Without much hesitation, let's enjoy the comics before we draw more in 2013!!
Last but not least, Happy 2013!!
Monday, December 31, 2012
The best of 2012
2012 had been a tough year for us as we struggled to draw and blog however, we somehow managed to change the usual drawing style to the short version. This changes a lot for our blog and we also manage to draw more on current issues and crack some jokes to our readers. Here's are the few best comics that we've done and some of it even made it to the Hot page of 9gag :D
Without much hesitation, let's enjoy the comics before we draw more in 2013!!
Without much hesitation, let's enjoy the comics before we draw more in 2013!!
Friday, December 28, 2012
Thursday, December 27, 2012
My life with Maybank2u
Remembering the first time when I had my own saving account about 13 years ago during the time I took up a part-time job in Pizza Hut. I was jumping with joy when I got my first-ever salary in my first-ever saving account! Who doesn't when their handwork paid off?
During that time when I wanted to check if my salary was in, I had to take the public bus all the way to town just to check my account balance. It was quite troublesome but I had no choice since there wasn't any other alternatives available.
After years of studying and now working, banking transaction has become more frequent for me. I had loans to pay, bills to pay, installments to pay and so much more to pay! *Argh! Life is so unfair!* Okay, enough of the complaining.
Anyway, with so many baking transactions, trip to the bank was something I could never escape from. To be honest, I don’t enjoy going to banks and I used to be the “bad luck brian” Why? Look below!
Luckily, we have Maybank2u, the ultimate online banking system! Imagine if Maybank2u doesn’t exist and I need to go all the way to the bank to do these transactions.. *fainted*
Let me give you an example what will happen to me if I didn't register for Maybank2u and go all the way to the bank to do my transactions!!
During that time when I wanted to check if my salary was in, I had to take the public bus all the way to town just to check my account balance. It was quite troublesome but I had no choice since there wasn't any other alternatives available.
After years of studying and now working, banking transaction has become more frequent for me. I had loans to pay, bills to pay, installments to pay and so much more to pay! *Argh! Life is so unfair!* Okay, enough of the complaining.
Anyway, with so many baking transactions, trip to the bank was something I could never escape from. To be honest, I don’t enjoy going to banks and I used to be the “bad luck brian” Why? Look below!
Luckily, we have Maybank2u, the ultimate online banking system! Imagine if Maybank2u doesn’t exist and I need to go all the way to the bank to do these transactions.. *fainted*
Let me give you an example what will happen to me if I didn't register for Maybank2u and go all the way to the bank to do my transactions!!
Now that I have Maybank2u, I'll have no more TROUBLES! How about you?
This post is written for the purpose of joining Maybank's Be a Maybank2u's Star contest. For more details, visit their facebook page here --> Maybank2u Save me
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Monday, December 24, 2012
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Tuesday, December 18, 2012
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Monday, December 10, 2012
Manila + Clark Travel Guide
We've been almost completely absent from the internet for a week because we were no where in Kuching, As the title goes, we went to Philippines!!! We did a lot of researches on how to travel around and found very limited information. So we'll be doing a special post on how to hoop around and the best transport to take from one place to another :D
Right after you reached the airport, look for the Philtranco Bus heading to Manila. It cost P400 (RM31.80) per person. In fact, there's another alternative (if you have a lot of time to spare), you can take a jeepney to Dau (P50) bus terminal and take another bus to Manila (Cubau terminal or Pasay terminal - P139)
We took the Philtranco because it was already 5pm (as it gets dark very early in Philippines). The bus actually stops at one of Manila's biggest shopping mall - SM Megamall (Ortigas) which is actually near to the hotel we were going to stay.
Since we're in Manila, how could we miss China Town? That area is actually called Binondo. We called a taxi from our hotel so had an extra charge. P50 (extra charges) + P250 (taxi fair due to heavy traffic). I seriously wonder how the Philippians survive the traffic. Not only the road are jammed packed, the drivers were like squeezing here and there as if it's their father's road!!
Since it's China Town, you'll see a lot of things which is MADE IN CHINA! Nothing much to buy as we could easily get those stuff anywhere else in the world but the price is definitely a big "plus". Shirts and clothings were being sold for something like P50 (RM 4) Anyway, we didn't get to buy anything there as it was too crowded and we can hardly stop down to look at the goods being sold.
We then decided to visit the Resort World Manila. There do provide free shuttle services to the resort from China Town. The shuttle stop is located in Lucky China Town Mall.
Even though the shuttle service was free, there was a catch. You need to register as a member before taking the shuttle. It's free so never mind. Here comes the catch, if you want to use the free shuttle service going back to your original location, you need to get the tickets. Each member need to have at least 2 GP (Gaming Points) in your resort world card. In short, you need to gamble before you can head back to town!!
We ended up donating our cashes to the slot machines and gained 5 GP each! We did enjoy the thrills of gambling so it's fine for us :D
We took the free shuttle returned to Richmonde Hotel (Ortigas) during the evening and went for some shopping and dinner near the shopping malls nearby. There are Shangrila Plaza, SM Megamall and Robinson Galleria. After a tiring day, we decided to walk back to our hotel. Here's a piece of advice, it's not really safe to walk in the night in Manila depending on the area. The place we stayed, Ortigas was considered save because it's a business district were most of the population are white-collar worker unlike other entertainment area such as Makati.
Another good thing about Philippines is that there are security guards everywhere! You'll see them at each entrance of all the shopping malls!
We actually got lost along the way as it was dark at night in a foreign country. We asked around and the people there were so helpful! We were lucky to meet a lady who happened to understand Malays and speaks very fluent English (she was brought up in Kota Kinabalu as a kid) who literally walked us to our hotel. Thank you Mdm anonymous! ( we forgot to take down her name =_=")
After 2 days in Manila, we took a bus back to Clark. Here's the breakdown for the total fare.
Hotel to Cubau terminal (taxi) - P150
Cubau terminal (5 star) to Dau terminal - P139 per person
Dau terminal to hotel (tricycle) - P120
If you're not adventurous and not interested in night clubs/strip clubs, Clark isn't really a place for you to visit. We ended up going to the malls and the free duty stores. If I were to compare, Labuan has better and cheaper free duty goods. Most of the products sold here were imported from the U.S and their price tags were in U.S dollar too.
To get to the freeport zone, you need to get to the Main Gate terminal either by walking or get your hotel's staff to bring you there. We were lucky enough to stay in a hotel with free shuttle service to the Main Gate Terminal. From there, you need to take a jeepney to the freeport zone (P11 per person).
We stopped at Oriental then walk to the rest of the stores. The store we would recommend is Parkson and Liberty while the rest were just a waste of time. We managed to buy some chocolates and imported chips.
As for going back, just hoop on another jeepney across the street and get back to Main Gate Terminal.
After spending 2 days in Clark, we need to head back to the airport so here's the guide. Get your hotel's staff to take you to SM Mall Clark, then go the left end of the mall where you'll find jeepney going to MarQuee Mall (another huge mall in Clark). We used to read it as "mark mall" but it actually pronounced as "Mark-key Mall". The jeepney fare was P20 per person.
Nothing much to do here as it's just another typical Mall. After doing some shopping, we head out to the bust terminal where Airasia provide free shuttle services to the airport.
Well, that's our Philippines short trip!!
Wait...
I think I forgot something....
Oh ya, the Philippines FOOD!!!
Here's a combo photos of the food we ate in both Manila and Clark. Nothing too extreme as Egg and I were very timid and afraid of getting sick in a foreign country. After all, we don't have any friends there to take care of us if we really had fallen sick =_="
Right after you reached the airport, look for the Philtranco Bus heading to Manila. It cost P400 (RM31.80) per person. In fact, there's another alternative (if you have a lot of time to spare), you can take a jeepney to Dau (P50) bus terminal and take another bus to Manila (Cubau terminal or Pasay terminal - P139)
We took the Philtranco because it was already 5pm (as it gets dark very early in Philippines). The bus actually stops at one of Manila's biggest shopping mall - SM Megamall (Ortigas) which is actually near to the hotel we were going to stay.
Since we're in Manila, how could we miss China Town? That area is actually called Binondo. We called a taxi from our hotel so had an extra charge. P50 (extra charges) + P250 (taxi fair due to heavy traffic). I seriously wonder how the Philippians survive the traffic. Not only the road are jammed packed, the drivers were like squeezing here and there as if it's their father's road!!
Since it's China Town, you'll see a lot of things which is MADE IN CHINA! Nothing much to buy as we could easily get those stuff anywhere else in the world but the price is definitely a big "plus". Shirts and clothings were being sold for something like P50 (RM 4) Anyway, we didn't get to buy anything there as it was too crowded and we can hardly stop down to look at the goods being sold.
We then decided to visit the Resort World Manila. There do provide free shuttle services to the resort from China Town. The shuttle stop is located in Lucky China Town Mall.
Even though the shuttle service was free, there was a catch. You need to register as a member before taking the shuttle. It's free so never mind. Here comes the catch, if you want to use the free shuttle service going back to your original location, you need to get the tickets. Each member need to have at least 2 GP (Gaming Points) in your resort world card. In short, you need to gamble before you can head back to town!!
We ended up donating our cashes to the slot machines and gained 5 GP each! We did enjoy the thrills of gambling so it's fine for us :D
We took the free shuttle returned to Richmonde Hotel (Ortigas) during the evening and went for some shopping and dinner near the shopping malls nearby. There are Shangrila Plaza, SM Megamall and Robinson Galleria. After a tiring day, we decided to walk back to our hotel. Here's a piece of advice, it's not really safe to walk in the night in Manila depending on the area. The place we stayed, Ortigas was considered save because it's a business district were most of the population are white-collar worker unlike other entertainment area such as Makati.
Another good thing about Philippines is that there are security guards everywhere! You'll see them at each entrance of all the shopping malls!
We actually got lost along the way as it was dark at night in a foreign country. We asked around and the people there were so helpful! We were lucky to meet a lady who happened to understand Malays and speaks very fluent English (she was brought up in Kota Kinabalu as a kid) who literally walked us to our hotel. Thank you Mdm anonymous! ( we forgot to take down her name =_=")
After 2 days in Manila, we took a bus back to Clark. Here's the breakdown for the total fare.
Hotel to Cubau terminal (taxi) - P150
Cubau terminal (5 star) to Dau terminal - P139 per person
Dau terminal to hotel (tricycle) - P120
If you're not adventurous and not interested in night clubs/strip clubs, Clark isn't really a place for you to visit. We ended up going to the malls and the free duty stores. If I were to compare, Labuan has better and cheaper free duty goods. Most of the products sold here were imported from the U.S and their price tags were in U.S dollar too.
To get to the freeport zone, you need to get to the Main Gate terminal either by walking or get your hotel's staff to bring you there. We were lucky enough to stay in a hotel with free shuttle service to the Main Gate Terminal. From there, you need to take a jeepney to the freeport zone (P11 per person).
We stopped at Oriental then walk to the rest of the stores. The store we would recommend is Parkson and Liberty while the rest were just a waste of time. We managed to buy some chocolates and imported chips.
As for going back, just hoop on another jeepney across the street and get back to Main Gate Terminal.
After spending 2 days in Clark, we need to head back to the airport so here's the guide. Get your hotel's staff to take you to SM Mall Clark, then go the left end of the mall where you'll find jeepney going to MarQuee Mall (another huge mall in Clark). We used to read it as "mark mall" but it actually pronounced as "Mark-key Mall". The jeepney fare was P20 per person.
Nothing much to do here as it's just another typical Mall. After doing some shopping, we head out to the bust terminal where Airasia provide free shuttle services to the airport.
Just get across the overhead bridge and look for the red coloured Airasia bus. You need to show them your Airasia itinerary to prove that you're really an Airasia customer.
When you check in the terminal, remember to prepare a P450 (per person) for terminal fees or you'll be stuck in Clark!! No joke! They won't accept anything else other the peso and US dollar!
Wait...
I think I forgot something....
Oh ya, the Philippines FOOD!!!
Here's a combo photos of the food we ate in both Manila and Clark. Nothing too extreme as Egg and I were very timid and afraid of getting sick in a foreign country. After all, we don't have any friends there to take care of us if we really had fallen sick =_="
BBQ pork with rice - P89
Lechon (Roasted baby pig) - P215 (with rice)
Chow King Lauriat (fried rice+fried noodles+fried chicken+Siu Mai+fried fish crackers+dessert) - P159
Pork Crackers!!
Pork Burger!!
Philippines version of Ice Kacang
I have no idea why all the rice meals have this "KFC" mashed potato sauces?
Super sweet mango!! Must try!!
More Pork crackers! Notices the tube looking stuff at the right end? It's actually Chicken's intestine =_="
Our favourite! The Coconut Shake!!
Remember if you're going to Philippines, do not expect CHILLI SAUCES! They only provide tomato sauces. Maybe they don't fancy spicy foods (=3=)"
Hopefully this guide can help you guys who plans to go to Philippines through Airasia :D
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