I went to Kuala Lumpur too!!!
So kesian for people who needs to take public transport to work in KL, even for those who has cars or taxi rides to work, the journey from one place to the other were just SO long.
Aren’t time precious enough!!??
So kesian for people who needs to take public transport to work in KL, even for those who has cars or taxi rides to work, the journey from one place to the other were just SO long.
Aren’t time precious enough!!??Quite enjoy the bus/LRT ride!!
So what was my highlight of the trip?
Nar…not Pavilion or those yappie’s place (e.g. One U…etc). However, they've got gigantic lion head which I LIKE!
I actually quite like the shopping experience in Sungei Wang and especially Petaling Street. Maybe it’s just me, I’m not “high class” enough for those Richie wannabe places (*idiot for those who owns a RM5k bag but had to que up at the petrol station the night before the huge petrol hike) .
Anyway, I just think LV, Prada or those westernizes brand do not define what Malaysia is. Malaysia is more about bargaining or fiercely competitive “copies” of the real thing like pirated DVD, Softwares or “LV” key chains.I am not afraid to admit that I did buy a couple of the fake key chains for my aussie friends as souvenirs. Yet those dumb asses ang moh think they are real. *IDIOTS
I just feels like home when I were in Sungei Wang or Petaling Street.
Oh Oh!! Not forgeting the FOOD!
The FOOD were all great at KOPITIAM and Hawker Stall - I had the best food binge in Kopitiam and Hawker Stall in Petaling Street.
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Worst food still got to be those high end overpriced restaurant who serves sub-standard steaks in Malaysia.
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Quote of the day:
Me: “eh, ahbang, you got Matrix DVD kah!?”
DVD guy:
Me: “eh, ahbang, you got Matrix DVD kah!?”
DVD guy:
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"MATRIX is long out of the Pirated Market!!”
Just need some engine works, and some elbow greasing restoration, then I will get this collectable up and running again.
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