This topic is lockedhang on.... wasn't it $12B last week?
Can't be bothered finding the post, but I estimated $20B the other week.
MAY the GT be with you...
Started by Morgan, Apr 30 2013 11:48 PM
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Posted 07 May 2013 - 01:05 PM
Can't be bothered finding the post, but I estimated $20B the other week.
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Posted 07 May 2013 - 01:12 PM
Where is Ash?
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Posted 07 May 2013 - 01:27 PM
Zac I was in Malaysia couple of years ago and loved the food. Pretty much ate Roti Canai 24/7. Hotel had it on their breakfast buffet which helped!
The trick to eating in Malaysia though is to eat where the locals eat - the dodgier the better. Otherwise you just get overpriced (in comparison) western food.
The trick to eating in Malaysia though is to eat where the locals eat - the dodgier the better. Otherwise you just get overpriced (in comparison) western food.
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Posted 07 May 2013 - 01:30 PM
I will agree with you there... I know some of the good Hawker centers to go to, so I'm pretty ok there... I can't wait for all the good stuff I can't get here... wonder what the wife is going to eat there though, she is a vegetarian and can't handle hot food... lol...Zac I was in Malaysia couple of years ago and loved the food. Pretty much ate Roti Canai 24/7. Hotel had it on their breakfast buffet which helped!
The trick to eating in Malaysia though is to eat where the locals eat - the dodgier the better. Otherwise you just get overpriced (in comparison) western food.
Haha... Roti Chanai... nice... with chicken curry? Lol! so you had that for breakfast?
Man there is a dish called "carrot cake"... but it is not a cake and does not contain carrots... lol... best breakfast ever... its tapioca flour cakes fried in soya sauce...
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Posted 07 May 2013 - 01:33 PM
Yeah they served it with dipping curry, absolute best breakfast. And some flat rice noodle which was fried. Didn't try the carrot cake.
I don't usually eat breakfast, but when i do...
I don't usually eat breakfast, but when i do...
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Posted 07 May 2013 - 01:42 PM
Sounds pretty similar to Indonesian food! hahaa actually damn well the same!
You could work on repairing both these things before you go there
she is a vegetarian and can't handle hot food... lol...
You could work on repairing both these things before you go there
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Posted 07 May 2013 - 01:44 PM
as Zac said Roti's & traditional Mee Goreng are delish. One of my favorites was a dish called Murtabak which is a pork mince omelette cooked inside a roti. They serve most things with a bowl of sambal & a bowl of soy sauce with chopped chilli marinating in it. Kway teow is great also & I think you would love it being a big chilli fan.Yeah fair enough
I would be keen to try some Malaysian food, what sort of things are top of the list in your opinion?
I have to agree with Zac. I'm still yet to find a decent Malaysian restaurant. It just doesn't compare here.
Reminds me of the Simpsons when Skinner was staring out his window going on about the soup they used to serve him in Nam when he was a POW.
Mother tried & tried to replicate the recipe but she just can't get the flavor right!!!!
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Posted 07 May 2013 - 01:50 PM
The trick to eating in Malaysia though is to eat where the locals eat - the dodgier the better.
So true and same for most countries I've been to.
@josh. yes very Indonesian influenced but different flavors. I love both.
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Posted 07 May 2013 - 01:56 PM
Many lols were to be had.I laughed something severe win GoT last night when they called Lorus a "sword swallower"
On the talk of Asia...
I quite liked Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur is quite clean and friendly and none of this begging shit. Penang wasn't too bad, but we mostly stayed in Georgetown, so guess I didn't experience quite the nastiness of it.
Thailand is pretty average, Bangkok is filthy. Nice place, but come dark, retreat to your hotel.
I like to think of it as borrowing someone's car and driving it better than them.
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Posted 07 May 2013 - 02:07 PM
Isn't the east coast of Malaysia where all the pirates are?I've been to Singapore several times. It's so much more westernised than Malaysia.
I hear the East coast of Malaysia is so much nicer & cleaner than the west.
It is a good place to see some'ed up shit. Like Thaipusam! Many lols to be had!
Those guys are mental!
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Posted 07 May 2013 - 02:12 PM
That right Josh and Josh, Very Indo, but small differences I guess... good luck if you can pick them... LOL!
WhiteJosh, you have good taste, Murtabak is sooo nice... I usually had the mince beef one... but so good... the place close to my work does it, and it does some quite close, but it is a very small piece, like a little less than the size of a piece of break, but they charge $9 for it I think... still, pretty good
Tim, sounds like you had good breakfasts... you can put on so much weight there quite easily...
JoshJosh, I don't know if there is a cure for vegetarianism, but I will see what I can do.. I think she will be having Rojak there a lot, which is a mixed mostly vege dish with chopped nuts and black soya sauce... will see if I can slip some chili in there and see how it goes...
WhiteJosh, you have good taste, Murtabak is sooo nice... I usually had the mince beef one... but so good... the place close to my work does it, and it does some quite close, but it is a very small piece, like a little less than the size of a piece of break, but they charge $9 for it I think... still, pretty good
Tim, sounds like you had good breakfasts... you can put on so much weight there quite easily...
JoshJosh, I don't know if there is a cure for vegetarianism, but I will see what I can do.. I think she will be having Rojak there a lot, which is a mixed mostly vege dish with chopped nuts and black soya sauce... will see if I can slip some chili in there and see how it goes...
Thanks Sam... tossing up between KL and Penang at the moment... going to check it out on Expedia.com... since its all inclusive, so no mucking around... but we'll see...Many lols were to be had.
On the talk of Asia...
I quite liked Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur is quite clean and friendly and none of this begging shit. Penang wasn't too bad, but we mostly stayed in Georgetown, so guess I didn't experience quite the nastiness of it.
Thailand is pretty average, Bangkok is filthy. Nice place, but come dark, retreat to your hotel.
I don't know... lets ask Morg... see where his friends hang out in Malaysia...Isn't the east coast of Malaysia where all the pirates are?
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Posted 07 May 2013 - 02:15 PM
Bought E-Tune Grill off Ichiben. First thing I have bought for my car in over a year.
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Posted 07 May 2013 - 02:17 PM
Ahhhh... nice nice... see I am tempted to get the B4 grille... coz I like the B4 badge on the grille, but not sure if I should... as I always say... got so many other things I have to do first... and this is further down the list, but feel bad if I let it go and am not able to find a decent one when the time does come...Bought E-Tune Grill off Ichiben. First thing I have bought for my car in over a year.
Decisions... I hate them...
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Posted 07 May 2013 - 02:17 PM
Hahaha yeah the Islamic Pirates that kidnap people hang around the bottom of Mindanao and the chain of islands to the south and the chain of islands to the south west heading to Malaysia.
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Posted 07 May 2013 - 02:20 PM
Bought E-Tune Grill off Ichiben. First thing I have bought for my car in over a year.
Are wagon and sedan grilles interchangeable? I know it's not a perfect fit on the gen2
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Posted 07 May 2013 - 02:22 PM
Ok... so maybe not friends of Morg...Hahaha yeah the Islamic Pirates that kidnap people hang around the bottom of Mindanao and the chain of islands to the south and the chain of islands to the south west heading to Malaysia.
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Posted 07 May 2013 - 02:22 PM
Pretty sure they are on Gen3. We'll find out anyway! My Grill has seen better days so its been on my mind for a while.
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Posted 07 May 2013 - 02:24 PM
Nice... my grille is fine.. I just want the B4 badge... lol..Pretty sure they are on Gen3. We'll find out anyway! My Grill has seen better days so its been on my mind for a while.
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Posted 07 May 2013 - 02:28 PM
Pretty sure they are on Gen3. We'll find out anyway! My Grill has seen better days so its been on my mind for a while.
Hope so! I might be interested in your old grill if you want to offload it, I want one to maybe hack up a bit and stick some different mesh in, see how it looks.
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Posted 07 May 2013 - 02:31 PM
I think Scotty still has a B4 Legacy 'L7' grill..Ahhhh... nice nice... see I am tempted to get the B4 grille... coz I like the B4 badge on the grille, but not sure if I should... as I always say... got so many other things I have to do first... and this is further down the list, but feel bad if I let it go and am not able to find a decent one when the time does come...
Decisions... I hate them...
EDIT: Ignore that. It's a Rev A-C grill
Liberty wagon/sedan seem interchangeable. Outback's not? I'm not 100% on this.Are wagon and sedan grilles interchangeable? I know it's not a perfect fit on the gen2
I like to think of it as borrowing someone's car and driving it better than them.
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