malaysia main income source are not tin and rubber, it's from industrial export, particularly electronic equipments. tin and rubber are before malaysian industrial era. check your fact!
— iyoko, August 21, 2007

could i make a suggestion? your photo journals are much too large & very intimidating? ..... you may want to break them up into smaller journals of say 30 or so photos each, and limit them to a certain segment of you trip? and as i've said before, you should make notes or do some research to find out the names/location of various sights so potential travelers know what it is & where to go?

Lorraine Brecht
— Lorraine Brecht, December 1, 2003

What's up Gentle
Whats up man its me pope,Dennis younger brother. Man, I was checking your website and wow its really cool. Gentle, you already circled the globe. Cool shitz lol You guys should visit here in the east coast. Im in Providence, Rhode Island now. The smallest state in the union. Man keep in touch Mr. Traveller.
— Pope Dionson, April 22, 2003

Very nice pictures. Thank you for your positive comments on our country. However, I would like to add that rubber and oil are NOT primarily responsible for Malaysia's prosperity these days. THAT was a long time ago. It's manufacturing and services industries are mainly responsible for that
— Layheon Tan, December 22, 2002

the best picture in the world
— kasim selamat saudi arabia, June 27, 2002

Great page
Whoh again an excellent page! Thanks for sharing this beautiful pics! Ann & Geert
— De Sutter Geert, April 28, 2002

great work!! thanks for sharing your pics. i haven't got the chance to visit all of KL when i went to malaysia in april 99...but with your pictures and VERY GOOD commentaries, it seems that i have visited this city again. thanks.....
— Rhodel Quinol, April 7, 2002

:)
:) Hey don't get me wrong. In KL there are still more Chinese than the Malays. There are about 500,000 Malays while Chinese there are 600,000 if I'm not mistaken from the 1.3 mil population Indians make up about 150,000. :)
— Jothi, March 12, 2002

Reply to the comment below:
Thanks for the correction. I based my facts from what I saw when I was there & I had an impression that the Malays are no longer the majority (as there seem to be a lot of Chinese & Hindus) but I'm wrong after all! Thus, THANKS for the correction.
— [Eltneg], January 10, 2002

cool!
Nice photos but a bit about your comment. The Malays make up more than 1/3 of the population, there are about 6 million of them, Malays make up 12 million, while the Indians 2 million and the rest are Portuguese, Thai, Burmese, Caucasians,etc.
— Jothi, December 24, 2001

Reply to the comment below:
Wow, I just editted this presentation & there's already this wonderful comment. Thanks A LOT!!! Pretty soon, I will also edit the rest so as to get rid of the "doubling" which after all is a TERRIBLE technnique in presenting pictures.
— [Eltneg], December 10, 2001

MR
BREATHTAKING PHOTOGRAPHS WITH CATCHY COMMENTARIES
— SRINIVASAN, December 10, 2001