I bumped into the Full Throttle Roadhow at Ipoh Parade earlier last evening when I was out shopping. Needless to say, I wasted no time and flipped out my iPhone and snapped away.

This series of photos is not up to my expectations mainly because the space was seriously tight and there was not much room to maneuver.

If I remember correctly, this is the third mini autoshow in Ipoh that I have attended in recent months. This Full Throttle Roadshow at Ipoh Parade from 15th to 18th August, 2008 is a preview of what is in store for us at the Full Throttle Autoshow which will be held at Stadium Indera Mulia, Ipoh, on 22nd to 24th August, 2008 from 12noon to 12 midnight.

Prior to attending this Full Throttle Roadshow, I have seen banners and buntings around town promoting the event and I marked the dates in my calendar, thinking that I would shoot some photos, or even a video with the Olympus. It has been a long time since I made a video, right?

Well, now I learnt that the entrance fee is RM15 per person but during this Roadshow, 3-day passes are sold at a promotional price of RM35 only. This is a savings of RM10. I do not know how good their ticket sales are but while I was there, it did not look like anyone bought any tickets. It’s still early days, though and it was only the first day of the Roadshow.

Still, to me, RM15 or RM35 is too much just to get some shots. I know, there will be way more cars, bikes and leng luis than this Roadshow, but I guess, I will only go if I could get my hands on a couple of free passes.

And if I get to go, that’s free publicity for them because there will surely be another post on the event. Otherwise, I guess I will just work over the weekend. LOL So, who is planning to go? Will there be anyone travelling to Ipoh just for the show?

According to the flyer, besides fast cars and hot girls, there will be a breakdance competition, emcee and DJ scratching competition, I.C.E. (in car entertainment), audio visual display, drifting and some other surprises.

HHmm the more I write, the more I wanna go but like I said, only if it’s free!

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I told my friend that I wanted to buy a pair of Crocs but I went into the Crocs concept store the other day and came back out. No matter how I wanted a pair of Crocs, because they are comfortable and I like their colour contrast, though they may not necessarily look nice since Crocs are an acquired taste, I could not justify spending over MYR100 on any pair of footwear, not just Crocs.

A few days later, I went to Kinta City and although they have been holding a sale for a long time now and I have gone to their shoe department a couple of times and could not find anything that I wanted to wear, I saw this pair of shoes (I call all footwear “shoes”), and bought it. It was cheap, considering it is Crocodile.

Please don’t tell me to shop at the pasar malam just because I used the word “cheap”. When I say “cheap”, I meant the low price relative to its brand name, product, material and workmanship.

I sent a text message to my friend and told him that I finally got myself a pair of shoes, and it is Crocodile, and he replied, “Crocodile or Crocs???” LOL I usually do not get to buy what I want, just what I need.

I went home and told my mother that I got new shoes. She asked me what size I bought and I said size 8 and she replied, “Wah, big foot!”