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Wii like to play

On Saturday we've been to Chris's house for a wireing party. He wanted to wire his surround sound system - Wireing American Style* !

So he and Chin prepared original malaysian food, what was very delicious.
The hole meeting started a little bit later because he had to by a Nintendo Wii.

So we were forced to test that baby!


Wireing American Style* = drill a hole for every cable through the wooden floor into the basement. Then think about where you want to place your speakers and drill there again. Now wire the cable and connect them through the Basement. Done

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“Wii like to play”