Vintage Coca-cola Bottles for Sale #1

This week I'm selling the bottles from Korea, Thailand, Australia, Europe and Dubai. The lowest bid will start from S$1 for some bottles, while the special FRANCE 98 world cup set is starting from S$40.

Set of 4 France World Cup Coca Cola bottles
A set Coca Cola bottles marketed for FRANCE 98 world cup collection for sale. There are a total of 4 bottles: Brazil, France, Italy, Germany. Glasses and caps are all in good condition.







Bidding starts at S$40
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South Pacific - Australia
An old Coca cola bottle under from Australia for sale. Glass is in good condition but the label has a small tear.





Bidding starts at S$1
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Asia - Korea
An old Coca cola bottle from Korea for sale. Glass is in good condition but the cap has a little rust





Bidding starts at S$1
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Asia - 2 bottles from Thailand
Two old Coca cola bottles from Thailand for sale. Glass and caps are both in good condition.






Bidding starts at S$6
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UAE - Dubai
An old Coca cola bottle from Dubai for sale. Glass and caps are both in good condition.





Bidding starts at S$5
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Europe - 2 bottles, one of which from United Kingdom
Two old Coca cola bottles from Europe, one of which from the United Kingdom, for sale. Glasses are both in good condition.






Bidding starts at S$10
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Europe - 3 bottles, one from Spain and one from Germany
Three old Coca cola bottles from Europe for sale. One from the Spain, one from Germany and the other not sure. Glass are all in good condition, but the paper label from the unknown European bottle has a little dogear on one corner.








Bidding starts at S$12
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Field of Dreams - your last chance to watch football at the National Stadium

This is the last event in National Stadium before they really close it for good (or bad?), the last chance to see those uncles from the Singapore and Malaysia teams play against each other in this old stadium. Heard that they'll try to recreate the good old days with runners hawking curry puffs, crackers and drinks. Erm... but of course don't expect 'good old days' price. There is also some fireworks display for the closing ceremony, so bring your tripod.

After this day, the National Stadium will have its root dug up, so it'll be easier to find the lost time capsule then...

The date: 30th June 2007
Matches time: Singapore vs Malaysia at 5pm, Singapore vs Australia at 7:30pm
Price: Advanced booking at S%15 for Standard and S$40 for Premium. If you buy on the match day, it is S$20.

The Premium ticket comes with a free gift pack including S$12 of F&B vouchers, a S$15 ticket to the 'Lights Out' party, an exclusive prize draw to win a Nokia N-Series phone, and more stuffs, whether useful or useless.

AS for the "Lights Out - The National Stadium Closing Party" right after the closing ceremony at the National Stadium, it is S$15 per ticket (S$10 if you are watching the earlier matches), and you've got those people from Zouk in charge of the music. It is said that each ticket comes with a free drink. But I'm not expecting Zouk to bring their bartenders to the stadium, so I don't think it'll be a Tequilla pop...

You can book tickets from Sistic online.

NDP rehearsals road blocking performances at Esplanade

When I was collecting my tickets at the SISTIC counter, the staff warned me of road closures that will affect the roads to Esplanade because of NDP rehearsals... for the whole of July! OMG!

Great... and I have to watch JUMP on the 30th June and the Dim Sum Dollies on the 7th July, both presenting at Esplanade! Faint~ I went online to check what are the affected roads, and to my horror, found that:

• Can totally forget about Republic Boulevard


• Temasek Avenue and Raffles Avenue will only have one lane opened each, which is as good as none, since they are expected to be super duper jammed


• Esplanade Drive will be opened in the evening, but what is the point when all roads that lead to it are affected?


• Even 2 carriageways of ECP are closed!

Which means that in order to counter these road blocks, I have to go to the Marina Bay area super early and park the car at a nearby carpark. And the disadvantages are... Must risk getting lured into buying things because of the time spent shopping there since there is nothing else better to do. Must be mentally prepared for the super duper expensive car park fees... omg...

Sigh... what the heck... take MRT there lah!

More info on the road closure can be found here

S$480 to watch NDP 2007 Live!

No... this is not the price of a pair of NDP 2007 tickets.

This is the room price of the National Day Package from Swissotel The Stamford. With the NDP 2007 showing at the Marina Bay, this hotel is one of the best location that you could bet on if you didn't manage to get the free tickets. Err... ok... maybe you'll need a binoculars as well. But at least the fireworks will be spectacular.

This National Day Package on 9 August 2007 will cost you S$480++ per room per night for either Deluxe or Harbour View Room. Yes... of course the ++ means including the new 7% GST charge and 10% service charge.

And the privileges you'll enjoy are:

• Daily buffet breakfast for two at Café Swiss or KopiTiam


• Afternoon tea for two at Lobby Court


• Welcome fruits in room


• Complimentary late check-out till 4pm (subject to availability)

Oh... and this special price is only applicable to Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents only.

Singapore Scenes ... Somewhere in NTU (guess where?)

蓝蓝的天空，再加上充满绿意的草地，似乎可以看见一匹马跑下来了！


再美丽的倒影，也会被肮脏的玻璃破坏...


咦？ 小黄花啊，早晨的太阳还没把你身上的露水带走吗？


古人要学“水上漂”学上十多年才可以到对岸去，我们只需要十多天来把路铺过去。

Singapore Scenes ... National Stadium

在后边继续往前走的当儿，这边要开始向后退下了...


滴答滴答... 真的已经到了非得被拆毁的时候了吗？


长长的木板围绕着体育馆一圈一圈地，也绕了好多年了...


虽然只是简陋的两条木板，却是多少人的回忆啊！


当初的热闹喧哗，现在的人去楼空...


有多少热情，多少感动，曾经在这些位子经过？


在过去又有谁会去留意国家体育馆的走廊是什么样子的呢？


小苗啊~ 你也太过生不逢时了吧！这里没有让你成长的空间啊！

[CW Video] The NKF Affairs Part 3 - the End?

They may all be declared bankrupt. But what does bankrupcy mean to them? Is it really the end for them? This is Part 3 of the NKF Affairs and the end. Isn't it?