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When getting a local cab, he will surely ask where you will be going and sometimes these drivers can be a fussy lot and sometimes would ask for a flat rate...pls. insists on the meter and if he does not want to, get another cab. look out that he does not meddle with the meter as i myself have been thru this and would not like to have visitors to malaysia to be conned !
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Of course, this is a common sales gimmick everywhere by some shops that it is clearing stock, moving sale or last 3 days left. Sometimes the sale is genuine.
There are a few China porcelain sales which are cargoed by local businessmen and manned by Mainland Chinese. They will from location to location, different shopping malls or different towns. So it may be true that it is the last 3 days but they will show up with the same stock at a different location and will be back again.
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Malaysia has around 100 species of land snakes. It may be reassuring to know that only 16 are poisonous. Well maybe not very. The most feared venomous snake is the king cobra. All 20 species of their sea snakes are poisonous.
Luckily for us we did not see any of these snakes except in Penang. Then the snakes were in cages. Leave a Comment Website: http://www.angelfire.com/mo2/animals1/snake/kingcobra.html
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Thumbs up for automatic toilets
Saturday December 23, 2006
By CHOW HOW BAN
FINALLY, Kuala Lumpur has automatic toilets like those in other major cities in the world.
Since the opening of two of the 12 units on Wednesday, many users have given their thumbs up to the new facilities. However, many voiced their fears that the top-notch facility would be vandalised like other public amenities in the city.
Mohd Fadlee Yusuff, 39, who works as a chef in Bukit Bintang, was among the first to use the comfortable and fully-automated toilet located in front of a McDonald’s outlet in Jalan Bukit Bintang.
“It has class,” he announced. “Finding it air-conditioned was a nice surprise. The toilet also flushes for you when you’re done while the taps turns on automatically when put your hands under it.
“I think such a sophisticated toilet will be able to educate city folk to be more disciplined about hygiene and cleanliness,” he said.
Mohd Fadlee said that although the cost of the toilets was high, the facility would benefit in the long run.
Angeline Chen, 30, who works in Sungei Wang Plaza, described the toilet as convenient.
“I don’t understand why these toilets are built in this area as public toilets can be found in the surrounding shopping malls. But without doubt, it is comfortable to use,” she said. Leave a Comment Website: http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2006/12/23/central/16396250&sec=central
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