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At least we still have our twin towers standing
Replying to @twice_mixx
As an American we look at SEA as a land of mud villages and cheap hookers. Singapore is exempt.
I dream the day that:
KL will finally get our Circle Line
PJ will get our PJ-Selayang line
Penang will hv their Mutiara completed
Kuching will not just have ART but have another 1 LRT/MRT line
JB, KK, Seremban and Ipoh to boast their own urban transit line
But they’re just dreams after all.
“You send them so that we can hunt our own people down. Killing Titans had became an everyday routine for us”
It’s my birthday tomorrow so what better way to celebrate than to give a little something to honour the two women who raised me, my mum and grandma. ❤
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I don’t deny our issues with institutionalised racism but what incompetence of majority? Another variant of the “Malays are lazy, the Chinese saved Malaysia”?
This narrative needs to die. We don’t get to claim that only good things are because of minorities and all the bad are
Replying to @kirmizikarkars
LoL
まあ、それほどでもありません。例えばマレーシアでは、多数派の無能さから、少数民族は常に国民語、宗教、富の共有という名の下でいじめられ、抑圧されています。
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Sir Ian McKellen has made a statement on the tragic passing of Sir Patrick Stewart.
“He wore his heart on his sleeve, which made him a man to rely on, to admire and in my case, love.”
@DBKL2u Pls consider erecting a statue in commemoration of these wonderful ladies’ efforts around Merdeka stadium/station.
And if anyone ever decides to downplay the role of women in building our nation, show them this.
Women from minority communities literally built the physical foundation of Stadium Merdeka, where our forefathers declared independence.
Women were there too, contributing their labour, sweat and sacrifices.
Me in SS2 pasar malam seeing all my fav local vendors disappearing and being replaced with 麻辣滷味琅琊土豆火雞麵 nonsense
That KL golf course, next is you.
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Next, that padang golf




































