Thinking in Kuala Lumpur/8

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Thinking in Kuala Lumpur/8

July 18, 2010

"The dry season in Kuala Lumpur is that time of the year when it rains a little less than in the rainy season..."

"...or maybe KL has got 365 dry seasons, each one of them just a few hours long."

"If the girls in Kuala Lumpur were as bold as the gays any average straight guy would feel like a superstar."

"'Chef's recommendations', 'Anytime favorites', 'Thirst quenchers', 'Sweet surrenders'...are some of the results of the unofficial contest for the restaurant with the most original menu in town."

"Bukit Bintang in Kuala Lumpur is the only place in the world where the ratio pimps:hookers is greater than 1."

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Photo: covered passageway in Little India, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. By Fabio

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