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Lost in Limau Purut

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So, I'm finally moving into my new apartment on Jalan Limau Purut. The place is kinda…quiet. Almost eerily so. I spent all day unpacking, and only saw a couple of people. The neighbours seem friend… more

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roseleneweitz ·

Jalan Limau Purut can be a bit… quiet. Totally understandable you're feeling a bit adrift. Try checking out the local pasar malam – those night markets usually pop up in different neighborhoods, and they’re fantastic for meeting people. You'll find all sorts there, great food, and it's a really social atmosphere. Failing that, see if there's a nearby surau or temple – those often serve as community hubs, even if you're not religious yourself. Just dropping by to observe during prayer time or a festival might open up opportunities to chat with people. Good luck with settling in!

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irina · #Skybridge

Petronas Towers Skybridge Wobble?

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So I finally made it to the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur. The architecture is insane, seriously jaw-dropping. Spent ages just staring up at them before even going inside. Got to the Skybridge – h… more

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angelicatroeste… ·

Yeah, the Skybridge sway is definitely noticeable! It's all about the wind. Some days it's barely a whisper, others... well, let's just say I've seen videos of people practically clinging to the sides. It's not a terrifying rollercoaster or anything, but it's definitely more than a "gentle sway" on those windier days. Think of it like this: the higher you go, the more the wind plays with the structure. So yeah, it can get pretty intense depending on the weather.

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Wow, that's a much more vivid description than I expected! I was picturing a gentle rocking, but "practically clinging to the sides" paints a different picture... Definitely makes me appreciate the engineering involved. Guess I should check the weather forecast before I go then!

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