im impressed!

u joking or wad?
if not,i come..nvr enter one wor 

obviously thats a joke . i have a treehouse to if astro attached and wifi ftw 

we both live on treehouse yo
wanna go KL for shopping next month? 

ok . urs treehouse is semidetached or different one . 

its a terrace tree house

But i heard while they may be more friendlier, but theyre deadlier...

Many of them I know have pedang samurai in their high-lux and ford frontiers,
they also like to use air mayat to make people sick, and dont even start on orang sungai who like to make xxxx grow on the forehead...

This i think only exist in Sibu, where triads and big mobs exist but other parts are safe. You can youtube and see katana wielding men fighting.

kuching oso hv,da nama gangster takkan la guna parang oni? 

Despite better public transportation, number of places to go to and plenty of things to do in KL, I can't help but feel completely stressed out by the noisy environment (LOL Rempit), pollution, and sheer rudeness of certain people in KL.

Back in Sabah, people never questioned what race or religion I am. Everyone hangs around as long as you're cool with them and they're cool with you back. When I first arrived in KL on July 2008, my first response was:

WTF DUDE?

I'm annoyed of being asked this particular question for the 9000th time over:

1. Are you Muslim?
2. If you're Muslim, why do you look Chinese?
3. Isn't Sabah a part of Philippines?
4. How come you don't eat pork? (newest question added. FFFFUUUU-)

Other annoyances:
1. Indians think I'm from Brunei. Always get mixed up between Brunei and Sabah.

2. The frequent confusion (common with older generation) that Sabah is a separate part of Malaysia. Sample from a question asked by a taxi driver: "Kenapa Sabah ada lain dari Malaysia? Kami ini di Malaysia..." *facefeet.bmp*

3. The Sabahan accent when talking in Malay is often looked down upon and mocked, because to them, it sounded too 'Indonesian'. I'm forced to use English 9/10 of the time because apparently to most people here, I sounded somewhat Australian, and all of a sudden, their Malaysian Hospitality kicks in.

4. I avoid attending Friday prayers in KL due to a bad experience: being called 'kafir', simply because I do not appear 'Muslim enough' in the eyes of West Peninsulans. For some weird reason, an old pakcik single me out of a crowd of worshippers and started asking me really offensive questions, one of it includes "apa orang kafir macam kau buat dalam masjid ni hah?". This is not uncommon though; another friend had the same experience in Perlis.

5. Of course, as stated above and earlier, people questioning my race and religion really bugs me. Does it even matter as much as life and death in KL? Sheesh...

PS: one thing that I do praise the people in KL is that they never asked me whether Sabahans still live on trees or not. Based on experiences told by friends, people from Kelantan, Terengganu and Negeri Sembilan tend to be notorious for asking that sort of question.

Its true, last Jan i go back at hometown @ keningau.... after 8pm all shop close even my friend cc close at 12pm = (

Wow SDK no McD? Ok, you win. Whatcha gonna do with a longer runway? Got A380 coming in from London?
Scared then dun fly 320. If I'm not wrong, even KK runway isn't 12k feet long.
It's not that. They just brake like crazy to make the taxiway to the Terminal 2 Apron. Lazy to backtrack.

Having lived in KCH, MYY, BKI, PEN and KUL, I reckon those places quite ok. Hardly "mundur".
Kuching a bit boring, cause you need a car and a local to get around.
MYY zzzzzzzzzzz, end up becoming drinker (coffee shop drinker, not clubbing) or gamer.
KK happening, except dirty, PTi and whole life no current. I mean WTF, every week no current. I wish the gomen would fix things like this instead of throwing money away to F1.
PEN: i like penang. Just nice. Got jam, but not like KL. Got Queensbay, which feels like MidValley. Makan is da best in M'sia.
KL is KL la. You can get everything you want as long as you got money. Only that the jam sucks and you get used to the haze. And its true, cost of living in KK is about the same as KL.

All in all, I reckon all these places (and other even less developed areas) have potential to be great places to live in. But where did all the money go to?

morning guys

i just wake up
want to go repair my tree house, almost raya already
later people come for raya cannot climb to my house yo

I dont follow much of the scene but ive only heard about sibu, even the police are afraid, the mob boss is so big that when he died people from hong kong, western parts all came to give their last respect. Another big gangster are the logging/logistics/infrastucture people such as  peck king, i read an article about how he manipulated the bakun agreement, the reason why it is still ongoing for almost 3 decades and if its breached the government had to pay him for half a billion.

You guys should go to Keningau you just need to walk for 30min to cover the whole town .   lulz Sandakan And Tawau should be happy with your current state. You guys even have beach.

You guys should go to Keningau you just need to walk for 30min to cover the whole town .   lulz Sandakan And Tawau should be happy with your current state. You guys even have beach.

I dont follow much of the scene but ive only heard about sibu, even the police are afraid, the mob boss is so big that when he died people from hong kong, western parts all came to give their last respect. Another big gangster are the logging/logistics/infrastucture people such as  peck king, i read an article about how he manipulated the bakun agreement, the reason why it is still ongoing for almost 3 decades and if its breached the government had to pay him for half a billion.

So what is it with lahad datu and the power plant? Whats the status and why are the people protesting?

Sandakan, Tawau and Lahad Datu are all growing.