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by **Max Loo** » Tue Aug 10, 2004 11:39 am

peewee wrote:durian smells like satans a*rse.

dom how do you know about teh tarik?

Max im from liverpool, born and bred there and i now live in Kuala Lumpur, i'm really confused by your claim that there are not many live matches. we get to see more live matches here than i did on tv in england, or dont you have astro?

Hi peewee,
Durian teste like heaven but smell like...you know what..

I mean not many LFC live matches.

Yes,I have Astro and there are live matches week in and out.Just that there are not many live LFC matches.If I stay in Liverpool,I would get myself a season ticket and go to every home matches.

Nice knowing a true bred Liverpool fan.May be can meet up and have "teh tarik" along with "roti canai" in the near future.

Rgd.
Max.

by **anfieldadorer** » Tue Aug 10, 2004 4:11 pm

do you like roti or teh durian, max?

by **Dom1** » Tue Aug 10, 2004 6:15 pm

peewee wrote:durian smells like satans a*rse.

dom how do you know about teh tarik?

Max im from liverpool, born and bred there and i now live in Kuala Lumpur, i'm really confused by your claim that there are not many live matches. we get to see more live matches here than i did on tv in england, or dont you have astro?

I love it, i drink it every time i go into lumpur town

hey max, how about me you and peewee go out for a couple of pints of teh tarik sometime

by **112-1077774096** » Wed Aug 11, 2004 1:56 am

haha, anyway max i much prefer roti telur, i like my egg in the morning.
dom im sure you dont want a pint of frothy tea really

by **anfieldadorer** » Wed Aug 11, 2004 6:38 am

How popular is durian there? I heard some society in malay used to play "footdurian", is that true?

by **Wenthworth** » Wed Aug 11, 2004 12:07 pm

Hey Everyone,
Like you Max Loo have been an LFC fan for years but just discovered this site and it seems to be full of info!
Looking forward to lots of interesting reading,
Wenthworth

by **anfieldadorer** » Wed Aug 11, 2004 12:45 pm

hi wentworth, welcome and happy posting!

by **Max Loo** » Wed Aug 11, 2004 1:04 pm

anfieldadorer wrote:How popular is durian there? I heard some society in malay used to play "footdurian", is that true?

"Footdurian"..would be bloody and painful wouldn't it.

There is an old Malay saying."Durian drop,sarong also drop."Sarong is a piece of cloth where they use ware it as a pant.That means they need to sell the sarong to buy the Durain.

Durain is an exoctic fruits among M'sian,especailly the Malays.

Enought about Durian,lets talk about football.

Can't wait to see live LFC match this weekend.Would be interesting to see how our new manager's line up for the 1st match.

by **Max Loo** » Wed Aug 11, 2004 1:10 pm

Wenthworth wrote:Hey Everyone,
Like you Max Loo have been an LFC fan for years but just discovered this site and it seems to be full of info!
Looking forward to lots of interesting reading,
Wenthworth

Hi Wenthworth,
Welcome and nice to meet you.

It's the 1st time I join any football forum.Very interesting and informative.I will be here mainly to learn more about football and LFC in general.So,please don't expect any useful information form a newbie like me.

Rgd.
Max.

by **anfieldadorer** » Wed Aug 11, 2004 1:17 pm

why do you always say that to everyone?

I mean, durian smelt like feet, prabably because they use it for football

by **Dom1** » Wed Aug 11, 2004 4:09 pm

lets go out for a pint of roti telur then!!!!

i hav grudgingly changed my mind on the subject of frothy tea

by **anfieldadorer** » Wed Aug 11, 2004 4:25 pm

Max Loo wrote:
anfieldadorer wrote:Enought about Durian,lets talk about football. Can't wait to see live LFC match this weekend.Would be interesting to see how our new manager's line up for the 1st match.

No no no

Durian is very important, more than anything else, let's forget football for a while :grinning:

But if you wanna talk about our manager, that's okay :;):

Would you think Benitez will like durian?

by **112-1077774096** » Thu Aug 12, 2004 5:55 am

dom, roti is bread and telur is egg, are you sure you want a pint of eggy bread?

by **anfieldadorer** » Thu Aug 12, 2004 6:29 am

do you know that in sumatera, they have a hot mixed drink made of tea and egg, that's very popular. People wake up early in the morning to hang around in warong wearing sarong drinking "teh telur".

by **Dom1** » Thu Aug 12, 2004 11:36 am

peewee wrote:dom, roti is bread and telur is egg, are you sure you want a pint of eggy bread?

errr

ok then peewee, there is a first for everything right

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