Die Pfrscher #0.0
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07.03 07.03 Jabatan Pendaftaran Negara Jabatan Pendaftaran Negara 09.03 Vegan lunch 10.03 Pasar Tani Kelana Jaya This mid-century government building at PJ State wasn’t exactly a design classic. The waiting hall had neon polystyrene alphabets to welcome guests with stories of stolen passports and misplaced ICs. Look out for the depressing aquarium, stalls selling Uptown-grade pirated accessories, and a cut-and-paste display on the history of citizenship registry (shown above is Damansara Heights- dwelling expat’s permanent resident card). There is an vegan restaurant / shop in SS18 Subang Jaya called Organic Fresh Mart that sells really cheap economy rice. My plate (foreground) was worth only RM 3! With free (cucumber-flavoured) soup! Kelana Jaya... this mature middle-class neighbourhood has a farmer’s market every Saturday morning, popular among senior residents, wives of Customs officers, and retired footballers. What bothered me was the disorganised traffic, chalky, pothole-ridden road surface, and a breakfast selection of everything fried and greasy). It’s the 21st century, but trading conditions are as deplorable as pre- Independence days! MARCH 2012 #0.0 There was this one fishmonger (not related to the image above) who grabbed a live red snapper and slammed its head with a butcher’s knife. A customer was telling him, “That looks evil”. The fishmonger replied, “I’m only evil once a week”. I didn’t feel good hearing that. In the next edition: cheap to eat, millions to build.
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07.0307.03Jabatan Pendaftaran NegaraJabatan Pendaftaran Negara
09.03Vegan lunch
10.03Pasar Tani Kelana Jaya
This mid-century government building at PJ State wasn’t exactly a design classic. The waiting hall had neon polystyrene alphabets to welcome guests with stories of
stolen passports and misplaced ICs. Look out for the depressing aquarium, stalls selling Uptown-grade pirated accessories, and a cut-and-paste display on the history of
citizenship registry (shown above is Damansara Heights-dwelling expat’s permanent resident card).
There is an vegan restaurant / shop in SS18 Subang Jaya called Organic Fresh Mart that sells really cheap economy
rice. My plate (foreground) was worth only RM 3! With free (cucumber-fl avoured) soup!
Kelana Jaya... this mature middle-class neighbourhood has a farmer’s market every Saturday morning, popular among senior residents, wives of Customs offi cers, and
retired footballers. What bothered me was the disorganised traffi c, chalky, pothole-ridden road surface, and a breakfast
selection of everything fried and greasy). It’s the 21st century, but trading conditions are as deplorable as pre-
Independence days!
MARCH 2012 #0.0
There was this one fi shmonger (not related to the image above) who grabbed a live red snapper and slammed its head with a butcher’s knife. A customer was telling him, “That looks evil”. The fi shmonger replied, “I’m only evil
once a week”. I didn’t feel good hearing that.
In the next edition: cheap to eat, millions to build.
