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04-16-15 07:10 #9643
Posts: 765Bareback
Originally Posted by EgyMonger [View Original Post]
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04-16-15 04:15 #9642
Posts: 5Request
Hello everyone,
Not just if this is the right topic to post this kind of request, if not please redirect.
In a month ill be moving to Jakarta for an internship for at least 6 months. And reading this topic made me really interested in the sex scene there. But this topic is also somewhat confusing. There's no summary of where to go and what the prices are. I like to go there prepared so there for this question. I know that there's a lot of information to be found on this topic but there is also a lot of old information and prices that have been going up the last few years.
Can anybody help me with an overall summary of the prostitution possibilities in Jakarta? I am Dutch so I know my money is worth more over there, but yet I am still a intern, so expensive clubs where I have to pay 4 million for a girl are a little bit overpriced for me.
- What are the cheapest options?
- Are there places where me being a 25 year old white male, who's good looking take down the price a little?
- Are there places I can go for just a quickly? (with a "quickly price") I've done the math and for me 500.000 for good service for at least an hour is a good price.
- Maybe some additional hotel names?
Sorry if this request is misplaced here, I am new to this site, and new to the prostitution game in general.
I thank you all.
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04-15-15 23:56 #9641
Posts: 1081Originally Posted by Sympalogy [View Original Post]
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04-15-15 04:31 #9640
Posts: 55Tinder
Been using Tinder and adding girls to my "Jakarta" group on Facebook. By the time I go I should have 50-100 girls on the list. Already at 30 some from just 2 weeks of use.
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04-15-15 03:53 #9639
Posts: 246Varied
Originally Posted by Smoothy [View Original Post]
Originally Posted by Smoothy [View Original Post]
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04-15-15 03:31 #9638
Posts: 616Originally Posted by HardHatMate [View Original Post]
"Under the explanation section, the bill argues that 58 percent of criminal activities are due to the influence of alcohol, although it cited no scientific studies to back up this claim.
"Alcohol is also cited in the bill for causing memory loss, dementia, Alzheimer's, schizophrenia and other types of brain ailments. ".
Actually, scientific evidence is rapidly accumulating that moderate drinking, particularly of red wine, may significantly lower the risk of dementia and Alzheimer's as well as cardiovascular and other diseases. Yeah, if you become an alcoholic your health is put at risk, but probably not more so than from smoking the still-legal-in-Indonesia cigarettes (Indonesia having the highest rate of cigarette smoking among males in the world).
As to the claim that 58 percent of criminal activities are due to the influence of alcohol, I guess that means all those cops and government officials who solicit bribes (which to my mind probably represents a majority of all criminal acts in Indonesia) are drunkards. Isn't it nice to know that once this bill is passed, Indonesia's culture of criminal corruption will come to an end.
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04-15-15 03:11 #9637
Posts: 3497Originally Posted by HardHatMate [View Original Post]
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04-15-15 03:05 #9636
Posts: 222Kalijodo apparent closure
Ahok announced in November last year Kalijodo would be closing soon. Similar to Dolly in SBY.
I was in Kalijodo Saturday afternoon, this wasnt a mongering visit for. Just having a stroll and a bo-peep, as I was nearby at Taman Angrekk.
Seems to me the place is still very much alive and kicking with the usual type of dodgy crowd, usual activities. (quieter of course as it was late arvo).
So I am not sure when it will close, but it hasnt yet!
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04-15-15 02:56 #9635
Posts: 222Hahhaa, were obviously reading and posting at the same time.
Originally Posted by Hilo77 [View Original Post]
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04-15-15 02:55 #9634
Posts: 222Ban on alcohol sales
Not sure if anyone has been tracking this; long story short 2 Islamic political parties have tabled in parliament to ban alcohol sales, with same penalties for consumption and possession as drugs. Obviously extremely radical, especially considering Malaysia, with its unique sharia law and Islamic constitution doesn't ban alcohol sales.
Not trying to give my own opinion here- just highlighting to fellow mongers, as this will change the scene somewhat if it ever passes (or in what form it passes).
FYI. If colleagues here didn't know, alcohol sales was banned in ALL mini-marts (including Bali) this month.
And condom sales were banned in Surabaya to unmarried people. Or so I've heard.
"A priority bill initiated by the House of Representatives has proposed banning all consumption of alcoholic beverages, with imprisonment of between three months and two years for anyone caught consuming alcohol.
The bill on the prohibition of alcoholic beverages, a copy of which has been obtained by The Jakarta Post, will put in place a ban on the sale, production, distribution and consumption of all beverages containing more than 1 percent alcohol.
A meeting of lawmakers in the House Legislation Body (Baleg) on Monday approved the progress of the bill's deliberation to the next stage where lawmakers are set to ensure clauses in the bill do not contravene existing laws. ".
- See more at: http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2...-drinkers.html#sthash. DSBQVFTq. Dpuf.
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04-15-15 02:37 #9633
Posts: 334And so it begins
The slope gets ever steeper and more slippery.
http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2...-drinkers.html
Guess what the next step will be.
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04-14-15 20:12 #9632
Posts: 3497Originally Posted by UsPete [View Original Post]
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04-14-15 12:23 #9631
Posts: 118Originally Posted by Smoothy [View Original Post]
I also suffer the issue in these joint of girls who I pulled tricks with some twenty years ago coming up to wind me up, asking for drinks and warn the SYT fluttering about to avoid me like the plague. The phrase is "bule basi" which is akin to "contaminated by local indo. Men's influence / behavior".
I've gone in and even tried my best to only speak English, ask dumb questions, get quotes in dollars etc. One time managed to get a really attractive 20 year old to agree to leave with me, got up the stairs and one of the security guards casually said a pleasent goodbye in Batak and I stupidly replied in Batak without thinking.
Well, I now know how Richard Attenborough's character felt like in the Great Escape when he was caught by the German's at the train station. The girl I was with litterly froze and refused to go with me, despite the $100 leaving sweetener agreed. She said fairly politely that going with me would be like going with one of her family.
It's really become an issue for me, so nowdays when visiting Jakarta I bring along tshirts and miniature perfumes from branded stores in Europe for presents for the girls. Withe the result that my pulls on they way home and texting their friends, that they have left safely can also say the old timers aren't that bad.
North Jakarta isn't an issue so places like Kings Cross and Empornium are now my favourites but they don't always have the same chase and trap feeling you can sometimes get from Bats / CJ's or even out the blue in a mall or on the trains.
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04-14-15 08:45 #9630
Posts: 309Originally Posted by Hilo77 [View Original Post]
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04-14-15 01:51 #9629
Posts: 113Thanks.
Thanks Smoothy for the intel. This will definitely help in negotiations.
Originally Posted by Smoothy [View Original Post]