Just when I thought I have nothing to write again today, I realized I have neglected to show you our dinner which we had at Kuala Selangor after the unforgettable encounter with the Malawati Hill monkeys. What’s nice to eat in Kuala Selangor? Of course its exotic fresh seafood which is very famous here.

We were not sure which restaurant to go to though, but upon reaching the end of the road which we were on (not sure what’s the name), there were two large restaurants. One being River View Seafood Restaurant and the neighboring one is called Jeti Seafood. We decided to choose the Jeti Seafood as there were slightly more patrons.
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This evening, an ex-girlfriend called me and invited me to have dinner with her together. This came really unexpectedly as we haven’t kept in touch for quite some time. But, since I didn’t have much to do I gladly agreed. At 5pm, I quickly finished my work in the office and gave some lame excused to leave the office early. My boss gave me some strange looks.
Anyway, instead of going to those expensive restaurants, I decided to have a romantic pizza dinner at her place! Hehehe…

In Malaysia, where else to get pizza if not Pizza Hut? Look at this newly introduced pizza combo which allows you to select two regular pizza. I opted for Island Supreme and Chicken Supreme.
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I was shocked and nearly dropped off my chair when I saw these photos of Gemma Atkinson. People say she’s the daughter of Rowan Atkinson, the bumbling Mr Bean who causes havoc wherever he goes. Let me show you the photos, and you will understand why I was so shocked!

Wow, what a shocker! Look at her assets! She is so beautiful and sexy, so much difference from the hilarious and somewhat dumb Mr Bean! I know the real Rowan Atkinson is a very smart electrical engineering graduate, but you can’t help but find him dumb on the screen.
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I guess I am running out of ideas what to write today until I have to show you my breakfast. But I am sure you are interested to find out what I had this morning but don’t blame me if the pictures make you water two buckets!
I love this local delicacy which is known as by many names, such as “yau ja gwai” or “youtioa”. Basically, these are fried oily doughs.

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Bengbeng would like to see how many fans I have. What a weird fetish, but since today it’s Friday and I have nothing much to write… people call this a blogger’s block… I guess I will just grant his wish then. In Malaysia, it’s not surprising for a house to have tonnes of fans, even more natural for people like me who sweats buckets.

Trust me. I have three of the above fan in my living room alone. No that I have a big living room, but the three is necessary to cool down every corner of the place.
It’s a 5-blades remote-controlled fan. Made in China I guess. The problem with having 3 of them in the same room is that the signal from the remote control gets received by all the fans, and thus all of them will on and off at the same time. Unless of course if you turned their switch off at the main switch on the wall.
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Yesterday, while having dinner at the F1 Restaurant, I asked if you are prepared to see some really playful monkeys. Well, I guess you listened to me and have all geared up to venture into Kuala Selangor to check out what monkeys are made of them.
It was a fine weekend and a few friends of mine wanted to drive to Kuala Selangor for what else but their famous seafood. But along the way, we detoured to Malawati Hill (locally known as Bukit Malawati) because we have heard so much about the playful monkeys there and had wanted to catch one or two home.

When we arrived at the Malawati Hill park, there was really a lot of monkeys roam freely. I think they have got used to seeing humans and they would not hesitate to come near you if you have food in your hand.
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