Patrick Lee

If you haven't seen it yet, go watch it now while it's still up. It's good stuff.

Kuman Pictures @KumanPictures

#PENDATANGmovie surpassed 100k views in the first 18 hours. It will stay on our YT channel (we hope). Terima kasih! https://t.co/JRQlXhwy51

RT @KumanPictures: #PENDATANGmovie surpassed 100k views in the first 18 hours. It will stay on our YT channel (we hope). Terima kasih! ht…

Before we even talk about a non-Malay Prime Minister, I feel it would be important if Malaysia entertained the idea of having a female premier first.

I've seriously considered cycling to work in Kuala Lumpur for many years. Taking the heat into account, the best way to deal with it was to shower upon reaching the office, but I gave up after finding no easy way for this. Paying RM just for a gym to shower? No thanks.

Slainthayer @slainthayer

"Malaysia too hot for people to cycle!" Singapore: https://t.co/QRbisyTpdx

RT @KumanPictures: #PENDATANGmovie trailer. Set in a dystopian Malaysia in which different races are forbidden to mix. A Chinese family…

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There is a very distinct lack of the third or public space in Malaysia. Even parks are not as commonplace as we would like to believe, much less walkways leading to these spaces. It might go a long way for municipalities to install simple things such as benches in our cities.

Nabil Ersyad @NabilErsyad

Another reason that Malaysians tend to eat out is the lack of public spaces. There are few places to go, hang out and meet people aside from going to restaurants and malls. Free places like parks, libraries and plazas are either absent, limited or restricted.