Jakarta

[QUOTE=Gzono][QUOTE=Mighty Spearsman]This is not a normal ISG report, but I think that those members who know the late Cynthia from Kartika should appreciate this info.

Great to see one of us not being a devo and instead showing some respect and humanity-Well done buddy. A sad story.[/QUOTE]Hi bro,

I have always had high regards for you but from now on I found a new higher level of respect for you.

Bravo,

My humble two cents

[QUOTE=Mighty Spearsman]As of Thursday late afternoon:

Yes, there was flooding but luckily it was restricted to some areas of North Jakarta, and most of Jakarta was not affected. The government actually tried to take some preventive measures this time, including building up some embankments with sand bags, etc., and that seemed to have helped.

But let's not be complacent here, it was a close call, and could have been much worse. I saw one video shot on TV where water was "licking" the top of an embankment; a few centimeters higher and there would have been more flooding. And the people living in the areas that were flooded are mostly very poor, and their lives were very much affected by this week's flooding.

Update:
There were heavy rains Thursday evening, which may have exacerbated the situation. But as far as I know, the highway to the airport is still open.[/QUOTE]
Thanks Mighty, for the update.
This has been one of the longest wet seasons I can remember. It seems to be finally over in Bali, sorry to hear it is still raining in Jkt. Hopefully, it will be over soon.

Kartika raised its house fee from 250,000 rupiah to 260,000 rupiah, effective June 1st. I believe that the girl gets to keep at most 100,000 rupiah from the house fee. So, the girls will also expect 50,000 rupiah as a [U]minimum[/U] tip and will hope for a 100,000 rupiah tip, not that unreasonable with the recent large price increases in everything due to the reduction in the fuel subsidy two weeks ago.

Stopped by there this afternoon and had another great 2-girl session, this time with Cindy and a newer girl named Nehneng (23, shy but a great body, better than Cindy's). Cindy had not been on duty last week and asked to see the photos from my trip to Cynthia's village after our session was over, so it was another reminiscing moment.

[QUOTE=Jaimito Cartero]Well, now that I'm back to work, I'd like to thank JAD, and all the others who helped out while I was in Jakarta for a couple of weeks.[/QUOTE]
The pleasure is all mine mate! :D

[QUOTE=1Ball]Thanks Mighty, for the update.
This has been one of the longest wet seasons I can remember. It seems to be finally over in Bali, sorry to hear it is still raining in Jkt. Hopefully, it will be over soon.[/QUOTE]


What did he say? Did he say "the ones affected by the flood are the poorer people" and that they have it hard? I'm sort of pissed and offended by this. I doubt i'm poor, but yet it did affect me horribly. I live really close to north jkt, but it has never been as bad as it was this feb.

I rarely go back to jakarta as it is, and when i do have a short holiday during chinese new yr and managed to go back to jkt, for 4 friggin straight days, i was stranded at home, flooded with no electricity.

I'm supposed to fly back to jkt on a business trip tomorrow. And i'm very pissed right now. Damned flood.... *grumble grumble grumble*...

Just reading some comments on dress and in particular, a comment made by my friend KL Guy, reminds me that anyone who is interested in mall hunting (NB Cookie70) would be well advised to be as smart as possible to maximise their chances. This applies more so in up market malls like PI and PS. The ideal is a good business suit and tie but without a jacket is OK - as a minimum, go for smart trousers and long sleeved shirt. This is all about marginal improvement of course; if you are Brad Pitt you will get away with somewhat less formal attire but if you are somewhat older and/or less impressive in stature, every little helps.

I know that even some handsome and younger (than me!) contributors to this forum adopt this strategy.

A bit "off topic" but I was amused by one aspect of Chibi Asian's post when he talks about being "pissed". I know most readers are fluent in English/American but just in case you aren't, you should be aware that "pissed" has a quite different meaning in English and American English; in the former it means "drunk" or we British say "pissed up" and in the latter it means "angry/annoyed" which in English English could also be "pissed off". I've noticed confusion amongst Indonesian friends on this. Hope that's clear!

The dress code truly reminds me of my long lost friend Panya!

[QUOTE=Bulai69] The ideal is a good business suit and tie but without a jacket is OK - as a minimum, go for smart trousers and long sleeved shirt. [/QUOTE]

I dont know Cynthia nor have I been to Kartika but you have my upmost respect my dear friend for being indeed a true friend to another friend in need even after she has passed on!

I've said this to many others before that these ladies are someone's mother/daughter/sister and therefore can we not at least show them especailly those who deserve it some form of respect!

MS you're a true gentleman!

KL Guy
[QUOTE=Mighty Spearsman]This is not a normal ISG report, but I think that those members who know the late Cynthia from Kartika should appreciate this info. [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=KL Guy]I dont know Cynthia nor have I been to Kartika but you have my upmost respect my dear friend for being indeed a true friend to another friend in need even after she has passed on!

I've said this to many others before that these ladies are someone's mother/daughter/sister and therefore can we not at least show them especailly those who deserve it some form of respect!

MS you're a true gentleman!

KL Guy[/QUOTE]Ditto those thoughts, I spend a lot of time Between Jepara and Kudus, some times a pleasant afternoon in the countryside, yes respect for these wonderful people and my Hats off to you MS and the humanity you have shown and dared to reveal.

Hi Mighty Spearsman;

I have the opportunity to read many of your reports in the JKT. Forum and the Cynthia, her real life story was just shown you are much more than just a monger, a true gentleman and I can say a very hard person to find.

I totally agree that mongering is an Art not just a simple economic trade. There are real human involve here. The least we can do is show the girl some respect. You do much more than that and beyond friendship.

Personally, I only travel to Bangkok in many times for mongering purposes. I have not been traveled to JKT. However, I can figure myself to make an adventure trip to this new frontier. Your posts are always full of infos cut to the chase. May you always in great health and happy.

[QUOTE=KL Guy]I dont know Cynthia nor have I been to Kartika but you have my upmost respect my dear friend for being indeed a true friend to another friend in need even after she has passed on!

I've said this to many others before that these ladies are someone's mother/daughter/sister and therefore can we not at least show them especailly those who deserve it some form of respect!

MS you're a true gentleman!

KL Guy[/QUOTE]Hi bro KL,

Bravo, you have taken the words out of my mouth.

My respects to you too.

My humble two cents.

Hi senior bros,

I was wondering, if I ask you bros a question, I was brought a friend to Alexis spa for a fun time last we had fun there, was thinking of going similar venues this trip around.

Will be grateful if be provided some info on high class spas beside Alexis.

Thanks,

My humble two cents.

Arrived in Jakarta at around 9pm on 31 May 08 on a transit to Bali the next morning. Based on the information gathered from this forum (thanks to all brothers), proceeded by Blue Bird taxi to Hotel Peninsula (Jln Mangga Besar Raya) and checked in. Had a quick shower and headed across the street to Lokasari Plaza. At around 11pm the place was HOT with action.

Dropped into Today Country for a while. Didn't appreciate the crowd and left. Saw a few massage joints which was closing down for business for the day. Left the place and proceed to my hotel. Nearing my hotel, I was approached by two ladies on motorbike asking whether I wanted massage. Saw the pillion rider was quite cute and decided to take her for 1 hours at Rp150,000.

Proceeded to my room and she took a shower together with me. Nice body..... After shower proceed to the bed. She started giving me "mandi kuching" followed by a reasonable bbbj. We then proceed on several positions starting with missionary, scissor, doggie (kneeling & later standing) and finally missionary again where I unloaded. Slept well.

At 5am, received a sms from AirAsia that my flight to Bali was re-timed to 4pm. Suddenly I have until 12 noon to have some fun in Jakarta. Woke up at around 9am and after shower proceed to have a bowl of Bakso for breakfast. Walked around the place a bit and at 10,30am decided to pop into "Berlian" inside Lokasari Plaza for a massage. Thought it belong to the same "Berlian" outfit at Hayam Wuruk but it was not. Decided to try anyway as the massage was Rp85000 per hour. Proceed up stairs and later a Chinese Indonesian ML came in.

She began to massage and after about 5 minutes I could tell that massage was not her cup of tea. Proceeded to turn over and talked to her while doing a bit of autoroaming. She wanted to give me a HJ but I wanted full service. After some persuasion, we agreed on Rp150000. Proceeded to do several positions and later released over her boobs. Satisfied, paid and left.

Showered, checked out and left for the airport. Bali here I come.....

Cheers
normad2020

[QUOTE=Mighty Spearsman]This is not a normal ISG report, but I think that those members who know the late Cynthia from Kartika should appreciate this info. [/QUOTE]Although I never met Cynthia (I arrived only a few months ago in Jakarta) I really appreciate you showing respect to her on our behalf.

And it's true that Kartika is one of the best mongering place in Jakarta.

By the way, bro MS, do you know if they have internal rules in Kartika that allow only the most experimented/senior girls stay at the bar while the others stay on sofas ? I always want to stay at the bar (don't like sofas) but then find it difficult to choose among most younger girls which never dare to get up and approach me as if there was a territory sharing deal.