A Russian made pheromone manufactured by the Morgan Lab, Russia, “Phero-X” which comes in 5ml dropper bottle probably the first one to enter Malaysian on-line market today. I just received the ad in my email inbox. Anyway, the Alpha-androstenone based pheromone has not been advertised on the media yet. I wonder how Malaysians will react on this new technology!
Speaking about shipping orders to Malaysia, I’m waiting for my GPS Satellite Receiver device from UK to arrive…since they use International Mail which may not be so reliable, I’m having sleepless nights!
Ha!ha! The earth has no “end” actually! (Thanks to Columbus who dared to fail…otherwise we would not dare to sail more than 3 nautical miles from the shore, believing that the earth is flat and you will fall into a dark pit!! )
It is normal to be impatient…actually it adds to the excitement! You won’t believe me if I tell you how long I waited for my pheromones to arrive!
Hey Wanda, It’s well worth the wait. I placed my second order 2 weeks ago myself, and while I am still waiting on it to arrive, I am already waiting for Jasmin to start answering the phone so I can get a third order in
Yeah! GPS is a great technology! The British Royal Mail took only 4 days to send the device to me in Malaysia. That was including Sunday. I use GPS for road navigation, search POIs, browse maps, etc. The good news is, you can also track people including your wife to find out where she usually goes or who she meets secretly! Too bad that I don’t have a wife to track!
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shah..
can u forward me the website u purchase the GPS..
i think i need it to track my parcel..
where o where is my damn parcel…
my interview’s is coming up and i’m in a desperate situation…p
anyway…seriously..
the GPS..i think it a good idea to have..is it soooooo expensive..??
Hi! I’m so sorry to hear that you still haven’t received your pheromones yet. Hope it will arrive soon.
Yeah! The GPS really solved many of my problems…people say that it is easier to drive and find your way around in New York than in Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya where some of the road names are missing and the road numbers are not placed in sequence! I use a satellite GPS receiver which connects via Bluetooth with my cellphone and use a Navtec world map and a Swedish navigation software. But this will be a hassle for you due to the technical specifications/requirements that you have to understand before you can intergrate it with each other, unless you use the built in GPS cellphones like the Nokia N95 model.
The best way is to use the Garmin Nuvi Navigation device like in the picture which cost from USD 365.00 onwards.