Camry 2.0G or Accord 2.0 or others?

kohshun — Thu, 01 Oct 2015 17:37:53 +0800

My mother finally want to change car but she prefer Camry 2.0G because most of her friends told her it is better. But she is still open to choices so the Accord (140k ringgit) is a good contender right?
A friend told her (the company car) Honda suspension develop problems after 3 years. Is this true?

Last week, at autocity, the salesman tried to sell her a 9 year old Mercedes S 350 (150k ringgit). She loves it. But after calling mechanic to check on spare parts like shock absorbers cost rm7,000 per piece and road tax cost a bomb, she decided better not. What about Hyundai Sonata or others? For this kind of price, what else can she consider for roominess and reliability?

IS TOYOTA OR VW OR 2ND HAND VW or BMW X6 SAFER?

kohshun — Mon, 27 Apr 2015 10:36:10 +0800

Minor Accident but result is

HYUNDAI

CAMRY

VW

My company looking which 2 car/mpv/suv to consider for family of 4 or 5 adults. Budget is rm180,000 and rm270,000. New or secondhand acceptable. I was looking before starting work but think safety is important after getting the above 4 videos from my friend.

Any comments and personal experiences please?

Dog Food

kohshun — Fri, 28 Nov 2014 11:09:16 +0800

Just sharing this article here.

Jack Russell Meg is named Britain's oldest dog thanks to a diet of Peppa Pig pasta and gluten free fish fingers

Meg was rescued from a puppy farm 23 years ago by David Abrahams
The pampered pet has reached the ripe old age of 25 - 113 in dog years
Meg's diet has been recognised as the reason for her impressive age
The picky pet enjoys fish fingers, canned pasta, and roast dinners
She is now 18 months older than Britain's previous oldest pet

By Sam Matthew for MailOnline

Published: 14:32 GMT, 27 November 2014 | Updated: 17:39 GMT, 27 November 2014

A Jack Russell has claimed the title of Britain's oldest dog - thanks to her fussy diet of Peppa Pig pasta shapes and gluten free fish fingers.

Meg has reached the ripe old age of 25 by shunning regular dog food in favour of human treats.

The pampered pet - who is 113 in dog years - is now believed to be the oldest pooch in the UK following the death of the previous title holder, who died in July aged 23.
Doting Owner: Jack Russell, Meg, pictured with her owner David Abrahams, has been named Britain's oldest dog after reaching 113 in dog years

Doting Owner: Jack Russell, Meg, pictured with her owner David Abrahams, has been named Britain's oldest dog after reaching 113 in dog years

Meg was rescued from a puppy farm 23 years ago by doting owner David Abrahams when she was just 18 months old.

She developed a taste for soft food, such as canned Peppa Pig pasta shapes in a tomato sauce, after her teeth began to fail. Her other human favourites include, gluten free fish fingers and roast dinners.

Mr Abrahams said: 'I think she's lived so long because she's a tough little cookie and she's had the right diet and exercise.

'The fish fingers and the Peppa Pig pasta have helped her along the way.

'As she got older she got extremely fussy. She won't eat the same meal twice in a row. If you make her a roast beef dinner, the next day she won't eat it.
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'With age she is picking at food more. She has a roast dinner sometimes twice a week when we have one. The rest of the time it is varied.

'Sometimes it is cat food, senior dog food, or soft pasta based things. Everyday she has something different.'

Mr Abrahams rescued Meg in 1999 and has looked after her at his home in Stoke St Michael, Somerset, ever since.

The pet is now 18 months older than the previous title holder of Britain's oldest living pet, a Jack Russell called Daisy which died aged 23-and-a-half in July.
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Pampered pet: Meg enjoys a diet of of gluten free fish fingers, roast dinners and canned spaghetti shapes in tomato sauce
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Pampered pet: Meg enjoys a diet of of gluten free fish fingers, roast dinners and canned spaghetti shapes in tomato sauce
Meg's diet includes eating gluten free fish fingers.
The Jack Russell also regularly enjoys a roast dinner

Meg's diet of gluten free fish fingers and regular roast dinner has been recognised as contributing to her long life
The Jack Russell turned to Peppa Pig pasta shapes in tomato sauce after developing a taste for soft food because her teeth were failing

The Jack Russell turned to Peppa Pig pasta shapes in tomato sauce after developing a taste for soft food because her teeth were failing

Mr Abrahams' partner Maria, 62, said Meg has become quite picky with her food in her twilight years.

She said: 'We just feed her what she likes whether it's a selection of dog food or human food.

'She has a roast meal with us on a Sunday, which she absolutely adores, and she can't get enough of carrots or greens vegetables.'

David added: 'She can't cope with chews any more so the softer stuff really helps. With dog biscuits, we soften them up with warm water before she can eat them.

'Every time we go to the supermarket we try to think of something different to buy her.

'Her vet recommended softer food because her teeth were playing up. They are very old so we tried her on something soft.

'Is she spoilt? Of course. She is the greatest of little dogs and is truly loved by everyone.'

Meg nearly died from pancreatitis a few years ago but pulled through and is now living a healthy lifestyle.

Owner David Abrahams admits that Meg is spoilt, but describes her as the 'greatest little dog' who is 'loved by everyone'

'She can still run like a whippet when she wants to but tends to sleep a lot now,' said Mr Abrahams, who runs a motorbike dealers.

'Sometimes we have to prod her in the mornings to make sure she's still with us.

'We're dreading the morning that she's not but at the same time hope that she passes peacefully in her sleep in her favourite little sofa bed.

'She has been a brilliant companion.'

Meg's vet Sam Fowlie said: 'It is a rare for a dog to reach such an impressive age and is testament to the love and care that she has received from her owners.'

A Guinness Book of Records spokesman said: 'We do not currently have a record allocated for the 'oldest dog living' but we would welcome an application from Meg's owners.'

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Mini Studio setup?

kohshun — Tue, 01 Jul 2014 08:01:28 +0800

I have some questions hopefully some people here can help.
We have a drum set and digital piano and fender bass guitar. All players are at learning stage.
Lately I found out we could do something with our new iMac system (garage band) which we never use before. Is this a good way for starters?
We are also looking for new speaker systems to enhance the playback experience from our iMac. Any recommendations please?

Minature Bull Terrier in Malaysia

kohshun — Mon, 30 Jun 2014 13:50:41 +0800

I am interested in small Bull terrier. I have a family with two primary school kids. Originally I was considering a bigger dog like Rottweiler or Doberman.
We are quite active people in our family and think it is a good time to have a nice dog in our family.
I would like to know if the Malaysian bull terrier has any unique problem and which place is a good place to get it as a puppy from.

Can anybody here at Lowyat help us?

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