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Hello!My name is urmm...I cant tell my real name to strangers(no offence)
Im your average 15 yr old boy from Malaysia.Hobbies...hobbies...GAMES!Yes games!Minecraft!A game that lets you unleash your imagination!I also LOVE reading books!Spy ficiton like CHERUB by Robert Muchamore or Alex Rider,Action Adventure books from 39clues(love that series)to the Kane Chronicles(you learn a lot from the series).The fear of failing in life is scaring me.So writing is my Plan B beacuase other than gaming,cooking(I want to be a chef!) and pranking,writing for a living seems like an excellent Plan B.The YWS site looks awsome! :D Everyone I've meet here are super friendly and im looking forward for an awesome experience here :D

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Hi there! Wow, Malaysia, that's so cool! I have some Malaysian friends always posting amazing photos of their home towns and their food on Facebook, I get so jealous!

Anyway, I'm Stella, and welcome to YWS :) if you need anything, you can ask me or any moderator -the ones in green names, or admins, who are red. I hope you find YWS useful.

So what do you write? Similar stuff to what you read?

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Hiya and welcome!


Mine craft is so fun, isn't it? It's amazing how popular it is, it's played all over the world. Do you prefer survival or creative mode? do you play on PC or console? I play both creative and survival.

Stella basically said all the important stuff, so, hope you have fun here!
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Hello Stella and Emerson!

Thanks for the welcoming! :D YWS has a very friendly community!I think I'm going to love it here.

Malaysia is an interesting country.Different people with different religion and culture living in harmony in a small country.You could easily make a Malaysian food.I suggest "satay" or "laksa Sarawak"(Yum!)


Yes,I do write what I read.I just love spy kid fiction or mystery/suspense(any suggestion for a mystery/suspense book series like 39clues?).I don't know why but love reading about kids going doing dangerous task in order to save the world(more or less).

Minecraft is super fun!I play on computer and i play both survival and creative(mostly creative).Which server do you play on?I play on eyebo.zapto.org.The staff there are really friendly...well most of them.

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Hey Aaradhia! Welcome to YWS! :D

Malaysia seems so cool (but not literally, heh!) O: I've been to Thailand twice, that's pretty close, isn't it?

I hope you're having an amazing start to your 2013! If you have any questions, feel free to ask!


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Hello Demeter!

Thailand is one of Malaysia's neighboring country(just north of Peninsular Malaysia).So yes,it's very close

The starting of this year was great!Live fireworks,celebrating with my family and joining YMS!

Right now I don't have any question to ask but thanks for your concern

Have an amazing day,
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Hey, Aaradhia!
I saw you in chat and you left before I'd even realized it, so I'm tracking you down here. It's nice to see you're in Malaysia, because that means your time zone is pretty close to mine (I'm in South Korea) and we'll be able to see a lot of each other in chat, should you so desire.

Besides that, I was wondering: what is laksa Sarawak? I googled it, and it looks like it involves shrimp, which I don't like, but google never really tells you if it's like a casual food, a fancy food, a street food, or what not, 'cause it all looks like recipe pictures.

Also, have you ever tried going on a spy adventure yourself? I know after I read Harriet the Spy, I carried around a notebook for my notes for a little while, but I haven't read much spy fiction since then.

Do you think being a chef can benefit from having spy skills? Maybe picking up on what your customers are saying about your meals so you can fix them? hehe.

Anyway, welcome! It's good to see you here. Drop me a message or a line on my wall if you have questions or post a work you'd like reviewed. I'd love to read it. Just be sure to remember we like works in smaller chunks here on the internet, 'cause our attention span goes down in front of screens, like... automatically?

Again, welcome!

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Hey Hannah!

Sorry I left the chat early(I had to sleep early.I have to catch a f).Most of my Chinese friends in school are crazy about your culture!They are even learning your language.

Laksa Sarawak is basically noodles,shrimp paste,shrimp,A little bit of calamondi and speacial spice for the laksa flavor.Most states in Malaysia has their own type of laksa.Laksa Sarawak is street/casual/traditional food.

My own spy adventure huh?I do remember pretending becoming a spy with my cousin and little brother when I was younger.

Having spy skills as chef may benefit a little.But I could just ask for feedback from the customer(or they'll just complain to the waiters).

Thanks for the welcoming Hannah :)

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Aaradhiya! Hey!

You know, when I read your name I thought you're an Indian girl because believe it or not it's also an Indian name for girls. It's an Indian Goddess's name. Anyways, I'm just jabbering.

Welcome to YWS. Let me tell you that if you're serious about writing that you'll fall in love with this site, and soon you'd have to be called YWS-aholic. <3

So, what kind of stuff do you write? ^_^ Since you're into reading action, I presume that is what your interest lies in. Anyways, if you ever post prose here, let me know. I'd like to review and help you out.

Ah, I've heard so much about MineCraft but haven't tried it out myself. I know, shame on me and stuff, but I'm seriously not into games. I used to be, when I was 11 12 but somehow it lost my attention as I grew up. But I'd love to play some cool spy action games.

Malaysia is actually pretty awesome. We had a Malaysian here and I have her on my FB. She's amazing, but she's inactive for the past two years. ^_^

So, see you around. Drop into chat to know the peeps around!

~Mia
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Next time you point a finger
I'll point you to the mirror"

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Hey Mia!

Thanks for the welcoming!I didn't know my username is an Indian girls name and an Indian goddess.Out of curiosity what kind of goddess is her?

I'll probably not be a YWS-aholic because im sitting for my PMR this year.PMR is a big public exam that all form 3 takes.So I need to focus on my studies more this year.I'll probably on like once every 2 days or so.

I write action adventure stories and add a little sprinkle of suspense and twist.Keep the readers wondering what would happen next.

You should try to play minecraft. There is a free version but it has less items and blocks compared to the full version.I should warn you.Once you start,you cant stop

Anyway,thanks for the welcoming Mia.I'll try to visit the chat once in a while.

Hope you have an amazing day!
aaradhia-
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