@whattheceej @cafe And with them being so fit, there’s always fire waiting for them to put out…

@ruk_n_rul “Spray me, abang!” 🥵

@Annoyed_Crabby They ARE the show!
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@ruk_n_rul There are apparently companies and volunteers who specialize in cleaning a house after deaths. I’ve a bit of a morbid curiousity so I know how messy dead bodies can be, lol. @cafe

@ubi
So I’d assume you were looking for dead animals in the forest?
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@ubi No worries, ghost story can wait @cafe

@jkn In Japan some people look for places where people died recently. @cafe

@anotherlemmyuser Yeah Gula Melaka and Gula Apong gives us wonderful drinks and desserts like cendol and three layer tea! The more adventurous can probably get some belacan or other shrimp-based products.
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@panda Can’t argue with that!
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@michelin What? Not even in Indonesia? I do love that we have seasonal Durian McFlurrys in our McDs here.
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@Annoyed_Crabby Haha I know about this because I once stumbled on one of the chocolate factories hidden in some housing area near Bukit Bintang, with lots and lots of tourist buses parked outside…
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@panda Milo is not even a local brand, though it’s hugely popular here. The whole chocolate thing appears to be targeted at tourists from the sinosphere, presumably with the help of successful marketing…
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@jkn Haha yeah and you’ll never see any locals there!
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@agasramirez
Yeah I heard! I’ve been to their original shop in Ipoh old town, which is still around. The chain itself… well, it’s a restaurant chain but I hope they are able to keep it up to standards :)
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@gombang And Malaysians will tell you that Milo tastes best when it’s served from a Milo truck/van. The Milo we make ourselves at home never tastes as good haha

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