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SINGAPORE HAS LONG PRIDED ITSELF ON BEING COOL -- "A TECHNO COUNTRY JUST LIKE JAPAN," AS MY FILM MAKER BUDDY GARNET MAE ONCE PRONOUNCED. He was used to prowling around all the wild islands of Indonesia speaking the lingo and getting his hair braided on tropical beaches, but when it came time to recharge, he landed on Singapore Island. I don't know if he said anything about the beauty of Singaporean women, but perhaps he should have. Malaysian blogger Kennysia blew up a storm a few years ago when he betrayed his countrywomen by writing a post called Why I Should Date Singaporean Girls. Kennysia's post generated plenty of criticisms and comments. Some of the responses included: "Suppose that girl was kinda right. you did sound like you were pretty keen on dating singaporean girls. but i've always thought that girls in sabah/sarawak are really pretty. even prettier than singaporeans. =P". (Jetyr) "Hey dude, you forgot one important thing: In Singapore, Oral sex is illegal unless it is used as a form of foreplay. So, a road trip from Johore to Penang would be a lot more fun if you date Malaysian girl :)...plus we can bribe the highway patrol." (Cindy) "For me, it's actually up to your taste right... I mean not EVERY Singaporean girl will be likeable as those you've met. And not EVERY Malaysian girl cannot meet up to those personality style that you've mentioned. And you have to bear in mind that Singapore is an island where lots of people from all over the world visit and set up their marks as compared to Malaysia where the places are limited to certain areas only. Hence of course Singapore girls have seen, experienced and are influnced by more versatile and up-to-date culture." (Ash) "Singaporean and Malaysian city girls are pretty much alike ler...its just that Malaysia is a bigger country with small towns, villages as well and a bigger female population. Thus girls in Msia vary more." (Chriszie) "Being Malaysian - Ipoh girl looks cute and sexy too just like Michelle yeo, mann.
wat do U say..?" (Kaz) "All these talk about Singapore girls sets me into a deep mode of thoughts....about 20 years ago...Singapore girls is no different than any other ladies in the region....but as society progress...things starts to compromise....you can find most denizens in most develope or going to be deveope countries a wee bit cocky....maybe the price that we are all paying for what we call sophistication and modernisation....to a point that relationship anf friendship becomes so complex.." (Dwane)
 Wallpaper 4 Your Desktop says: "Singapore girls, their elegant, chic and stylish fashion for the modern woman are famous. We girls Singapore or Singapore Chinese girls, smooth skin, trendy clothes, and are beautiful in the fashion sense can say that. Singapore public in the way, if you girls tank top in the afternoon or get a surprise hug kiss each other, do not wear." What is Wallpaper for Your Desktop trying to say exactly: that just like Malaysia this is a strict country with harsh rules against premarital coupling? Wallpaper 4 Your Desktop goes on to remark (and this definitely sounds like it has been translated by a computer from Bahasa something into English): "Singapore girls had no qualms about a sex blog, where his real name and photo, sex before they can write about anything, while the Malaysian girls on the back of an anonymous pseudonym to hide the matter is put to feel. Why AR? Social stigma lah." DragonFruit on Singapore Brides confides: "I find Malaysian Chinese (non-KL residents) very nice and warm people, humble and sincere in their disposition... from my experience, the culture differences would be that the pace of life is slower over there and people tend to take life more easily compared to Singaporeans. Malaysian Chinese usually have their own business rather than work for MNCs or the government (if you know what I mean). Their family nucleus is a tightly knitted one and it is common for them to go outing together with their relatives on a frequent basis. Generally, you can feel the sort of 'kampung spirit' in them..." From the same source: "I think, some Singaporeans think that Malaysians have lousy dress sense. Singaporeans try to dress as much similar as Taiwanese, Korean & Japan etc..to them they are their idol. But Malaysians dress like Malaysians. Some try to benchmark Malaysians dress sense with them and judge them." (Cynthia Tan) Singapore Dissident says: "No, the 16 year old girl Abby Sunderland is not from Singapore. She is from Thousand Oaks Southern California presently on her 40 foot sailboat "Wild Eyes" an Open 40, fiberglass monohull fin keeled sloop presently off Cape Horn, after having just rounded it, heading towards Falkland Islands, now 70 days at sea, after having left Cabo San Lucas, Baja California, in her quest to be the youngest sailor to circumnavigate the globe without ever touching land, all alone. And saying that she is remarkable a human being is an understatement. She is an extraordinary young woman, the type you sometimes see in America, in Europe, in Australia and in the freerer part of the globe. Singapore girls are very materialistic. They only love guys with the five c's: cash, car, condo, credit card, and career. "Singapore -- Disneyland with the Death Penalty!" That's what Alison Telfer used to say, after her trip there in the mid 1990s. In Penang, there is a fascinating blend of girls, from Chinese, Eurasian, Indian and mix-raced backgrounds. [The Malay Muslim girls are described in a 'warning' paragraph later]. "Most of these young ladies speak fluent English and it is very easy to meet and make friends there. O.K., so maybe these girls don't always flash the big smile right away, and many don't have the soft physical beauty associated with Thai women, but I've always thought that in many cases this is a 'mask' anyway. Just like in Thailand at weekends, the shopping malls, parks, beaches and discos are busy with single Malaysian girls that would like to make the acquaintance of Western men, both rich and (maybe not too) poor. All that is needed is a little confidence, a business card (always a great ice-breaker) and a line of sweet talk to start the ball rolling. The girl may not respond immediately because she is a little shy and maybe being watched by her friends, but there will usually be an email waiting in the inbox the next day. If anybody doubts this, try searching those Internet dating sites and comparing Malaysia to Thailand. There seem to be twice as many Malaysian girls advertising for romance, and they are certainly not looking for Malaysian men!"
c l u b + s c e n e SO, YOU HAVE MADE UP YOUR MIND -- YOU WANT TO SEARCH FOR YOUR LOVE (OR YOUR LUST) ONLINE. Well, here are some sites for those looking for them in Malaysia, and elsewhere in the world:
Jazz Up Your Life Singapore: http://jazzupsg.wordpress.com/.
Zouk: http://www.zoukclub.com/. Map: Click here See who is at Zouk right now by checking the widget below. Zouk is Singapore's world famous nightclub and is popular with both tourists and locals. According to Adrian on Foursquare: "Zouk has been serving the best tasting Long Island Tea for years. Although the Jägerbomb and the Sourbomb seems to be the preferred poison of choice in more recent times."
d a t i n g + s i t e s SO, YOU HAVE MADE UP YOUR MIND -- YOU WANT TO SEARCH FOR YOUR LOVE (OR YOUR LUST) ONLINE. Well, here are some sites for those looking for them in Singapore, and elsewhere in the world:
Connecting Singles: http://www.connectingsingles.com/free_dating_online/malaysia_free_dating_online.aspx.
Date In Asia: http://www.dateinasia.com/.
Friend X: http://www.friendx.com/. Career streams at Intel Malaysia are divided into the following categories: integrated circuit engineering, integrated circuit manufacturing, hardware engineering, software engineering, hardware manufacturing, facilities and site services, Information Technology (IT), Finance, sales and marketing, ebusiness, supply network, materials, legal, human resources, research and development (r&d) and quality and reliability. If any of these job descriptions fit your bill, you should hit the Intel Malaysia site listed above, to search for positions.
JobsDB: http://www.jobsdb.com/MY/EN/V6HTML/JobSeeker/jobalert/jobalert_e.htm.
Job Street: http://my.jobstreet.com/default.htm.
Lava Place: http://www.lavaplace.com/Personals/Kuala-Lumpur/39149/.
Metrodate: http://www.metrodate.com/my/kualalumpur/.
Mingle 2: http://mingle2.com/countries/149/malaysia.
Paktology: http://paktology.com/public/home.jhtml.  There are hot girls pictured here from China, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, all over Asia to be precise. There are at Paktology in fact more than 2 million members in 230-plus countries, all connected to you. This is a site for people looking for penpals, language exchange, friendship and love. If you are looking for casual dating partners from Indonesia, you might find them here. "Ingin mencari teman wanita..." "Ingin berkongsi pengalaman..." "Ingin mencari teman hidup? Sila masuk sini ler..."
Rate My Body: http://www.ratemybody.com/personals/ipoh_online_dating_1.html.  It was said at the start of this piece that Ipoh girls are considered among the hottest in Malaysia. I am in no position to support or reject this claim -- since I have only been to Malaysia a couple of times, two of them in transit! But it seems to me from my travels on the Net that Ipoh girls have a reputation, a reputation for beauty. But beauty is of course all in the eye of the beholder, and everyone has their own tastes and preferences. If you want to do your own search for the most beautiful girls in Malaysia or indeed the entire world, try hitting up Rate My Body. Men outnumber women five to one, but there are some truly hot female specimens to be found. And not just Ipoh beauties, but glamorous girls from all parts of the country. Subang, Shah Alam, Makati City, Ba... represented.
Sweet Singles: http://www.sweetsingles.com/join_thai.html. The jobs are sorted according to industry sector -- there is everything from accountancy and advertising, at the lower reaches of the alphabet, to travel and tourism at the other end. Shouldn't there be a category for zoology? isn't that an important field? No, they don't have any jobs for zoologists at the moment at tip Top Jobs, but they do have plenty of IT offerings. This site is also good for Malaysians looking for josb in other parts of the world.
o f f l i n e + p i c k u p s I'VE NEVER ACTUALLY BEEN TO A MALAYSIAN NIGHTCLUB, ALTHOUGH I PARTIED PRETTY HARD A WHILE AGO OVER THE STRAITS IN MEDAN, SUMATRA. I had a girl all over me pretty much ever time I went out there, and an icy drink in my hand, melting relentlessly. So, I am no expert on the Malaysian clubbing scene by any stretch of the imagination, although I know a little of the Indo scene. To read the exploits of someone who has actually been there and done that in peninsula Malaysia, check out Malaysian Cassanova. Cassanova says: "For Indian And Punjabi chicks, go to Rupee Room, It hot and happening during ladies nite and also on Saturdays, lotsa hot punjabi college girls with hot assets are there, so make ur moves like doin the bhangra regardless of what race you are, just put your hand up n move, and be confidence and be in style. When your making your moves, just watch out for protective boyren's or guys that are always looking for a fight, and select your target wisely. Also nearby there a indian club called Chakravarthy i tink... it's packed with machas on sat and normally on the weekdays you can chill with not much crowd, they have live bands and stuff."
 Some other clubs and places you can meet people at in Kuala Lumpur:
Beach Club Cafe: 97 Jln P Ramlee, Golden Triangle. Reggae Bar: 158 Jalan Tun HS Lee (around the corner of Petaling Street), Chinatown. Like the Hard Life Cafe up at Penang, this is one place dedicated to the legend of Bob Marley -- and the continuous all-year flow of backpackers you would expect to find at a place called the Reggae Bar. According to one reviewer: "Bob Marley, the small cafe caters especially for the continuous all-year flow of backpackers." On the menu are all the foods you miss from home, plus a selection of Asian spice -- the night I visited I ate an explosive Thai tom yumsoup. I had met a Spanish guy up at the Jurong Bird Park, and he had been amused by the way the parrots there could count on demand, and dance through little hoops and so on. We walked back into town, and he suggested we try out the Reggae Bar. Inside the cool interior, a jukebox was playing the full gamut of Late Capitalist Pop -- Kylie Minogue included. My new Spanish friend turned out to be quiet entertaining company, and he told me a story of how he had worked at an exclusive Japanese restaurant in London, and had served all the stars of Hollywood and the Media there. Madonna had been his most obnoxious customer, but the Spaniard had dealt with her with professional impersonality and good waiterly restraint. A little less professional was the waiter at the Reggae Bar, who kept hassling us to buy pot. The idea of buying pot in a country like Malaysia with a death penalty for mandatory drug offences, struck me as a little absurd. The waiter with his feigned innonence and his cool, hey no problem if you don't want to buy, you don't have to smoke if you don't want to persistence reminded me of the dealers I later met in Mumbai, who offered me one of the least reassuring sales lines I have ever heard in drug trafficking: "It's illegal, but we make it legal!" Anyway, the Reggae Bar is cool, even if it is not really authentic Kuala Lumpur. It is worth a visit on your first night to Kuala Lumpur, and maybe a repeat performance if you are impressed. I must confess, I haven't really done a comprehensive search of the KL night scene. For a vaster range of places to go out in Kuala Lumpur, click here.
m a l l + r a t s KUALA LUMPUR OFFERS THE RESIDENT A WHOLE HABITAT OF HANG OUTS TO HOOK UP IN, MANY OF THEM INDOORS. When it is so hot outside, becoming a mallrat makes pretty good sense. Just as in Singapore and Bangkok, the fixed price, air-con, climate controlled, security controlled shopping mall has arrived in KL -- and conquered the city. When it comes to sheer scope and splendour, one of KL's malls stands out from all the rest -- I am referring of course to the Suria KLCC shopping mall, at the base of the Twin Towers. Welcome to the Uncloned World Guide to Suria KLCC. Here you can find out everything you need to know about Suria KLCC and what you can buy there, why you should go there (or not go there), and discussion on Suria KLCC related issues and controversies. Shopping is one of Malaysia's fondest pastimes, and Suria KLCC encapsulates the soul of the entire nation. Why is that so? It helps that Suria KLCC is indeed set amidst one of the most futuristic techscapes in the world -- at the foot of two of the tallest buildings on Earth in the suburb of Ampang, & at the heart of the most happening city in Asia! The twin Petronas Towers are well worth a visit in their own right, so if you are in the area you might as well also check out the Suria KLCC and its attendant aquarium. Just opposite the road is Avenue-K, a new shopping mall, but still KLCC remains the most popular shopping mall in Ampang by a large margin...
The Curve
Mother in laws behind Indian divorces in Malaysia: From Indian Express in New Delhi.
polygamy (enggan dimadukan)
"These ethnic divisions corresponded closely to occupational specialisation. For example the South Indian Tamils were predominantly labourers, the majority being employed on rubber estates, though a significant minority worked in Government public works departments. The Telegus were also mainly labourers on the estates, whilst the Malayalee community was divided into those who occupied relatively more skilled labouring positions on the estates and those who were white collar workers or professionals. The North Indians, with the exception of the Sikhs, were mainly merchants and businessmen. For example, the Gujeratis and Sindhis owned some of the most important textile firms in Malaya and Singapore. The Sikhs were either in the police or employed as watchmen.
"There were, in addition, three further ethnic and religious groups whose political and economic importance in Malaya far exceeded their numerical strength. Two were important business communities the Chettiars, a money lending caste from Madras, and the South Indian Muslims (Moplahs and Marakkayars) who were mainly wholesalers. The third group were the Ceylonese Tamils who were employed principally in the lower levels of the Civil Service and in the professions.
"The close correspondence between the ethnic and occupational divisions of the Indian community was inevitably reflected in the community's geographical distribution in Malaya. The South Indian Tamils were concentrated mainly in Perak, Selangor, and Negri Sembilan, on the rubber estates and railways, though a significant proportion found employment on the docks in Penang and Singapore The Telegus were mainly on the rubber estates of Lower Perak and parts of Selangor, while the Malayalees were located predominantly in Lower Perak, Kuala Lumpur, parts of Negri Sembilan, and Johore Bahru. The business communities, the Gujeratis, Sindhis, Chettiars, and South Indian Muslims, were concentrated in the urban areas, principally Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Ipoh, and Singapore. The Ceylon Tamils were also mainly an urban community, though some were found in rural areas working as subordinate staff on the estates...."
The Tamil Nation goes on to record: "Despite the fact that the Indians constitute about 8% of the country's population of 22 million they own less than 2% of its national wealth. According to The Economist (22nd Feb 2003), they make up 14% of its juvenile delinquents, 20% of its wife and child beaters and 41% of its beggars. They make up less than 5% of the successful university applicants. The story of the Indians has been a case of progressive deterioration from the time Malaysia became independent in 1957..."
i n d i a n + s h o p p i n g IF YOU ARE INDIAN AND HAVE ALREADY MADE THE MOVE TO KUALA LUMPUR, YOU WILL MOST DEFINITELY WANT TO KNOW ABOUT WHERE YOU CAN BUY INDIAN FOOD PRODUCTS AND SPICES AND STUFF. You will also want to know al the best places to dine and hang out. With the huge Indian native population, there are of course countless Indian supermarkets and restaurants and street markets where you can find all the things you enjoyed back in India. Here is a list -- incomplete I must confess!! - of some of the Indian shopping solutions in Kuala Lumpur:
I have heard it is cheaper for Malaysian men to marry Indonesian women, as the dowry is lower.
"One of the best reasons to come here would be to savour the various Indian snacks, such as vadai, stringhoppers and appum, all freshly made on the spot. There's even a Punjabi food stall with authentic, freshly made chappati, prata and sweetmeats. Not everything at this night market is Indian, though. You can still get your Malay and Chinese food fix with delicious char kueh teow, yong tau foo, tau foo far, lol-lok and nasi lemak."
i n d i a n + f o o d FOR A MORE DETAILED ACCOUNT OF THE INDIAN DINING POSSIBILITIES IN KUALA LUMPUR, CLICK HERE. There are Indian eateries scattered across Kuala Lumpur, but here we are concentrating on the Indian restaurants in Little India. And the selection is:
"At present, Karuna's outlet is at Grand Paradise Hotel KL Sentral, Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur."
Vidya Curry House: Brickfields.
b r i c k f i e l d s + f a c i l i t i e s MORE IN DEPTH INFORMATION ON PUBLIC SERVICES, BANKS, DOCTORS AND MEDICAL SERVICES AND SO ON IN BRICKFIELDS:
Public Bank Berhad: 68 Jalan Tun Sambanthan, Brickfields. Phone: 03/2272 5930, 03/2273 6494.
g e t t i n g + t h e r e To get to Little India from Masjid Jamek station you can take either the Star LRT or Putra LRT.
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