damn, in the late 90s amd early 20s my uncle had couple of dirty magazines and of course cuci mata la. hahaha

good old days.

Used to buy this near school.

Patriotism was high during Tun Dr M time
With Jalur Gemilang & Keranamu Malaysia

Unlike now

The optimism for the future especially Vision 2020. Everyone was expecting flying cars, nobody expected in 2020 we all need to wear masks

this was the most disappointing

Whrn i was kid i was looking forward for some Appetons.
And then those ice cream in tubes things.
I miss the early 2000's
When all PC stuffs looks like magical items to be explored instead of someone engineered and code
I wonder how does kids nowadays sees smartphones

Last time no internet, uncle is our best source of knowledge.

This post has been edited by keyser soze: Mar 17 2021, 08:54 AM

Cikgu hidayatun. Hnghhhhh

Joy apple, joy oren, joy jambu batu 🎶🎶🎶🎶

This post has been edited by vhs1: Mar 17 2021, 10:11 AM

ah, the cheap one will turn into this sooner or later



yes domino's malaysia takeover their business

we are getting older bro. what to do.

I missed their mojo potato



This post has been edited by JimbeamofNRT: Mar 17 2021, 12:25 PM

oh yes bro!

ya. used to be rm3 for two days. then increased slowly to rm4 for 3 days. rate varies from shop to shop but generally price wise liddat one lah.

laser disc copy is the bestest lol

Yes the mojos were really good. Always well seasoned and had a distinctive taste to it too.

What a pity Domino's never retained any of the products when they took it over.

Did you know those old ballast are worth quite a bit of money these days. Many people buy them to retrofit them into LED lamps because it is the best ones for power stability especially in lightning prone areas.

didnt know that bro. even my parent's house already changed to led more than 15 years ago

tamiya stuff during my time is kinda expensive

thinking to do something like this after this






and this. such a beauty.

it is a 80s things

Tamiyas were never cheap and till today they are quite expensive in Malaysia. Always bought in Singapore.

Steam railways, I used to be a volunteer at a heritage railway during uni. Nothing beats that feel of operating a steam locomotive. What a pity none exist in SE Asia.

Was never into watercraft radio controlled but briefly had a RC Spitfire that was made from a balsa wood kit. Alas it crashed and by then girls were more interesting hehehe.

eh? the sabah steam train still got right?

no more hold hands and dont have to be responsible

I think song started with, Saya Charlie Chickadee..... 🎶🎶🎶🎶