Whistle as Security Device

For security measure, people use pocket knives, carry on blunt objects, pepper spray and etc. 

I got whistles attached to my kids backpack. They use their backpack to carry their ipad, water bottle, sunglasses, drawing material and etc. They take the bag every time they go out. They have been taught to use the whistle when needed.   

My son's bag

My son's whistle (bought in Explorer Outfitter, DaMen Mall for RM25 but it is a little cheaper in ACE Hardware, my daughter's (Fox 40 Striker, sports stainless steel whistle, bought in Sabah for RM35) and finally mine, antique Bronze Whistle

Cochlans Camping Whistle, Has a compass, magnifying glass and thermometer (on the reverse)

British Brass Police Whistle. Just like all the other whistles in this post, to get the desired sound, you need to give it a loud blow

Part of my ECD carry when I go out (* note - not all the tools I carry at all time. I rotate the tools I carry

Porsche

I use to own a Porsche. Somewhere along this blog, in the future I will share with all readers what happened. My dream now is to get another one. When I do, I consider myself a multiple Porsche owner. 😉

Ever since at a young age, I use to read the classifieds in News Straits Times papers to imagine buying one. Although, my heart was fascinated by Ferrari's but realistically, Porsche's were within reach. Yes, even at my secondary school days, I knew it was within reach. Even though neither me nor my dad could afford one (at that time).

Why Porsche's? Well,    

James Dean, the Original Rebel in a Porsche 550 Spider

Jerry Seinfeld’s 1959 Porsche 718 RSK

Mr. Terminator, Arnold Schwarzenegger in his Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet

The King of Cool, Steve McQueen in a 917 Gulf Racing Porsche 

The Only road legal Porsche 917 in the World, owned by Count Rossi 



Paul Newman