Leading the wild into the ways of the man…
Cadbury Dairy Milk Triple Decker (now with Mint flavor) is the latest offering from the Cadbury line of products. I got one at the airport since its new.
It is described as “a layered combination of DAIRY MILK milk chocolate, DREAM real white chocolate and mint flavored confectionary”.
The concoction actually tastes rather nice…the milk chocolate and white chocolate flavors blend nicely and it ends on a minty tone.
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I managed to get sibutramine (Reductil) which goes for RM 196 for a box of 10 mg sibutramine hydrochloride monohydrate. One box is a month’s supply of sibutramine and contains 28 capsules of sibutramine 10 mg equivalent to 8.37 mg sibutramine.
Reductil [sixthseal.com] is not new to me, but I decided to give it a second review with alternative methods of administration. It has come to my attention that sibutramine is a freebase and that means it can be smoked. I was planning to insufflate the sibutramine too (and at the risk of spoilers it was extremely good).
Sibutramine comes in capsules of blue and yellow and each blister pack contains 14 tablets for two weeks. Sibutramine is an appetite suppressant and it gives the feeling of satiety to the user. It feels like an amphetamine like most other diet pills and ADHD medication.
Sibutramine has two active metabolites and has a half life of 1 hour for the parent compound. It seems perfect for smoking and insufflating. It also has an extensive first pass liver effect so smoking and insufflating sibutramine would be interesting since it bypasses that route.
I opened up a capsule of 10 mg sibutramine to find fine white crystalline powder. The capsules are easy to open with just a pull on the blue part of the capsule. The yield of each capsule is about 4 lines of cocaine (this is a very arbitrary comparison since everyone cuts different sized lines).
I am pleased to report that insufflating sibutramine makes the compound come on much faster than the oral route and there’s also a rush involved in it. I can’t comment on smoking since there’s so much filler I choked and coughed my lungs out.
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I took a Business Class flight on my plane back to Kuching from KL and managed to enjoy the fine facilities the KLIA Domestic Golden Lounge has to offer. There are two Golden Lounges at KLIA – the more discerning International one and the Domestic one.
The Domestic Golden Lounge is meant for domestic flights like KL->KCH and access is validated through the boarding pass at the main reception area of the Golden Lounge which is manned by a MAS airlines staff.
The interior of the Domestic Golden Lounge is full of boring business types (myself excluded ;)) reading the papers and other journals that this Golden Club class lounge provides. There is also a TV tuned into CNN.
The best thing about the KLIA Golden Lounge (and other Golden Lounges) is the food. Everything is free inside the Golden Lounge from the OJ that you drink to the TP that you wipe your ass with. Perhaps that’s not quite subtle imagery, but you get what I mean.
There are endless supplies (the staff refills them) of sandwiches, baguettes and pastries of any denomination you can think of.
There are toasters and bread with deli cuts for denominations you can’t think about. There is also a small buffet area of cooked food down the end of the photo.
The drinks are free as well and there is orange juice, milk and a selection of canned beverages.
I helped myself to the free food…
…and went for seconds.
I ate again on the plane and I like it how they trust you with proper porcelain and cutlery at 35,000 feet when you’re riding Business Class/Golden Club Class.
I think I rather approve. 😉
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Camel Turkish Royal is a premium brand of cigarettes available in the US which was been kindly furnished to me for a review.
The back of the flip-top box contains the familiar Camel C-Note for 1 dollar cash which is redeemable for Camel products in the US.
Camel Turkish Royal opens up to reveal fine lattice work on the filter
and the words “Turkish Royal” imprinted down the length of the
cigarette.
Camel Turkish Royal is a nice and smooth smoke, with a satisfying aftertaste.
The most interesting aspect of this cigarette is the attention to detail on the Camel Turkish Royal cigarettes.
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I have received a package from USPS Express and picked it up at the Post Office.
It was ingeniously labeled as a “Birthday Present” and the contents, a “Small Book”.
It actually contains two boxes of cigarettes kindly furnished by bigwillie from the United States.
I shall review the cigarettes soon. I can’t wait to smoke them.
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The Coffee Bean just came out with a new promotional drink (I should know, I’ve been going there every day for the Wi-Fi) called Hazelnut.
Hazelnut comes in two forms – ice blended and latte, the classic hot and cold beverage options.
This is what the ice blended hazelnut (RM 12) looks like.
This is the hazelnut latte (RM 11).
It is basically coffee with hazelnut overtones. It’s nice for a change, coz I just usually go for The Ultimate EXTREME.
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I have found a girl who’s got the heroin chic (or is it called meth chic now?) look down pat. Rail thin with the melancholic look that I’m a sucker for.
Like this. I took this photo as she was washing my hair. I wish I could say that I found her in an alley but she was my hairdresser.
Getting a hair wash and massage is a lot like having sex…when it’s good, it’s great! 😉
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It’s Mid-Autumn Festival again! I chanced upon a live demonstration of the making of a mooncake at Wisma Saberkas and watched the progress of a snow skin mooncake from inception to retail.
The snow skin mooncake moulds are kneaded from small rotund pieces of filler before being filled and formed into larger pieces of round balls.
The relatively uniform balls of snow skin mooncake is then powdered with an unknown but non-psychoactive substance and then transferred to a mould.
The mould is a wooden contraption where the balls of snow skin mooncake is pushed into, forming the unique auspicious characters on the top before being knocked out.
It’s a relatively simple process and the molded mooncake is then transferred to receptacles suitable for retail purposes.
This is the finished product (Crystalline Twin Flavor) and it costs RM 11.50 per mooncake.
The mooncake is a yam snow skin mooncake with a carrot and lotus seed filling, a unique amalgamation of ingredients.
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Snack Attack is the Air Asia in flight menu system and it has changed since the last time I reviewed the Snack Attack line [sixthseal.com].
There is a flagship dish called Pak Nasser’s Nasi Lemak (RM 8) available for consumption and I opted for that on my flight to JB. Described as “Traditional Malay favorite. Tender chicken rendang with fragrant coconut milk and pandan rice. Served warm with accompaniments and Snack Attack’s special sambal sauce.”
I was quite excited about this considering the superlative “…word has it that one of the best nasi lemak to be had is on Air Asia’s morning flights” on The New Straits Times.
Product may not be illustrative of the photo depicted in the menu.
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Genting Highlands Outdoor Theme Park is one of the best theme parks in Malaysia and they have three new adrenaline filled rides that I went on (and Rene didn’t).
We had a deal that I’ll choose three rides and she’ll choose three and I went for all the thrill rides and she went for all the passive rides. 😉
Flying Coaster
This is one of the new rides that I chose. You basically strap in horizontally and the ride goes through a coaster ride that includes obstacles (!).
I filmed the entire procedure ala Final Destination 3 and I’ll put up the video soon.
Pirate’s Train
This was Rene’s choice and it’s basically an indoor ride through a simulated pirate alcove.
Sky Shot
This is one of the new rides that give you some massive G Force by shooting you up to the sky and then letting you free fall down before repeating.
I love this ride. I have the full video footage too.
Bumper Boats
We also went on the Bumper Boats (Rene’s choice obviously).
It was serene but not the adrenaline rush I wanted.
Cyclone Rollercoaster
I also went on the Cyclone Rollercoaster which is the first rollercoaster in Malaysia. I remember being scared shitless on this ride when I was 10 but it doesn’t even register on the Fear Factor scale now.
I guess I just don’t value life anymore.
The Biggest Coca-Cola can in Malaysia
Take your snapshot with the biggest Coca-Cola can in Malaysia (88 feet or 8 stories high).
We mistakenly thought that was it. It wasn’t. 😉
Genting Highlands Outdoor Theme Park was fun. I wish I had more time there.
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