Not Nicole's party, this post isn't actually dedicated to her, but since I'm doing a post now, I might as well wish her here.
Happy Birthday, Nicole.
Moving on.
I celebrated my birthday today with my family. It was good since I hadn't seen most of them cause they're taking SPM this year, so for the past few months, it has been cousin-less. Had a party today, ate lots of good food, pizza (Wei made), ice cream cake (mom made EVERYTHIING from scratch).
I wouldn't have done this post if I din't have a highlight today.
While I was unwrapping my presents (with my extended family all around), I got hit hard by something on the foot. To be continued later, other presents first.
I got a Reef polo-shirt and board shorts from Aunt Sab, a Tropicana Life long sleeve and
T-shirt from Aunt Sim. And, that thing that hit me on the leg as I stated in the previous paragraph?
A Radio Controlled Car, from Yee Hou and Yee Wei. Rock on!
My aunts and uncles were all like "Hey, aren't you 16 already?", "That's a kid's toy lahh!"
The car looked like crap from the outside due to the cheap plastic body shell, by the way, I din't think that when I looked at it, until later, when my brother told me about it.
There is spare parts for almost all the components of this car. And it is EXTREME. I've always told you guys about my previous Peugeot 306 RC with double wish bone suspension as being the most high tech car and all. This beats it.
Double wish bone suspension all around. All wheel drive. Adjustable shell height. Camber for the front. Toe in for front and rear. Differential for front and rear. Adjustable turning radius. from very tight to very wide.
When the turning radius is set to the tightest, it can do donuts so tight until that the middle of the donut is just behind the front wheel.
There is foam shock protectors on the front and rear so that, in the case of a collision, the chassis would be well protected.
The motor is a high performance, to the extent that it requires a heat sink.
Thank you thank you thank you brothers!
PS, pictures later.