Komeng is fiercely proud of his Bugis heritage. Fearless warriors. Excellent seafarers. Outstanding adventurers. Oh how we wish he is one of those... He cannot swallow his pills and insists on pounding them. Even the dependable Poh-Chai got him chocked once! He is a terrible swimmer and a horrible navigator. But one thing that is commendable about our dear Komeng is that he is without a doubt, a man of peace and we should adopt his non-violence stance against aggression. Below are instances where we should try to avoid at all costs!
And for the final revelation about our boss...
So what are you waiting for? Grow a moustache!
Showing posts with label bmx. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bmx. Show all posts
Monday, January 12, 2009
Sunday, November 9, 2008
PUSH DON'T POLLUTE
Komeng was hanging out with Khai at the defunct 107 when Mr Johnson walked into the shop. While Khai was tending to Mr Johnson, he was also gesturing his finger towards Komeng while Komeng was busy digging away for the elusive pot of gold in his nose. "Ah...you must be the one in-charge then?". Komeng smiled and nodded, contemplating whether he should shake his hand with a piece of bogey still sticking at the tip of his fingernail!
To cut the chase, Loose Grooves got invited to perform a BMX demonstration at Kampung Ubi-Kembangan Community Centre for their Green & Bike 2008 campaign. Member of Parliment, Dr Ong Seh Hong was present as its Guest of Honour. It was organised by the People's Association to promote various aspect of cycling as part of their “Family Life Champion” programme. Their aim to encourage family bonding through sports, seems to be very well received going by the crowd turnout.
We were suddenly psyched up that sleepy drizzling morning by the presence of two Redbull hotties distributing their energy drinks all around. Well they gave both Shah and Shalihin wings indeed! Since this event was the first proper exposure for the company, we decided to set up booth to display the Skate Pass programme as well.
There was this one kid who refuses to accompany his mum to cycle, choosing instead to stay with us to learn how to skate. And within an hour, he was rolling all over! Big props to Bukit for the ad hoc lesson. Here are some of the pictures taken with our sugar filled bloodshot eyes on the viewfinder.
To cut the chase, Loose Grooves got invited to perform a BMX demonstration at Kampung Ubi-Kembangan Community Centre for their Green & Bike 2008 campaign. Member of Parliment, Dr Ong Seh Hong was present as its Guest of Honour. It was organised by the People's Association to promote various aspect of cycling as part of their “Family Life Champion” programme. Their aim to encourage family bonding through sports, seems to be very well received going by the crowd turnout.
We were suddenly psyched up that sleepy drizzling morning by the presence of two Redbull hotties distributing their energy drinks all around. Well they gave both Shah and Shalihin wings indeed! Since this event was the first proper exposure for the company, we decided to set up booth to display the Skate Pass programme as well.
There was this one kid who refuses to accompany his mum to cycle, choosing instead to stay with us to learn how to skate. And within an hour, he was rolling all over! Big props to Bukit for the ad hoc lesson. Here are some of the pictures taken with our sugar filled bloodshot eyes on the viewfinder.
Bukit giving his best Eazy-E pose.
Shalihin requesting some extra service from Khai. Oh God, that sounds so wrong.
Shalihin lining his jump.
Irfan sacrificing himself for Shah's leap of faith.
Sorry Eva, please dont sue us. This was really unexpected!
Too much sugar content may result in redefining what is norm.
Sunday, July 20, 2008
WELCOME
Hey good people! Thank you for clicking your way to our blogspot. This site is maintained by the most professional (okay i said it. now point that plastic forks away from my head guys!) motley crew of aging and tummy buldging sports enthusiasts.
Loose Grooves is proud to be the one and only company in Singapore that has its Skateboarding & BMX curriculum officially endorsed by the Singapore Sports Council (SSC). Our focus is to expose and educate the young about these two often scoffed at sports starting in schools.
Through this blog, we try to create an atmosphere as welcoming and friendly as possible and encourage every aspect of our business to be as enjoyable as it can. Then again we do not consider ourselves a business, because Loose Grooves is a lifestyle.
While hard-to-please Komeng is busy spankking our website designer for his amateurish work, this space will serve you the lastest updates of what the crew are up to next.
In the meantime, drop us a mail at enquiry@lgskateboards.sg for any questions that Google cannot answer.
Loose Grooves is proud to be the one and only company in Singapore that has its Skateboarding & BMX curriculum officially endorsed by the Singapore Sports Council (SSC). Our focus is to expose and educate the young about these two often scoffed at sports starting in schools.
Through this blog, we try to create an atmosphere as welcoming and friendly as possible and encourage every aspect of our business to be as enjoyable as it can. Then again we do not consider ourselves a business, because Loose Grooves is a lifestyle.
While hard-to-please Komeng is busy spankking our website designer for his amateurish work, this space will serve you the lastest updates of what the crew are up to next.
In the meantime, drop us a mail at enquiry@lgskateboards.sg for any questions that Google cannot answer.
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