I'm not really looking for a place. More like having a look around. Then I found the location I mentioned and went wow.

hehe. I live in Shah Alam currently with unifi 20mbps. I download many files (shows, music, etc) daily which I probably continue to do in uni and make the big downloads when I go back to parent's home

But yeah I'm aware of the common slow internet in Malaysia especially in Semenyih which is middle of no where.

thanks guys. I will do some research on Yes4g and others before getting it. Digi also has a sweet deal compared to others with a decent coverage area in Semenyih.

PS: I hope there are some social events that UNMC students have with drinks involved. (good stress reliever) I remember when I asked one of UNMC officers about social events and she said "we have bowling." loool

This post has been edited by arsenal717: Aug 15 2011, 08:13 PM

Where you from dude. We can always get some duty-free liquor from Semenyih town and drink ourselves silly

This post has been edited by entryman: Aug 15 2011, 08:16 PM

make sure u join the clubbing event organised for freshies

This post has been edited by SGSuser: Aug 15 2011, 08:20 PM

OMG THERE ARE? <- Okay my expression isn't exactly like that.

I'm Turkish. duty-free? not bad.


I had lower expectations. I sensed the attitude in UNMC was mostly goody two shoes.

I can't survive without having at least 2 bottles of wines stocked in my cupboard (Yes, I'm aware of the halal rules in accommodation)

Speaking of halals... aren't you suppose to be refraining yourself from liqueur? I'm presuming vast majority of turkish are muslims >.<



Hey! PK said I could check in as soon as 1 of September, as contrary to the letter sent by admission office. =D Meet up soon so we could do some food-hunting session?

This post has been edited by manthew: Aug 15 2011, 08:58 PM

For those Muslims who drink, it's a matter of personal choice and their connection to God.
Drinking, enjoying life, but still being a god fearing and responsible caring person. This I respect!

O really? We'll see how it goes then coz I'll only be there around 12th, might be going back before returning again during Registration.

And btw I tried Broga Pan Mee and Restoran 52 (why isnt this place suggested as one of the good place to eat eh? )

You gotta try the tomyam noodles, turn left immediately after you pass by Restoran 52, it's a house on the left.

I like to add "qing tang" (plain soup) into the tomyam so it's not that sour/spicy, nice blend

This post has been edited by entryman: Aug 15 2011, 09:15 PM

Alright will take note on that, didnt get to taste much of the food around during last visit.

Well I don't believe in religion. Consider myself Agnostic for now. But just because of this, it doesn't mean I'm not a responsible caring person who is civilized and aware of moral values.
My parents have given me the free pass to experiment and see if I want to be associated with religion.

This is how the new generation of people are turning up to be in middle east nowadays despite of the Islamic laws especially with the likes of Iranians, Turkish, Lebanese, etc. Not everyone but majority of this young generation I'd say.

Are you Muslim or what?

This post has been edited by arsenal717: Aug 15 2011, 09:29 PM

Not a Muslim. Consider me similar to yourself, but more indulged into the beliefs of Buddhism/Taoism/Hinduism.

So do you eat pork? Or do you have something at the back of your mind reminding you that it's probably not such a good thing to do, though you know that it's allright. I had a non-practicing Muslim friend who was just like that haha.

Oh cool.

To be honest, I have had many non-muslim friends in Malaysia. Because of this, there have been times where I have had pork like in Korean bbq restaurants and such but it didn't bother me much because pork is forbidden to be eaten by Muslims because it is unclean but that was a true fact actually BUT from many centuries ago. In today's world however with the right technology and techniques to keep the meat clean, the pork is fine to be consumed by anyone.

But when I'm with Muslim friends or with my family, I try to respect their religion by refraining to eat or talk about pork.

for returning students when are u guys going back to uni?

Just wondering.. you're not, by any chance, Berk Ozturk.. are you?

no, who's that? lol

I'm mix btw. I would tell you who I am exactly but I rather not disclose everything about myself online

he was my classmate.. same as you.. turkish.. and doesn't care about religious obligations.. anywhere what course you're taking? xD

This post has been edited by manthew: Aug 15 2011, 10:43 PM

haha cool.

foundation in business. you?

economics haha