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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]
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04-13-15 08:26 #9628
Posts: 65Police Shakedowns
Regarding some of the posts sometime back, I too had the same experience once.
I met a girl in BATS who wanted to party more. Headed out, gave her 350 K for an E tablet which she bought while I waited in the Silver Bird. Went to Collosseum which is a excellent club BTW. She had the tablet in small doses and we got out of the club at around 3 AM.
Was stopped by a couple of policemen between Collosseum and Malioboro (not too sure about the place). The policeman asked for my passport which I never carry. They asked me to come out with the girl as translator. Fortunately, she was quite sober.
They asked me to pay. I said that I would rather wait for the Shangri-La to get the passport out of my safe and get it to them. They talked in Bahasa and let me go. I was very polite and very firm. Maybe I was just plain lucky. I deal with a couple of General's sons for biz and knew that I could count on their connections if things got bad.
I really don't mind paying 100 or 200 K but we can never be sure about the cops' attitude once they have smelt blood.
On the other hand, this was the first time I ventured past Malioboro on that road.
Cheers,
McM.
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04-13-15 04:46 #9627
Posts: 3497Originally Posted by Sympalogy [View Original Post]
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04-12-15 13:14 #9626
Posts: 246Natty Bumpo
I know, for a fact, that our esteemed member Natty Bumpo is kicking ass and taking names in Jakarta right now.
I'm looking forward to his excellent reports, as usual!
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04-12-15 04:03 #9625
Posts: 334Well given that the scene in Jakarta is so terminally dull these days and getting duller by the hour I suppose there would be no harm in a linguistic-historical discussion to while away a boring Sunday afternoon.
The Latin / Portuguese words in common use in Indonesian are often the words that refer to European things that would have been first introduced by the Portuguese, thus the words for table, butter, shoe etc are meja, mentega and zapatu. So many of the Dutch words originate with things that the Dutch menheers and their wives would have needed to explain to their staff to get household chores done, curtain, wash basin, and my favourite bed pan being gordyn, wastafel and pispot. Trade would have been conducted in a variety of linguas franca; Arabic, Malay, Javanese, Sundanese, the variety of Chinese dialects, Portuguese, Dutch and English and anything that got a polyglot range of Jolly Jack Tars through the day (and night) to become our old friend Bahasa Indonesia.
However, the colourful collection of Portuguese and / or Christian-descent wedding celebrants cited below, whilst no doubt leading to an entertaining and eye-easing evening could hardly be described as typical of the Indonesian people as a whole and certainly not of the type of girl a bule bloke could expect to pick up at Milles or Golden Crown, so in answer to the original question I have no idea where these Spanish speakers the OP asked about come from as I have certainly never met any of them.
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04-12-15 01:56 #9624
Posts: 404Originally Posted by UsPete [View Original Post]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hrm-rPSCIBw
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04-12-15 00:36 #9623
Posts: 4051Okay Pete, I stand abjectly corrected. Thanks for the capsule history. I had no idea.
GE.
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04-11-15 22:11 #9622
Posts: 118Originally Posted by GoodEnough [View Original Post]
There are PortTUGUese quarters throughout the trading posts of Java. Mostly named Tugu, all having a number of Mestizo citizens. Many of these Mestizos created during a night of debauchery in the brothels that always neighbour Tugu. A visit to Kramat Tunggal in the 80's or the Sarkem backstreets of the railway station today at Tugu in Yogya provide examples.
While the Dutch language and the VOC prospered from the 1750's during the Dutch golden age, I believe Portuguese remained strong in the language of mongering.
A Moresco nightout with the Portuguese creole sailors of man Mar. Was a renowned experience in 1930's Batavia. With Keroncong lullabies wailing through the night these daredevils who had had the audacity to hunt wild bore at dusk, among muslim neighbours would turn to hard liquor and debauchery in the evenings. Until 1940's the Tugu men wore hats and carried guns, the womanfolk a short tight blouse. They organised festivities where the men and women danced in pairs. They even touched one another to the disgust of the Dutch Calvins. Alcohol was imbibed as a matter of pride.
Betrayed by the jealous Dutch when under Japanese occupation most starved to death in the camps, never to be seen mongering again.
In the mid 90's I attended a Portuguese wedding at the Gereja Sion in Kota to help record some Keroncong. In attendance was a heart melting collection of the most stunningly beautiful girls I've truly ever seen from all over the Indies. Betawi Cristao's, Ambon Serani. Malaccan Kristangs, Surinam migrants, the Costa Jews, and the thin nosed Topasses of Timor. The Holanda (or Londo as used in Java) weren't invited.
Tambora DJ.
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04-11-15 15:40 #9621
Posts: 4051Originally Posted by UsPete [View Original Post]
GE.
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04-11-15 12:38 #9620
Posts: 118Originally Posted by MedellinKuya [View Original Post]
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04-11-15 12:33 #9619
Posts: 492The Bonking Bule. Day 2
Day 2 was Tuesday, and by tradition that means a visit to Mo's Bar for Ladies' Night.
The place wasn't busy but there was plenty to choose from. The Shooter hit a table of tipsy OLs. They had clearly been getting stuck into the free drinks and were up for some white sausage. Great fun in the bar. The Shooter was chosen by an energetic spinner in a sexy black dress, while the Accountant hooked up with an even tinier doll-like creature with a beautiful face. The girls were all office workers, non-pros but expected some compensation for their company. Typical Asian scenario.
Back at the hotel, again it was a great session. Small boobs but great skin and fantastic arse. She was not a professional but uninhibited and very enthusiastic. She had an odd BJ technique that was amateurish yet intensely enjoyable. Basically it was her small mouth trying to engulf his endowment in various ways and from various angles. Her pussy was great-tasting and they 69'd for ages.
Again he had difficulty coming. This time he could not restrain himself and he plunged in bareback, revelling in the hot wetness against his cock. That ramped up the sensation sufficiently to reach escape velocity and he CIP'd (with advance warning). She moaned good-naturally about that, but later she messaged him: "I really enjoyed our sex. I love that feeling in the morning. Was really good in my body. " Kinnell. Rock Star syndrome. Fucking paradise.
There had been no mention of money, except that she expected to receive some, so he left 10 100 k notes by her bag. She took it without counting.
Meanwhile, the Accountant had been persuaded to take 2 of the OLs. The tiny doll-like creature and her raunchy friend. That turned out to be a bad idea. Basically they did not coordinate well, and in fact got in each other's way. He should have just taken one of them. On the plus side, the tiny doll-like creature had a "perfect body". Swings and roundabouts you might say.
All in all another great night.