Woot!

Penguins

Something cute





Funny drawings from Pencil at Dawn.

Cute Loewe Sound Advertisement

An unrelated picture and a pretty cute advert.



from Geekologie.

LEGO Millennium Falcon construction

Very nice stop-motion building of the LEGO Millennium Falcon


Building the LEGO Millennium Falcon from Gizmodo on Vimeo.

From Gizmodo.

Been awhile since I've ran more than my usual 3km estate runs. Feels good! Woot Woot!!

Bizkit the Sleep Walking Dog

I've seen this post on various sites now...



On a separate note, this Coca-Cola advertisement is pretty cute

LEGO Minifig business card

So cool! I want my own too!








LEGO customizes minifig business cards for their employees.

Reportedly, LEGO even attempts to match an employee's features with their own minifigs. This is the coolest business card ever!

So mine will read" Robert Ang. Home Maker" Wahahahahhahaha!

link.

P.S: The LEGO comic came from here along with a couple of others below.

Interval run ard the Estate. 3 x 10 widearm pushups. 3 x 15 crunches.

Interval run ard the Estate. 3 x 10 widearm pushups. 3 x 15 crunches. 2 x pullups. 4 x 5 bicep curls.

Nice Jacket

French Connection - Sluggo Jacket

lined suit jacket with slit chest pocket and 2 flap side pockets, knotch collar, 2 button fastenings. 100% wool. Style code - R5B8A

Tag Heuer Carrera Automatic Chronograph Tachymetre CV2014.BA0786

Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch

Fashion Tips

How to ensure proper fit

Button-down shirts

Dress shirts tend to shrink after a few washings, so before buying and getting a shirt tailored, make sure the sleeve is slightly longer in order to counteract any eventual shrinkage.

• Shirt sleeves should cover your wrist and reach the beginning of your thumbs.
• Cuffs should be tight enough to prevent them from slipping down your wrist.
• When leaving the button-down shirt untucked, it should hang just above your pants zipper (at back pocket level).
• When wearing a jacket and extending your arms, the sleeves should land between a half-inch and one inch past the jacket.
  

Collars & shirts

If the shirt's seams meet at the shoulder, you know it fits quite well.

• Your forefinger should be able to fit in between your collar and your neck when the shirt is buttoned to the top.
• The collar's tips and outer edge should be covered by your blazer or suit jacket's lapels. To ensure that this happens, always fit your dress shirts and button-downs before fitting your jackets and blazers.

Blazers

The blazer or jacket's sleeve should rest at your thumb knuckle when your arm is extended, and the blazer or jacket should cover your backside.

• The blazer/jacket's collar should leave about a half- inch of your dress shirt's collar visible.

Pants

Trousers

Try them on without shoes; they should just touch the floor. With shoes on, the back part of your pants should barely touch the ground (one rule of thumb is that pants should break at about 1/3 of the way down the shoe). And your socks should not show when you walk.

Neckties

The simplest way to ensure a well-fitted necktie is to have a well-fitted shirt to wear it with.

Here are some guidelines to remember:

• Your tie should always hang barely above your belt buckle.
• The size of the tie knot should not lift the tips of your shirt collar.
• The inverted triangle of the tie knot should fit snugly into the triangle created by your buttoned-up shirt collar.

Four-in-hand knot

Windsor knot

Belts

• When it comes to belts, you should buy one size bigger than your pants. A 34" waist means a 36" belt.
• The buckle's notch should fit into the center hole of the belt (usually hole number three; most belts have five holes).
• The tail of the belt should end just past the first loop on your pants.
• The edge of the belt buckle, the row of buttons on your shirt and your fly should all line up vertically.

Fashion Tips from AskMen.com.

Heineken Walk In Fridge

G.I.Joe

G.I.Joe has been my main toy collection ever since I can remember.





I started out with plastic soldiers (from the old toy shops and came in clear plastic), then transformers (I got one from my dad every time I fell sick! I'm a lucky kid) then to G.I.Joe.

My parents bought me most of my collection, usually during special occasions and I would always be so happy and carry the boxes (I'm usually given the present before the actual day but not allowed to open till then) everywhere I go. Sometimes I'll hunt around the house for G.I.Joe presents which my parents bought me and they are very poor at hiding things from a motivated little boy. In Secondary school, my collection continued to grow with the help of my limited pocket money. My dad wondered why I remained so small size...

Sadly, the present series pale in comparison to the vintage ones and I have since moved on. Below are pics of Snake Eyes and Storm Shadow, two of my favorite characters.

Link to the official site here.

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen

First trailer...

Unicorn Gundam

This is another one of the Gundams I'm looking to get my hands on. Below is an interesting mod.

Link to site here.

Gundam - Four Celestial Guardians

Some guy in Hong Kong modded his Gunpla in a stunning representation of the mythical guardians.

Red Phoenix

Green Dragon

White Tiger

Black Tortoise

Hilarious Road Signs Hacking

You don't see this in S'pore.






from Geekologie.

Gundam MS Igloo - YMT-05 Hildolfr

One of the models I'm waiting to get. Very nicely done with more pics here.

Storm Racer

The Imperial Army has turned in their speeder bikes for something a little more stylish.

Ninja Cats

I've always found cats to be adorable (minus the time when one put four holes in my berms while climbing onto my lap)