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wujou_mao Joined: 28 Feb 2004 Total posts: 429 Location: Peterborough UK Age: 36 Gender: Male |
 Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 5:04 am Post subject: Post Rating: 0 |
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| sahansah wrote: | Silkworms hmmmm sounds tasty  |
i've eaten alot worse or something alot differant
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Yeah no alcohol or pork also meat which hasn't been cut islamically so if I do go to Asia its gonna be vegetarian and sea food  - Although I hear China has a significant muslim population so hopefully check that out. |
by that do you mean a pray has to be said when its cut up etc? Malaysia, bottom of Thailand and some areas of Thailand have Muslim area. the larget of which is the borders surrounding Malaysia. Yes, China has a small area of Muslims, as does Singapore. but its very westernised.
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I wanna go Japan one day it would be cool to check the place out, Korea seems like a good place too also Singapore he-he heard its like the cleanest city in the world and they have harsh littering fines? ~ I wann go there and drop litter - I'm so the anarchist  |
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juppieJoined: 06 Jan 2008 Total posts: 16 Location: Le-Ciel, 1F,No.9 IS-Building, 1-13-6, Ebisu, Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan 150-0013 Age: 22 Gender: Female |
| Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 9:06 am Post subject: Post Rating: 0 |
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| sahansah wrote: |
I wanna go Japan one day it would be cool to check the place out, Korea seems like a good place too also Singapore he-he heard its like the cleanest city in the world and they have harsh littering fines? ~ I wann go there and drop litter - I'm so the anarchist |
There are some restaurants serving halal-food(or was it non-halal, i always mix them up = food suitable for the muslims) in tokyo ^^) and of course, a lot in Malaysia
I used to go to Singapore a lot, it's 4hrs drive from Malaysia, very clean country ^^), i did litter once, but it was at 2am, only once though hehe i dare not do it again or i might need to remand in singapore to do community service..
oh n jay-walking isnt allowed...I got stopped by a police offcer once for jay walking (/_\)
| freezspirit wrote: | | Slightly a bit off topic, does anyone know where you can buy easy to use chopsticks for beginners |
i saw this type in some chinese shops(in sunderland)
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icepeanutJoined: 02 Jul 2007 Total posts: 9 Location: London Gender: Female |
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sahansahJoined: 12 Sep 2007 Total posts: 716 Location: U.K. Gender: Male |
| Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 9:40 am Post subject: Post Rating: 0 |
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| wujou_mao wrote: |
i've eaten alot worse or something alot differant |
What is the worse you have eaten? Was there anything you've eaten which at first you thought I can't eat this but ended up liking it?
| wujou_mao wrote: |
by that do you mean a pray has to be said when its cut up etc? Malaysia, bottom of Thailand and some areas of Thailand have Muslim area. the larget of which is the borders surrounding Malaysia. Yes, China has a small area of Muslims, as does Singapore. but its very westernised.
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Yeah a prayer has to be said. I wouldn't have thought Thailand to have a muslim population but now that you mention it it does border Malaysia.
| juppie wrote: | There are some restaurants serving halal-food(or was it non-halal, i always mix them up = food suitable for the muslims) in tokyo ^^) and of course, a lot in Malaysia
I used to go to Singapore a lot, it's 4hrs drive from Malaysia, very clean country ^^), i did litter once, but it was at 2am, only once though hehe i dare not do it again or i might need to remand in singapore to do community service..
oh n jay-walking isnt allowed...I got stopped by a police offcer once for jay walking (/_\)
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Halal food is food suitable for Muslims and non-halal or haram food is not suitable for muslims.
Oh so there are places in Toyko to eat halal food? Would that be Japanese food or non-japanese food? Wouldn't have thought they would be any halal places in Japan. Thanks for the info 
lol you rock  Littering! Beat me to it he-he. What did the policeman say when he caught you for Jay-walking? Did you just get a warning? Jaywalking I can't understand why they have such a law in countries seriously I can't see why it would be illegal to cross the road. Glad its not like that in Britain 
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wujou_maoJoined: 28 Feb 2004 Total posts: 429 Location: Peterborough UK Age: 36 Gender: Male |
| Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 6:06 pm Post subject: Post Rating: 0 |
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| sahansah wrote: | | lol you rock Littering! Beat me to it he-he. What did the policeman say when he caught you for Jay-walking? Did you just get a warning? Jaywalking I can't understand why they have such a law in countries seriously I can't see why it would be illegal to cross the road. Glad its not like that in Britain |
you shouldn't litter. its just pure downright lazy not taking away your rubbish. be proud of your country, not a litter bug. i have seen some terrible sights in Laos and Vietnam where everything is chucked out of the windows of cars and buses, trains. its not cleaver. its lack of consideration for the envoirment
there was a law in Singapore that stopped the sale of chewing gum cos the mess it left the pavning stones. think the ban has lifted but with smoking you won't find any butts on the floor and if you did, you'll be in the nick for a day
have you tried to cross the road in Malaysia? or jay walking as you call it. the cars WILL NOT stop. never, not even if the traffic is going at a gentle 5 MPH. they wont stop and you'll end up under the cars. my friend and i were in Johor Bahru and i walked half a KM to the bridge to cross the road and Shane nearly died cos the traffic wouldnt stop, even though there was a truck overtaking another car with another large vehicle coming the other way. he basically said STOP, put his hands out and hoped to god they slowed down while he legged it across the road. after that he used the footbridges  , no matter how far away they were
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sahansahJoined: 12 Sep 2007 Total posts: 716 Location: U.K. Gender: Male |
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yeoflittlefaithJoined: 13 Jan 2008 Total posts: 5 Location: UK Gender: Female |
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wujou_maoJoined: 28 Feb 2004 Total posts: 429 Location: Peterborough UK Age: 36 Gender: Male |
| Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 6:43 pm Post subject: Post Rating: 0 |
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| sahansah wrote: |
LOL - That seems pretty scary  ~ I'm like that now I won't run across the road at all and wait for the green man even if there are no cars coming. |
hell,  i'm not that bad, YET. but give it time. i have tried to use what i have leanrt overseas, but it depends of the country and traffic rules. prioity on pelican crossings when there is no one around still bugs me and i just wave my hand to let them pass while i cross, at a very large angle
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juppieJoined: 06 Jan 2008 Total posts: 16 Location: Le-Ciel, 1F,No.9 IS-Building, 1-13-6, Ebisu, Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan 150-0013 Age: 22 Gender: Female |
| Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 1:59 pm Post subject: Post Rating: 0 |
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| wujou_mao wrote: |
there was a law in Singapore that stopped the sale of chewing gum cos the mess it left the pavning stones. think the ban has lifted but with smoking you won't find any butts on the floor and if you did, you'll be in the nick for a day
have you tried to cross the road in Malaysia? or jay walking as you call it. the cars WILL NOT stop. never, not even if the traffic is going at a gentle 5 MPH. they wont stop and you'll end up under the cars. my friend and i were in Johor Bahru and i walked half a KM to the bridge to cross the road and Shane nearly died cos the traffic wouldnt stop, even though there was a truck overtaking another car with another large vehicle coming the other way. he basically said STOP, put his hands out and hoped to god they slowed down while he legged it across the road. after that he used the footbridges , no matter how far away they were |
stricit laws can be good sometimes, right ^^) they are allowed to buy chewing gums now, the dental ones, i usually bring boxes of chewing gums for my niichan(brother) when i visit him in singapore.
johor bahru is a crazy place + high crime rate too O.o, i never liked it there . Selangor-KL is much better in my opinion, I stayed in KL-Sel for more than 10years now, shopping and food is good but sometimes ppl are cruel (-_-;; especially taxi drivers  they like to bully non-locals
hehe i never liked using subways or bridges when I was in KL, it's always too FAR!! i usually just cross the road
hi yeoflittlefaith! ^^) nice to meet you
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wujou_maoJoined: 28 Feb 2004 Total posts: 429 Location: Peterborough UK Age: 36 Gender: Male |
| Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 8:25 pm Post subject: Post Rating: 0 |
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| juppie wrote: | stricit laws can be good sometimes, right ^^) they are allowed to buy chewing gums now, the dental ones, i usually bring boxes of chewing gums for my niichan(brother) when i visit him in singapore.
johor bahru is a crazy place + high crime rate too O.o, i never liked it there . Selangor-KL is much better in my opinion, I stayed in KL-Sel for more than 10years now, shopping and food is good but sometimes ppl are cruel (-_-;; especially taxi drivers they like to bully non-locals
hehe i never liked using subways or bridges when I was in KL, it's always too FAR!! i usually just cross the road |
i'm not to keen on JB either. but we both crossed from Sng into JB to meet up with a chinese friend i last met on Palau Tioman. then left JB to travel to Sawarak to meet another friend who is Iban.
i went to K Selengor for 2 days to see the fireflies. it was good to get off the beater track.
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juppieJoined: 06 Jan 2008 Total posts: 16 Location: Le-Ciel, 1F,No.9 IS-Building, 1-13-6, Ebisu, Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan 150-0013 Age: 22 Gender: Female |
| Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 11:41 pm Post subject: Post Rating: 0 |
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| wujou_mao wrote: |
i'm not to keen on JB either. but we both crossed from Sng into JB to meet up with a chinese friend i last met on Palau Tioman. then left JB to travel to Sawarak to meet another friend who is Iban.
i went to K Selengor for 2 days to see the fireflies. it was good to get off the beater track. |
I never got much chance to travel in Malaysia （／_＼） , I heard a lot about the fireflies viewing in K. Sel, was it good? I used to see them a lot, especially in Toyama during summer, but I don't see them at all now O_o extinction(?)
wujou_mao-san u travel a lot, i envy you. （*´▽｀*） I always wanted to see Borneo, heard a lot of good stories about Rainforest World Music Festival held annually in Sarawak.
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wujou_maoJoined: 28 Feb 2004 Total posts: 429 Location: Peterborough UK Age: 36 Gender: Male |
| Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 4:47 pm Post subject: Post Rating: 0 |
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| juppie wrote: | I never got much chance to travel in Malaysia （／_＼） , I heard a lot about the fireflies viewing in K. Sel, was it good? I used to see them a lot, especially in Toyama during summer, but I don't see them at all now O_o extinction(?)
wujou_mao-san u travel a lot, i envy you. （*´▽｀*） I always wanted to see Borneo, heard a lot of good stories about Rainforest World Music Festival held annually in Sarawak. |
well thanks alot juppie. you also may be insterested to have a look at some of my pictures which i have uploaded in the travel section
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sahansahJoined: 12 Sep 2007 Total posts: 716 Location: U.K. Gender: Male |
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wujou_maoJoined: 28 Feb 2004 Total posts: 429 Location: Peterborough UK Age: 36 Gender: Male |
| Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 7:32 am Post subject: Post Rating: 0 |
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| sahansah wrote: | | They are showing the acclaimed Studio Ghibli's Spirited Away today (26th Jan) at 8pm on BBC4 if anyones interested. It is a must watch Anime film |
i would have to disagree with that one. princess mononoke is miles better. BBC4 could of least shown something differant as well as knewer, like Paprika
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I wasn't being serious when I said littering is cool (Its super cool