owners apparently don't care, or are just plain ignorant. I'm sure they will get a big shock when they realise that their cars gone missing when they come back from their shopping.
The white Mitsubishi Colt's alarm went berserk when it was being tolled away. And what did passer-bys do? Absolutely nothing.
To be honest, I'm not 100% sure that these toll trucks are legit. Anyone could have driven one of these and start towing cars away and people wouldn't care.
When we get our Golf GTI in the future, I wouldn't spend any money on the car alarm. Just make sure that the insurance pay me if the car got stolen.
This one is pushing his luck.
When was the last time you jay walk across George Street around QVB without looking out for cars?
I even did a few jumps while at it.
For dinner, we went to a Taiwanese place at Chinatown which is perceptually full all the time.
I ordered the minced pork rice and 2 other side dishes. The variety here is obviously nothing compared to the offered in Taipei. Where is Oh Ar Jian (oyster omelet) and XXL Deep Fried Chicken Chop?
And we didn't even see most of the dishes sold in this restaurant in Taiwan too.
Eliss, being a die hard Ah Zhong Mian Xian fan at Ximending, ordered a big bowl of the yummy vermicelli. The flavours are not as potent as the one there, but it's good enough.
The epic Australia Open saw Rafa emerging as the victor against Roger Federer. It was one of the most exciting matches I ever watched. If you missed the game, make sure you check out the highlights.
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