FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK

Closure of roads heading to Dataran Merdeka for FT Day parade rehearsal

Description:

The Kuala Lumpur City Hall wishes to inform the public that, in
conjunction with the FT Day, there will be a parade at Dataran
Merdeka.

Due to parade rehearsals, the following roads will be closed on Jan 28
(Sunday), Jan 30 (Tuesday) and Feb 1 (Thursday) from 5.30am till
12.30pm:

- Jalan Travers to Jalan Mahameru;
- Jalan Kuching (slip road) to the Datuk Onn roundabout;
- Traffic on Jalan Dang Wangi/Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman will bediverted to Jalan Esfahan;
- Jalan Hishamuddin (near the National Mosque;
- Jalan Raja;
- Lebuh Pasar Besar;
- Jalan Tun Perak (at the junction of Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman);
- Jalan Tun Perak 1 leading to the Datuk Onn roundabout;
- slip road from the Datuk Onn roundabout to the church;
- traffic from Jalan Tun Perak will be diverted to Lebuh Ampang.

On Jan 29 (Monday), Jalan Raja will be closed from 5.30am to 12.30pm.


Fuck you Malaysia, Fuck you stupid traffic jam, Fuck, Fuck, Fuck, Fuck, Fuck, Fuck, Fuck, Fuck, Fuck, Fuck, Fuck can't you have that damn rehearsal or do your stupid parade shit in Putrajaya? Thats what we spent millions of ringgit for you know! Fuck your stupid parade thing, can't you fucking do it like after 12midnight? Not like any of you people are actually working? look, it aint Macy's Thanksgiving or fucking Mardi Gras for fuck sake, who the fuck want to see your stupid fucking parade? Fuck fuck fuck fuck

Comments

Las montañas said…
oh my.. that is a lot of hot air and fucking!

hey, its tuesday and 3 more days to the weekend!
2:01 PM
sbanboy said…
Man I will be so lost with them closing all the roads ... duh
2:34 PM
Anonymous said…
Oh Panas nyer... relax pal before you burst :P

Wanna give our ever efficient public transport a try?? XD good luck!
3:05 PM
thompsonboy said…
Of course panaslah, of all the days, I am super late today and my big boss caught me. Sarcastically greeted me. Good la...thats the impression I give to my big bosses
4:16 PM
Anonymous said…
tell your boss? don't look at me, it's not your fault it's the society's fault.
6:25 PM
Buaya said…
Aww... I understand... Kena from Big boss some time ago also...
9:39 AM
Anonymous said…
rupanya kena tangkap boss... jialat loh
4:54 PM
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