Thursday, April 17, 2008
PSP Slim & Lite: Ice Silver
Moo Ice Cream Sandwiches
It's individaully wrapped so it's easy if you just one to eat a piece. It doesn't stick to each other and make a gooey mess. The packaging is great but be carefull in opening it because it suddenly rips apart if you apply too much pressure. The cookie sandwich itself is small, bite size small. Two big bites, or if you have a big mouth one bite will be enough to make it disappear. So one piece couldn't really hit the spot. Maybe, two or three would do it. But for kids, I guess one should do fine.
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Ben & Jerry's: Neapolitan Dynamite
Magnolia Ice Cream: Cool Bubblegum
Cd-r King Laptop Cooler
It's powered through the usb port and I think it could handle notebook sizes from 12" up. Been using it for a good two months and it's still working. Hope this one lasts longer than the last one.
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Zebra Z5-A Arrow Tip Pen
I always like tinkering with my Hermes/JasJam. The only problem is I always had a hard time using the diminutive stylus. It was like holding a toothpick. I also can't lay it down anywhere because I might misplace it. That will be a bother because it will leave the silo open, doing a soft reset will be a problem, and the unit will feel incomplete.
So I researched a little on what I could use as a stylus. I wanted something like a regular pen, still useful, light, and inexpensive (just in case I misplaced it, it won't be a pain) With the help of people at http://www.airfagev.com/ forums, they suggested a Zebra stylus pen.
I found one at National Bookstore for, are you ready for it? A measly P65.00!! It's a 0.05mm black ink sign pen. On it's tip is what it calls an arrow tip which could be used on a PDA/PDA phone. Now it's easier to fiddle with my phone with this pen.
Big Apple Pizza
A few weeks back, my wife, son, and my wife's friend had a craving for pizza. Since none of us have tried Big Apple, we trotted to President's Ave at BF ParaƱaque where the nearest branch to us is located.
They have a big sign outside their shop that they serve 20" pizzas. So as soon as we got to there we obviously got a 20-incher. Half of it was all-meat and half of it, but of course my fave ny classic style. We oredered a couple of red iced teas' and went to seat ourselves.
The food arrived and it sure was a 20" pizza cos' it was huge! It was cut by eight. So the two flavors were divided by four.
I took the first slice and it was kind of hard to hold with one hand. One, because it was huge, and two because it had a really thin crust/base. The taste was quite good. Didin't quite like it because I think they rolled the base to be thin to get the 20" but I felt it fell short of what I expected. I sort of thought it would be like Yellow Cab or even Brooklyn Pizza.
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