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Monthly Archives: February 2010
Tanjong Pagar->KL Sentral
I’m killing a bit of time in the Kuala Lumpur train station, waiting for the ticket office to open so I can pay for my seat to Ipoh. There’s a TV in the corner running political coverage, and the Malaysian … Continue reading
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Product endorsement
I just ran through the online Ikea mattress recommender. It offered many helpful suggestions but did not recommend that I purchase the item that I’ve been sleeping on for the last month, the Solsta sofa bed. That’s probably because the … Continue reading
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Unrelated food photos
I was excited at the prospect of assembly-line-style Peking duck for one. It was really terrible, though. “Cereal Prawns” As far as I can tell these are made much the same way as granola. Lots of oats and lots of … Continue reading
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Boom Blox
Never before have I seen architecture that was so obviously designed by a 4-year-old.
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Bathroom stall door at a LAN-gaming center Side-by-side dueling cream-puff franchisees. There’s a third cream-puff outlet (‘Polar’) about 50 feet away.
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Scope
Here’s a very shaky long pan of the Albert hawker center where I ate dinner tonight. It’s mostly blurry and useless but may give some idea of the weird enormity of the snack shacks I’ve been frequenting. I was holding … Continue reading
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The Full Jerry
Today has been a bit annoying. My modest goal for the day was to get my clothes washed. This is always a challenge — usually I haul a giant laundry bag on the metro (attracting the ever watchful eye of … Continue reading
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Traffic
It’s hard to convey in a photo just how crowded the shipping lane over to my right is. Some of the time it really looks quite a bit like a freeway. (Click the photo to expand.) After pointing out and … Continue reading
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