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Originally Posted by hoosdathu
yuli the 1st FL i dunno leh, but the 2nd FL came into hotel room n showed me her blood-stained pad in case i didn't believe her 
luckily i'm not pantang gambling type else sure scold her knnbccb jialat jialat
can verify whether she's really a singer next time i go, cos she gave me the joint's namecard...
thks for the kueh lapis info on top of the recommendation for ojek rates, bro!
do they call our so-called "thousand-layer" kueh lapis by some other name?
seems to me like it can mean the 9-layer rice cake type to them too.
wonder if ah hia n other senior batam cheongsters can advise on where to get local produce like kueh lapis too? |
bro, sorry, my previous posting just based on my speculation, nothing else. Do believe your judgement on gals....
however i don't have much time in batam, cannot help to verify these gals...
9-layer cake back home doesn't have 9 layers too. therefore their 9-layer cake = thousand layer kueh lapis....can try bika ambon next time (last only 3 days at most)
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Originally Posted by dt3305
Snatch theft is in the rise, especially those girls who rides on motorcycle and carry their handbag. The guys, who also rides on motorcycle will come from behind snatch their bag and sped off. There are also ojak syndicate operating on same mode of operatiions. You take a ride on the ojak, his friend came from behind and snatch your bag. The ojak guy will pretend to ride slowly for his friend to snatch more easily.
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bro, this kind of incident does happen now and then. however, here is different, most of these robber will get whacked, and sometimes dead whacked by local and policemen normally would not take any legal action. in certain way, it does help to control the rate.
well, this is indoland, ruled by Pak P.