I would go to, America… not cause i like it there, is because i’ve never been there in my life hehehehhe….
The second place i would go is Tokyo Japan and Hongkong… I think that those place are very exotic and good place to shop.

I guess this issue will never go away since it’s one of the biggest money making industry in the black market. Countries who legalized prostitution, i believe they’re trying to controll these industry so that they can track every single movement in this area, i’m not saying that i approve to this industry but it’s really one issue i think will never go away, at least not for another 100 years when there’re still 3rd world countries in this world.

One of which is that huge trade in fake NIKE and other brands’ product drives the whole blackmarket industry, and not just in these category. There are lots more products such as pirated dvds’, bags, t-shirt and so on. One article i found that is so interesting was that the German customs seized 1 million pairs of FAKE SNEAKERS in november 2006. These counterfeits items sometimes are made in by legitimate manufacturer of the brand it self. Legitimate companies gets all the negative effects from the black market act of counterfeits, one company in Malaysia i believe have declare bankruptcy in 2000-01 because of blackmarket CDs’ and DVDs’ that are making lost of money from the companys’ product.

So i think that we should start by saying no to counterfeits product!! For me it is a big TABOO to wear a fake sneakers!!

i actually used to rely on Wikipedia for information about stuffs that i don’t understands or never even heard about it, but a couple of month ago i read this article about how this guy pretends to be a university professor  and post information stuffs on Wikipedia as an expert!! but they found out that this proffesor is actually a university student that pretends to be the proffeso, and the most surprising stuff i, all the post he posted on Wikipedia he got it from those book such as internet for dummies etc.

Now we get what’s fun about a toy robot that turns into a tank or a jet fighter, but are still sort of confused about why a kid would want to play with a plastic Nike Free… Unless of course they’re playing the classic playground game ‘Look, I’m Holding a Shoe’. Anyway, these toys retail around $75 aud which i reckon is average considering they’re limited editions..

I remember attending the seminar with konrad from visual jazz, i think what they are trying to do recently is to actually put a realtime advertisement while you’re playing games online… For example the game Grandturismo has advertising billboards in the actual game without even being connected to the internet, but once you’ve connected to the net the advertisement will actually turn to real time advertising just like those ads you see on TV or when you’re actually browsing the net.. so traditional advertising space have to watch out for this!!!

Whatever happened to wearing your shoes until they had holes in them? I haven’t done that in awhile…hopefully this pair will soon. Off to see Spiderman III…sweeeeeeeeeeeeeet. Hope everyone has a great weekend!