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SkuterHijau

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Chip
Member since
6th August 2010

A scooter obsessed 30-something Malaysian, living in the suburbs of Dublin, Ireland. Is also mad into Liverpool FC and dislikes jump-on-the-bandwagon-type football fans with a vengeance. Apologies but Chip cannot be found on Facebook, MySpace or Twitter. Neither can he be located on Gaydar. Chip can only be contacted on his blog at http://skuterhijau.blogspot.com/

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Monday, 27 February
Tuesday, 14 February
6:24 pm14 Feb 2012

Vespa Down!

I'm not sure about anyone else but I'd normally be slow to adapt to change especially when it involves switching between driving my car on a regular basis and then back to a scooter. Naturally, the same applies the other way around. So, after riding around regularly on my Vespa and then switching to the...

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Tuesday, 7 February
Sunday, 8 January
4:13 am8 Jan 2012

Night Cravings

Having owned my Vespa for almost five years or so, I can safely come to the conclusion that the Vespa gets better when things around it get worse. The scooter laps up emergency road closures, inexplicable new one-way systems, dodgy tragfic lights and even flash floods with relative ease. So, when it came...

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Wednesday, 4 January
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Friday, 30 December
Thursday, 8 December
Friday, 2 December
Monday, 21 November
6:55 am21 Nov 2011

Radio Killed the Video Star

On a day when three former Liverpool players in the Chelsea squad looked more likely to score (well, at least on paper) against their former employer, it was ironically, the single former Chelsea player in red who settled things at the Bridge this evening. This fixture a few seasons ago would have been...

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Friday, 18 November
10:13 pm18 Nov 2011

The Pedestrian Strikes Back

Finally, some common sense from those in authority on all things road and traffic related. Road safety campaigns have always focused on car drivers and motorcyclists but seldom (or is that never?) on cyclists. So, it was about time something like this popped up. If anything else, it in a way justifies all...

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Wednesday, 16 November
9:54 pm16 Nov 2011

The Number 46

To many, the number 46 has different meanings. When I was young, it meant that my father couldn't sell off our banger of a Peugeot 504 and replace it with something that would better suit our growing family. We initially thought that it was the fugly ochre paint job but after speaking to some of our more...

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Wednesday, 9 November
11:57 pm9 Nov 2011

If There Was Ever Any Doubt

How bold of me to ever question Ireland's finest weather forecasters? They said we should expect freezing temperatures at the end of October/early November but all that ever appeared was torrential rain followed by flash floods and then some unusually mild weather (for November that is). No frost and snow...

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Monday, 31 October
Wednesday, 26 October
9:28 pm26 Oct 2011

The Night Dublin Stood Still

A whole month's amount of rain fell on Dublin on Monday night. A whole month. In a night. Roads turned into rivers as Dublin's rush hour traffic was brought to a standstill. Yours truly on the other hand, isn't in the business of hanging around inhaling toxic fumes from all the cars. Sure, I was soaked to...

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Monday, 24 October
7:24 pm24 Oct 2011

Louis Vuitton Lid

Nope the recession isn't over just yet and the picture below isn't suggesting that I'm off on a shopping spree buying all the designer goods that I can get my hands on. It's just a good spot to park my Vespa when I'm in the Grafton Street area. Normally, I'd park the scooter there and walk away...

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Tuesday, 18 October
11:42 pm18 Oct 2011

The (Not So) Friendly Derby

Most of us are well aware of the Friendly Derby. Although matters on the pitch are far from friendly, it makes the casual observer wonder why in the world the Merseyside derby is given the Friendly label. Look a little closer and you'll realise that it's the fans that give rise to the derby's name. ...

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Thursday, 13 October
Tuesday, 11 October
Sunday, 9 October