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I have attended a course for civil servants here in late nineteen. I've found everything is good and in order here, especially food that being served to course participants. Even my coursemates made a joke that, if we were here long maybe we become chubby. My memory here, is that I can see the glimpse of Allahyarham(late)Prof. Tan Sri Dr. Ahmad Ibrahim, Dean of Kulliyah of Laws of International Islamic University of Malaysia, the Singaporean Malay prominent figure in Laws. I hope INTAN will stay "diamond" forever. I guess so.

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can get most of my stuff here....

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Adamson Hotel nestled in the heart of the city centre, near to financial district, famous shopping centre's and entertainment areas. A walking distance to the public transportation system with interconnection between cities made your travelling at ease. There are 110 spacious and comfortable rooms ranging from superior to family and restaurants serving a wide range of local and western fares for your dinning choices. Meeting and function rooms are also available to cater to your business needs.

currently (5th June 2009), this site has been cleared, tarred and turned into an open area parking lot.

this branch moved here from the old Empire Tower

Great Hotel!!

TKO/UO/DD vs RCC Pudu venue: Padang Telekom, Jalan Semarak, KL date: 13 Jun 2009 time: 4.30 petang (Confirm)

sekarang sudah ada google earth dan visual earth dengan percuma. Entah siapa nak bayar untuk dapat gambar satellite

nie sekolah aku dulu dari tahun 1995-1996 darjah 5 ngn 6..sesaper kenal aku khairul anas 6k 1996 huhu

This is the largest, grandest, most luxurious night club in Kuala Lumpur. I heard its largest VVIP room (approx, 6,000 sq.ft) costs a whopping RM20,000 a night!

nie umah aku nie..khairul anas.ader sesaper kenal x huhuhu

pehh....padan pon masuk jalan-jalan cari makan,tv3 makanan kat kedai nih sumer sodap-sodap....cakap jer nak makan aper...siput sedut masak lemak,kari kepala ikan,sambal hijau,ikan bakar,gulai tunjang....semua aku dah try...nak makan daging padprik kaww....tegahari pon dah ader. patut pon aku tengok maria t. sabri tu makan macam sodap jer....

aku ada kawan lama kat sekolah ini.... dia ada makwa dan aku telah merampasnya...wahahahahaa.... disinilah tempat budak sekolah paling sekemah macam sial..

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ok...certified place.

bape rate de?below 100?

I stayed in the Majestic Hotel in the early 1970s when it was an old, interesting and colorful colonial hotel. The public rooms were grand and the lounge chairs were comfortable. I don't remember the food or the service but they must have been equally good. The most interesting feature of the hotel to me was the troop of monkeys roaming free on the verdant hillside and visible through the windows at the back of the hotel. An old, retired colonial gentleman lived on the top floor in a suite; this was his home as he did not return to England following Independence. I remember him slowly climbing the stairs following his meals. My most embarrassing memory involved my passport. I was working then at the United Nations regional office in Bangkok (UNECAFE) and had gone to KL on duty travel. In my haste to leave Bangkok, I grabbed my passport, left from Don Muang Airport, arrived in KL, checked into the Majestic, and enjoyed my stay while conducting my business and meeting old and new friends. When I checked out of the Majestic, the desk clerk returned my passport and I discovered that it actually belonged to my young son! I quickly considered the consequences and penalties of traveling with a false passport and concluded that, if I'd gotten this far without anybody really noticing it, I could return to Bangkok with the same luck. I did. My son now has the distinction of having his first passport stamped on four official occasions as having traveled between Bangkok and KL without actually having done so! Those were the days!