九百九十九朵玫瑰

Suddenly thought of this song. First heard it was when i was in primary school.

九佰九拾九朵玫瑰 (邰正宵)

往事如風　痴心只是難懂
借酒相送　送不走身影濛濛
燭光投影　映不出你顏容
仍只見你獨自照片中

夜風已冷　回想前塵如夢
心似冰凍　怎堪相識不相逢
難捨心痛　難捨情已如風
難捨你在我心中的放縱

我早已為你種下　九佰九拾九朵玫瑰
從分手的那一天　九佰九拾九朵玫瑰
花到凋謝人已憔悴
千盟萬誓已隨花事煙滅

Nine Hundred Ninety-Nine Roses (Samuel Tai)

The past is like the wind, infatuation is only hard to understand
Using wine to escape, but I can’t escape the mist by my side
The candlelight throws shadows, but it can’t show your face
Still, I only see you alone in that photo

The night wind is already cold, memories of the past seem like dreams
My heart seems frozen, how can I endure knowing you but not meeting you?
I can’t bear heartache, I can’t bear that love is already like the wind
I can’t bear that I’ve let you have your way with my heart

Long ago, I planted for you: nine hundred ninety-nine roses
From the day we broke up, nine hundred ninety-nine roses
When the flowers withered, I’m already emaciated
A hundred thousand oaths, already extinguished with the flowers

Diagnosing problems from tyre wear.

Your tyre wear pattern can tell you a lot about any problems you might be having with the wheel/tyre/suspension geometry setup. The first two signs to look for are over- and under-inflation. These are relatively easy to spot:

Here’s a generic fault-finding table for most types of tyre wear:

Problem	Cause
Shoulder Wear Both Shoulders wearing faster than the centre of the tread
	Under-inflation
	Repeated high-speed cornering
	Improper matching of rims and tyres
	Tyres haven’t been rotated recently
Centre Wear The centre of the tread is wearing faster than the shoulders
	Over-inflation
	Improper matching of rims and tyres
	Tyres haven’t been rotated recently
One-sided wear One side of the tyre wearing unusually fast
	Improper wheel alignment (especially camber)
	Tyres haven’t been rotated recently
Spot wear A part (or a few parts) of the circumference of the tread are wearing faster than other parts.
	Faulty suspension, rotating parts or brake parts
	Dynamic imbalance of tyre/rim assembly
	Excessive runout of tyre and rim assembly
	Sudden braking and rapid starting
	Under inflation
Diagonal wear A part (or a few parts) of the tread are wearing diagonally faster than other parts.
	Faulty suspension, rotating parts or brake parts
	Improper wheel alignment
	Dynamic imbalance of tyre/rim assembly
	Tyres haven’t been rotated recently
	Under inflation
Feather-edged wear The blocks or ribs of the tread are wearing in a feather-edge pattern
	Improper wheel alignment (faulty toe-in)
	Bent axle beam

Source : http://www.carbibles.com/tyre_bible_pg2.html