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All The #WaterCutProblems Malaysians Can Relate To Right Now

Water disruptions in various parts of Malaysia have been going on for months now - which of these water rationing problems can you most relate to?

By Melody Oei — 16 Apr 2014, 03:44 PM — Updated over 10 years ago

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1. Becoming Syabas' number one stalker on Twitter and sighing at unscheduled water disruptions

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2. Raging even more at news announcements of yet another water rationing stage

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3. Making a dash to the toilet for a good poop only to find that you totally forgot there was no water to flush

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4. Forking out RM12 for a car wash at the petrol station

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5. Or just dealing with driving around in a dirty car

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6. Running out of water when you're all soaped up halfway through a shower

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7. Not having the water back on time even though the groceries have been bought and you're all prepared to cook

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8. Losing track of the water rationing days

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9. Making the gym your second home so you don't have to leave home smelling like yesterday

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10. Not being able to hang out at hipster cafés and drink coffee because they're closed or not serving due to water cuts

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11. Eating with plastic utensils (and breaking a few in the process) because some restaurants have made substitutions due to water cuts

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12. Not sure if washing dirty clothes or dishes is more important...

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All The #WaterCutProblems Malaysians Can Relate To Right Now

1. Becoming Syabas' number one stalker on Twitter and sighing at unscheduled water disruptions

2. Raging even more at news announcements of yet another water rationing stage

3. Making a dash to the toilet for a good poop only to find that you totally forgot there was no water to flush

4. Forking out RM12 for a car wash at the petrol station

5. Or just dealing with driving around in a dirty car

6. Running out of water when you're all soaped up halfway through a shower

7. Not having the water back on time even though the groceries have been bought and you're all prepared to cook

8. Losing track of the water rationing days

9. Making the gym your second home so you don't have to leave home smelling like yesterday

10. Not being able to hang out at hipster cafés and drink coffee because they're closed or not serving due to water cuts

11. Eating with plastic utensils (and breaking a few in the process) because some restaurants have made substitutions due to water cuts

12. Not sure if washing dirty clothes or dishes is more important...

Get the latest updates on water rationing in Selangor and KL on SAYS:

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