The other day i go back KL for national day long weekend i saw one bus with big words "WIFI ON BOARD"

http://www.odysseynow.com.my/book_connectivity.aspx



No idea how good or bad this wifi is of course.

You don't have to "run" to enjoy driving a powerful car.

Going 0->110->0kmh in an Altis and in an Evo is a very different experience. It's not about top speed. It's about the way you get to the speed you want and back. The feel, responsiveness, acceleration, braking, grip, the sound etc... it's just different. I used to go on biz trips for a week or two, and the moment I reach home from the airport, I'd put down my bags, jump into the car and go for a drive.

My guess is that you've never felt that before. Then you will never understand.

This post has been edited by seantang: Aug 23 2011, 02:36 PM

Yes, middle management although not entry level managers - those are AVPs.

Yup, never tried that before, and dun really have the urge to try.
I very kiasi, i couldn't justify the risk (as in accident risk) reward (the satisfaction, if any).

No lah blinkblink88, not really difficult. I think you get any broadband, it will work. I think in here we are talking about getting the best speed among all three traffic lights color. Just go to any 7/11 and buy a prepaid broadband and test it out. It do cost money though. It's just like back in Malaysia when choosing Digi, Maxis or Celcom broadband. I will ask around people in my apartment to see which one is the best. So it's the same here as well. Nevertheless, do bear in mind that when there is a football match like English Premier League or last year's World Cup, the performance deteriorated. Maybe a lot of people are streaming football matches.

Wow....thinking also make me steam....it is like when i drive back kampung, hate to see those cars in front of me and difficult to over take them, n when reach to a trafficlight, i will cut out to the outer lane and then speed up immediately on green light and all left behind.....

Thats what malaysian highways are for.

Official limit is 90km/h island wide. And driving in Singapore is really enjoying.

Correct...correct...that why lots of ferrari, porsche and lamboghini either turned turtle or engine burnt while on the road in Singapore. The moment they speed up, the next need to jam brake already.....

What I enjoying most when driving in Singapore is driving to the left most lane on the traffic light and swift to right most when on green light.

Nissan GTR or myvi woh ?

Myvi can do that also ah???

I hate driving in singapore, unless its the highway, you cant go more then a 100ft without encountering a traffice light. Much prefer driving on route 66 in arizona, just a long unending road with nobody and no traffic lights to bother me.

Buy 300-400hp car, drive at 90kmh. Oh well... it's not unlike buying an expensive DSLR+lens and take bad pictures of ugly gfs, leaves and cobwebs.

I used to speed on I35.

Based on my experience, the traffic light is programmed such a way that when the 1st one turn to green light, after a short period, the upcoming one also will turn to green, so the driver do not need to stop the car actually. Of course you can't compare to oversea highway la.

I35 is cool, those are the good old days with my trusty ol' MR2.

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This post has been edited by kockroach: Aug 23 2011, 05:06 PM

you made me miss my Subaru Legacy, 0-100 in 5.7s
sure as hell not gonna be the same a other NA car
Cant wait to take her for a spin this weekend!

I like the Legacy. A bit heavy for my taste, but 4WD and boxer