M: 🙂
U: hey
M: how r u?
U: i’m doing ok
U: and you
M: I’m ok too.
U: as normal perhaps?
M: I’m ok
M: what r u doing now?
U: wait
U: one minute
M: take your time
U: ok
U: talking with *
M: oh
M: http://www.coolder.com/iblog/?p=2849
U: so what are you doing
M: I’m surfing on eBay and USPS and hearing TV.
U: really getting into the ebay thing
U: doing market research
U: so tell me
U: what are the results of your research so far
M: I don’t sell out a lot on eBay but I find a bicycle that looks nice.
M: the link
U: cool bike
M: yeah
U: you going to buy it?
U: and ride
M: maybe
M: do I need to buy an inflator too?
U: yes…of course
M: oh, in China, I didn’t need that
U: you will to add air to the tires once in a while
U: why not
M: If the tires are broken, do I need to repair them myself?
U: not really
U: there should be a repair shop near by
M: The people who repair cars are willing to repair it?
U: no
U: usually a bicycle repair
M: oh, I see, but I never saw such a shop in Toronto. Maybe because I didn’t pay an attention for such things.
M: I should buy an inflator first.
U: check online
M: yeah
U: its called a tire pump
M: 😉
M: your English is much better than translate.google.com (y)
U: inflator is correct
U: but not common
U: tire pump
M: oh, i c. tks a lot