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Why are you visiting in the wet season?Originally posted by sasguru View PostGlorious weather this week, garden is looking very inviting, but up to my neck with Client 2 (and client 1 occassionally). Bugger, tit, bum, wank.
I guess I'll just think about my bank balance at the end of all this and Langkawi hol next month.
Laterz.
Langkawi receives more than 2,400 mm (94 in) of rain annually. Langkawi has a true dry season from December until February while March to November is a long raining season.Comment
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Because he is aOriginally posted by DimPrawn View PostWhy are you visiting in the wet season?
Langkawi receives more than 2,400 mm (94 in) of rain annually. Langkawi has a true dry season from December until February while March to November is a long raining season.
who hasn't done the necessary research?
merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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it's a short hop from KL. I went in may a few years ago and it did rain briefly every afternoon, we had some howling winds as well. Curry and noodles for breakfast takes some getting used to, unless like me you have a habit of reheating leftover takeaway in which case you'll feel right at home.Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostExecutive summary: Sas wants us to know he's going on hols to somewhere called Langkawi
I had to look it up - It's in a country called Kedah, which I also had to look up. Apparently it's a tiny speck off the coast of North Western Malaysia. It'll probably take a week to get there and another to get back!
Wouldn't it be easier to go to Ibiza like everyone else?
There wasn't much to do, you can drive round the place in a few hours. The go kart track was good value though.While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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