Comments on: I’m A Subang Patriot!

By: Emily

Emily — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 05:19:21 +0000

Since you all are natural local in Subang, do you know how long it takes by taxi to get fr Subang Parade to Subang Airport? Or is there any train/bus fr point to point? Im not fr the area.

By: eve

eve — Mon, 02 Apr 2007 04:59:18 +0000

although i’m not fr subang, (grew up in land of bak kut teh) subang to me is like the next happening place to go apart form kl. i remember when i was young, we go to subang parade very often too instead of going all the way to sg wang or lot 10. but no i din learn to walk there…too old d

n i remember when the mamaks craze just started, i used to follow my parents alllll the way fr klang to subang just for roti bomb…sometimes in pajamas..hehe…those were the days when ‘canai n such’ was still the ordinary mamak, not like now become high class mamak.

ohyah, n if i’m not wrong, carrefour came first b4 giant….

jO: ahhaha wah, the mamak culture started in subang ar? yalaaa.. canai and such…it was at SS14 there right?… now like no business di.. wait, i think it closed down. dman kesian..;\ .. i used to spend all my friday afternoons there. haihhhh. hahhaa..oh thank u for clarifying with me. Giant after Carrefour!

By: meldee

meldee — Sun, 01 Apr 2007 15:44:30 +0000

I LOVE SUBANG JAYA! woots. ehhhhhh wei i remember the old KFC! man! so syok man when i got to go there. don't forget also those days before we could drive, hehe, take cab la or bus here and there...zomg! so old already!

jo: hahahahah omg!! we might even have played in the same playground before and not know it;P -

By: c.ho

c.ho — Sun, 01 Apr 2007 08:26:21 +0000

okay.. i only moved to subang when I was 9. Still, I get what you mean. It's rather funny to think that I lived in my house for about 10 years before flying to NZ. It's odd.. dang.. I feel old now O.o.. HOw quickly time passes.. lol

jo: aaahh..young enough:D hehehe... a subang person will always be a subang person:D at least u spent ur formative years here! -

By: jlshyang

jlshyang — Sun, 01 Apr 2007 07:01:51 +0000

wah, i can smell the pride of a Subangite. I thought it's called Subangite instead of Subangian? Coz i know some ppl frm Subang who calls themselves Subangite. Damn good entry la, u turned Subang into a country! Got national anthem or not? Hehehe.

jo: lol issit? Normally we say, "Subang people". Very seldom got 'ian or 'ite or 'ers.. hehehe.. -

By: elaine

elaine — Sat, 31 Mar 2007 15:48:12 +0000

*clap*clap*clap* i'm proud of subang too! *sniff*

jo: lol got you all emo there didn't i:D -

By: Sush

Sush — Sat, 31 Mar 2007 15:24:07 +0000

jolene lai you have facebook?? you got me all nostalgic with this poem

jo: hahaha yes oh almighty Queen of Facebook! -

By: Mischique

Mischique — Sat, 31 Mar 2007 11:52:54 +0000

Damn woman..you make Subang sound like a country by itself! LOL

jo: lol! proud of it ma. u also very proud of penang what:)
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By: Foong

Foong — Sat, 31 Mar 2007 10:41:34 +0000

Ahh…. Subang…. lived there all my life….

The newspaper article that you have posted is the brother of childhood friend of mine who is now doing her law bar exam in London. He used to study in Seafield School in USJ 2 i think.

Don’t forget to join the Subang Jaya network on facebook.

jo: hehe.. which school were u from? That’s Daniel Tan, he used to study in SMSJ i think! not seafield! .. and is it his younger sisteR? .. or older sister that’s studying law?

Is there a Subang Jaya network on facebook?
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By: thecw

thecw — Sat, 31 Mar 2007 10:36:37 +0000

gosh.. damm true n funny weih!

suddenly ter-remember u taking care of the stairs opposite my classroom.
heh

jo: ahhaha yala.. then always kena chat up by the ‘small kids’ in the classroom opposite the stairs that I jaga-ed. I do wonder where my prefect partner is now. His name is Kelvin something something. He used to entertain me with stories about his dreams…I distinctly remember that he dreamt about a disembodied hand…
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