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| 24th August 2009 leila | - From: Architecture of the Magical Midwest ok.merci |
| 16th June 2007 JasonKessler | Good advice - From: The World's Tallest Keep off the Grass Sign That place seems cool... it's always good to have a rooftop bar. I'll have to remember it the next time I'm in KL. |
| 15th June 2007 nemo from asiayak.com | Kuala Lumpur Backpackers - From: The World's Tallest Keep off the Grass Sign Nice write on your experiences in Kuala Lumpur. There are backpackers joints in Kuala Lumpur. It's just that it takes a little bit more effort to discover them. http://www.backpackerskl.com/ |
| 4th June 2007 JasonKessler | Re: Thom, wow! - From: New, Old, and Ancient Haha... I appreciate your flattery. It's great reading your comments! Surprisingly, our driver spoke excellent English and was able to give us a bit of background on each of the sites. I was a little too awestruck to absorb much of it. As a matter of fact, just about everyone I met in Cambodia spoke English decently (the same couldn't be said for Thailand.) The phramacist actually didn't quote me a price on the whole bottle. Given the condition of the pharmacy, I suspect it might have had to go a long way. |
| 4th June 2007 John Turner | Thom, wow! - From: New, Old, and Ancient The great narrative continues. The snapshots of Thom (and also Banyon) were just amazing. I can imagine wandering around there for days if there was an English speaking guide to explain why it was all so complex. [And, as an afterthought, I presume your mother has also ordered you to go back to the pharmacy and buy the whole damn bottle of Tylenol!] |