Night Owls Chatterboxes - Part LXXX
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Originally posted by SBS2601D:
Just dont get one of those MIC ones.I had one.
It leaked oil and best of all, some fucktard painted over the latches ensuring that that the grille could never be removed.
Needless to say, it got chucked out of my house in a couple of weeks.
MIC products..why till to tis day no standard one
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Originally posted by sbst275:
hahaYeah! For some strange reason, I'm quite scared of our MRT...
It's too cold, steely and surgical for me. And worse, all the passengers look angry and pissed and ready to snap and go postal. 
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Originally posted by SBS2601D:
Just dont get one of those MIC ones.I had one.
It leaked oil and best of all, some fucktard painted over the latches ensuring that that the grille could never be removed.
Needless to say, it got chucked out of my house in a couple of weeks.
i'm thinking if i should get a cheapo $29 one (this one was $29) which will last a few years, then throw it out..
or should i get one of those nifty "Vornado" ones
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Originally posted by sbst275:
MIC products..why till to tis day no standard one
There are TV ads in my part of the world advertising cheap MIC station wagons.
Think the car manufacturer's called "Great Wall" or something! -
Originally posted by sbst275:
They tested w/ e Scania riaoYou'll be surprised how versatile these Scania are..
I remembered venturing into NTU during YOG. Those NTU shuttle buses though shorter could not even do a proper U turn compared to SBS's 12m Scania near e admin bldg.
Turning's not the problem. The road is only just wide enough for 1 vehicle in each direction, with a solid divider in places. If 2 school buses pass each other there's no space between them to even squeeze a motorcycle.
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Originally posted by Rhonda:
Sure will get smarter... but there's also a danger of my shortcomings becoming magnified and therefore, my form of responsible exorcism is to rule out reproduction and replication!
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Originally posted by the Bear:
i'm thinking if i should get a cheapo $29 one (this one was $29) which will last a few years, then throw it out..
or should i get one of those nifty "Vornado" ones
If I were rich, I would get one of the DC-10 engines installed, and then pretend I'm sky-diving.
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Originally posted by Rhonda:
Yeah! For some strange reason, I'm quite scared of our MRT...
It's too cold, steely and surgical for
me. And worse, all the passengers look angry and pissed and
ready to snap and go postal. you're gonna hate it even more these days...
just ask the people who take it on a daily basis around in this forum... they'll describe the experience with obscenities at best... and you don't wanna hear them describe their worse experience..
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Originally posted by the Bear:
i'm thinking if i should get a cheapo $29 one (this one was $29) which will last a few years, then throw it out..
or should i get one of those nifty "Vornado" ones
Have you seen the new age $700+ fans? I go see if I can find a photo...
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Originally posted by Rhonda:
Yeah! For some strange reason, I'm quite scared of our MRT...
It's too cold, steely and surgical for me. And worse, all the passengers look angry and pissed and ready to snap and go postal.
snap tat part think chill down.some vices are still there though.
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Originally posted by Rhonda:
Have you seen the new age $700+ fans? I go see if I can find a photo...
that's a scam actually.. the bladeless ones..
yours for only S$425
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Originally posted by Kuali Baba:
Turning's not the problem. The road is only just wide enough for 1 vehicle in each direction, with a solid divider in places. If 2 school buses pass each other there's no space between them to even squeeze a motorcycle.
tat one
they've better remove e center divider
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OK, it's been so long I can't remember how to paste photos here, but here's the url... and sorry but I can't remember how to link url's either...
http://www.harveynorman.com.au/product/1255509387629/dyson-cm-air-multiplyer
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Originally posted by the Bear:
that's a scam actually.. the bladeless ones..
yours for only S$425
seen it letis one not tat powerful in fan speed
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Originally posted by Rhonda:
There are TV ads in my part of the world advertising cheap MIC station wagons.
Think the car manufacturer's called "Great Wall" or something!
there's lots of PRC car or buses manufacturer..so many of them until I've lost count
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Originally posted by sbst275:
snap tat part think chill down.some vices are still there though.
It's anytime much much safer than travelling on the trains here! I spent the last year and a half travelling a total of 3-4 hours each workday on trams and trains and sometimes buses too and I tell you, the trains here are only recently safer because of increased police presence. I'm so glad I no longer have to take trains late at night after work though!
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it's basically a normal fan in the "support beam" and it squeezes the "wind" out through small ducts in the circle...
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Originally posted by Rhonda:
It's anytime much much safer than travelling on the trains here! I spent the last year and a half travelling a total of 3-4 hours each workday on trams and trains and sometimes buses too and I tell you, the trains here are only recently safer because of increased police presence. I'm so glad I no longer have to take trains late at night after work though!
oh myin any case, 22 MIC MRT trains are arriving to boost e capacity and freq.
5 has recently arrived.
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Originally posted by sbst275:
seen it letis one not tat powerful in fan speed
I've not gone to the shops to experience the demo. Is it really hopeless? The science mags reviewing it seem to heap praises on this 'marvel'.
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here's a stunt to try when i go visit a snowing country again..
=> Throwing boiling water into the air
it turns into "snow"!
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Its quite cool.
But that's about it.
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Originally posted by Rhonda:
I've not gone to the shops to experience the demo. Is it really hopeless? The science mags reviewing it seem to heap praises on this 'marvel'.
I think we're too used to 3 speed fan le..the ones is likely speed 1 tat type
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Originally posted by the Bear:
it's basically a normal fan in the "support beam" and it squeezes the "wind" out through small ducts in the circle...
people will pay for asthetics. but I'll take it if it blows as much air as a normal fan, uses as much electiricity and costs less than 10 dollars more than the normal el cheapo but good fan
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Originally posted by Rhonda:
Yo, KB! LTNS! How are you doing? What are you up to these days?
Good, thanks. Wrapping up my undergraduate studies in a few months.
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for the price of that fan, i can get about a dozen of my cheapo fans