Welcome to Malaysia

Looks like you're living it up! And making the rounds! I'm so jealous. Oh, not sure if you know about it, but theres this thing called Hospitality Club (www.hospitalityclub.org) its kinda like couch surfing. You can contact people all over the world and try to either stay with them at their home or just have them hang out with you in their city. Its really cool and I had an amazing guy stay with me from Malaysia last week. Check it out if youre interested--good way to get an 'in' for a city...

That place must have been like the movie "The Beach".... Sounds amazing. Those towers look soo cool. Pictures are awesome man.... great story.... Yeah we took cold showers camping but it wasn't that hot outside. no goody. I have a very funny story to tell you if you havn't heard already. ah yeah kid!

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I love how you only post once a month - I invent stories in my head about what the hell you're doing, then see what you post and compare. Invariably, the 2 stories are different because either you are not getting arrested or are just not including the jail time in your blog...Keep on rambling - i love the pics...

absolutely spot on about that comment (that where you met me - tee hee), completely jealous of you three (tan is looking good!), say hi to Al and Bryan (oh and say sorry on my behalf for missing him when he was in sydney), cherrio my ol' chaps, off to make some tea...

U are lucky to have food in Kelantan. Some Malaysians in Kuala Lumpur would pay a lot for Kelantanse food which are hard to find and difficult to prepare. The picture with the hawker selling those long sausages are actually fish sausages..very healthy. The common food you'd seen in KB would have been Nasi Kerabu(colorful rice with spiced chicken,fish and vegetables). The things in the skewer are called Yong Tau Fu, a Chinese dish but very popular in SEA, the hawker only boils them in oordinary hot water..not some mysterious liquid. Kelantanese food are mostly fish and chicken and the ingredients are usually of spices and lots of coconut. So nothing strange about Kelantanese food actually. I hope u'll try the dishes in other Malaysian states each state have their own local dishes .

What up dude? Awesome pics, love the blog. Still here in Perhentian paradise. The pictures of this place look almost better than the place does in real life. Hope to see you guys in a couple of days...tell Y what up yo...

Hey there. I love the pictures, true paradise. Take a monkey home for me, they are so cute. I always said I wanted to adopt a monkey instead of having kids.... You got dark. Tell Alan I love his farmer tan showering in the rain. Be safe. Oh and we are planning a lu-au that you're missing. We haven't had one in 3 years but we're back to planning them.

Looks like you're living it up! And making the rounds! I'm so jealous. Oh, not sure if you know about it, but theres this thing called Hospitality Club (www.hospitalityclub.org) its kinda like couch surfing. You can contact people all over the world and try to either stay with them at their home or just have them hang out with you in their city. Its really cool and I had an amazing guy stay with me from Malaysia last week. Check it out if youre interested--good way to get an 'in' for a city...

That place must have been like the movie "The Beach".... Sounds amazing. Those towers look soo cool. Pictures are awesome man.... great story.... Yeah we took cold showers camping but it wasn't that hot outside. no goody. I have a very funny story to tell you if you havn't heard already. ah yeah kid!

Malik click flick flick flick blik sik malik click

I love how you only post once a month - I invent stories in my head about what the hell you're doing, then see what you post and compare. Invariably, the 2 stories are different because either you are not getting arrested or are just not including the jail time in your blog...Keep on rambling - i love the pics...

absolutely spot on about that comment (that where you met me - tee hee), completely jealous of you three (tan is looking good!), say hi to Al and Bryan (oh and say sorry on my behalf for missing him when he was in sydney), cherrio my ol' chaps, off to make some tea...

U are lucky to have food in Kelantan. Some Malaysians in Kuala Lumpur would pay a lot for Kelantanse food which are hard to find and difficult to prepare. The picture with the hawker selling those long sausages are actually fish sausages..very healthy. The common food you'd seen in KB would have been Nasi Kerabu(colorful rice with spiced chicken,fish and vegetables). The things in the skewer are called Yong Tau Fu, a Chinese dish but very popular in SEA, the hawker only boils them in oordinary hot water..not some mysterious liquid. Kelantanese food are mostly fish and chicken and the ingredients are usually of spices and lots of coconut. So nothing strange about Kelantanese food actually. I hope u'll try the dishes in other Malaysian states each state have their own local dishes .

What up dude? Awesome pics, love the blog. Still here in Perhentian paradise. The pictures of this place look almost better than the place does in real life. Hope to see you guys in a couple of days...tell Y what up yo...

Hey there. I love the pictures, true paradise. Take a monkey home for me, they are so cute. I always said I wanted to adopt a monkey instead of having kids.... You got dark. Tell Alan I love his farmer tan showering in the rain. Be safe. Oh and we are planning a lu-au that you're missing. We haven't had one in 3 years but we're back to planning them.