Johor Baru Before & After Dark

[CibLover]

Originally Posted by Dickinchic

....Prof is still very much alive and bonking around...

he just left SBF for good and may not return anymore.

he will not view or post anymore including PM...so any bros want to contact him pls try his hp........

Terrible news!!!

Anyway, if that's his wish; we would like to wish him all the BEST and good luck. Hope the rest of the bros will respect his wishes.

Will keep him in the loop with our gatherings and call him for our Annual Chinese New Year dinner.

[KatoeyLover69]

Originally Posted by Dickinchic

don't panic bro Jedy...

Prof is still very much alive and bonking around...

he just left SBF for good and may not return anymore.

he will not view or post anymore including PM...so any bros want to contact him pls try his hp.

Why did he decide to stop posting & browsing in SBF ?

We will surely miss his witty & very knowledgeable comments

Prof, please reconsider your decision !

[dan101]

Was looking for a bonk arnd jb customs this afternoon, but ended in hotel bluewave instead. Anyway, I passed by hotel central, and found out that they have a spa too. Does this spa has hanky panky? Is there any other HC with hanky panky within walking distance around jb customs (except ocean hotel, the standard there is erm..)?

[jedycity]

Originally Posted by Dickinchic

don't panic bro Jedy...
Prof is still very much alive and bonking around...

Bro Dickinchic,
How can i not panic....the way you express...like we have lose our Prof
Anyway, is his decision... i respect that...

[jedycity]

Originally Posted by dan101

Anyway, I passed by hotel central, and found out that they have a spa too. Does this spa has hanky panky?

Central hotel....below is my FR...please read
http://sammy.services/malaysi...ml#post2299056

[lawrence86]

just came back from a sales run in the senai airport..

i saw the entire place loaded with chinese girls that came out from the arrival point.

wondering where they going lol.

plus i saw one tall, skinny and long hair heading towards a car parked in the airport parking ahaha

[unibot81]

Was in JB yesterday and had a PRC for overnight.

look : 6 (Due to heavy make up)
Boobs : A+ or B
FJ : 7 (Good reaction. make me wan to fuck her for whole night. but only allow 2 shots)
Fingering : Yes
Damage : RM400

to all senior bro who had cheong in JB all this while. Is RM400 normal rate for WL gal for overnight and 2 Shots? coz this is my 1st time take overnight in jb.

[jedycity]

Originally Posted by unibot81

Was in JB yesterday and had a PRC for overnight.
to all senior bro who had cheong in JB all this while. Is RM400 normal rate for WL gal for overnight and 2 Shots? coz this is my 1st time take overnight in jb.

For me is Expensive lah...the rate should be around $250 to $350...depend on the look, age, service, etc. just my two cents opinion.

[unibot81]

Originally Posted by jedycity

For me is Expensive lah...the rate should be around $250 to $350...depend on the look, age, service, etc. just my two cents opinion.

Bro jedcity, thank for the info. Think kena buaya already.
All well as a tution fee loh . hee

[KatoeyLover69]

Report from The STAR dated Friday 18 January 2008 :-

New Ferry service to Indonesia from Danga Bay, Johor Bahru

JOHOR BARU : Another ferry service to Indonesia will be available with the opening of a new jetty at Danga Bay here.

Elena Ho, manager of Kurnia Klasik, said the service was expected to start by end of the month.

She said there would be more than 10 trips daily to Batam Island and Tanjung Balai in Indonesia.

There would be entertainment, commercial and retail outlets including travel agencies, restaurants and cafes at the jetty, she added

“We will also set up a duty free zone for travellers,” she said.

Ho said the public could have dinner while enjoying the sea view from a “ferry restaurant”.

She said the ferry restaurant would leave the jetty at 5pm and 8pm and return at 7pm and 10pm daily.
--- KatoeyNewsNetwork

Link :- New Ferry service to Indonesia from Danga Bay

[asromafc]

how about the fees?

[KatoeyLover69]

Report from The STAR dated Friday 25 January 2008 :-

Johor tourism newsletter hits the streets

JOHOR BARU : Johor Times, the official newsletter of the Johor Tourism Action Council, hit the streets for the first time last Sunday.

Packed with information on exciting tourist destinations and latest developments in Johor, the 16-page, tabloid-size newsletter is published every month and distributed free to visitors.

It is published by Mediate Communications Sdn Bhd.

State Tourism and Environment Committee chairman Freddie Long and Mediate Communications Sdn Bhd managing director Datuk Gary Thanasan handed out the inaugural copies to visitors from across the Causeway at the Immigration Complex.

Long said that two pages of the newsletter would be dedicated to the Association of Wives of Elected Representatives of the People (Juita) to update readers on the progress of 12 projects developed by Juita president Datin Paduka Prof Dr Jamilah Ariffin.

The online version of the publication can be viewed at www.johortimes.com.my
--- KatoeyNewsNetwork

[KatoeyLover69]

Report from Business Times (Malaysia) dated Friday 25 January 2008 :-

AirAsia to fly JB-Bangkok route from Feb 25, 2008

BANGKOK : AirAsia is expected to ply the Bangkok-Johor Baru route beginning February 25, 2008 with four flights a week.

The once-daily flight will be on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.

An airline official said Bangkok will be the first destination in Thailand from Johor Baru, targeting Johoreans, Singaporeans and also those flying into the city from Sabah and Sarawak.

Besides Bangkok, AirAsia will also fly to Medan and Surabaya from Johor Baru soon, he said.

AirAsia and its Thai subsidiary, Thai AirAsia, now operate seven flights daily from Kuala Lumpur to Bangkok, as well as serving Krabi, Phuket and Chiang Mai, on top of the Penang-Bangkok route.

The Bangkok-Langkawi and Bangkok-Kota Kinabalu services were discontinued last year due to low passenger load.

It's learnt that Thai AirAsia was not keen to operate the Johor Baru-Bangkok route as it wanted to concentrate on strengthening its existing destinations while looking into the possibility of entering the Bangkok-Jakarta route and expanding its China base
--- KatoeyNewsNetwork

[KatoeyLover69]

Report from New Straits Times dated Monday 11 February 2008 :-

Bukit Chagar CIQ to start operations in May 2008

JOHOR BARU : The Bukit Chagar Customs, Immigration and Quarantine (CIQ) Complex will start its operations in May 2008, Works Minister Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu says. 

He said the complex, worth over RM1 billion, has been fully completed and all relevant government agencies have started to move in and make the necessary preparations.

“The CIQ will be open to the public and light vehicles in May,” he told reporters after officiating the ground breaking ceremony for the construction of a road from Permas Jaya to Pasir Gudang here today. 

Present was Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Abdul Ghani Othman.

Samy Vellu said the CIQ will have a temporary link to the Johor Causeway. 

Upon completion of the “Medium Term Link” (MTL), which connects the CIQ with the Johor Causeway, at the end of 2009, heavy vehicles which presently passed through the Tanjung Puteri Customs Inspection Centre will be allowed to use the complex, he said. 

When asked on the cost of building the MTL, he said the Finance Ministry was still looking at it.

On the 9km Permas Jaya-Pasir Gudang road, Samy Vellu said the RM190-million project undertaken by Pelantar Komponen Sdn Bhd would be completed by Jan 1, 2001. 

The cost included the construction of elevated interchanges along the Johor Baru-Pasir Gudang Road and in Permas Jaya and three bridges over Sungai Luncho, Sungai Rekoh and Sungai Masai, he said.

“The Works Ministry has identified Permas Jaya as having the potential to grow rapidly with the construction of several other high-impact infrastructure projects under the Iskandar Development Region programme,” he said. 

He also said that under the Ninth Malaysia Plan, the federal government had allocated RM1.87 billion for development projects in Johor.
--- KatoeyNewsNetwork

[KatoeyLover69]

Report from The STAR dated Thursday 21 February 2008 :-

Johor police conduct 438 raids during CNY

JOHOR BARU : The police force conducted 438 raids during the Chinese New Year period and made just as many arrests.

State CID chief Senior Asst Comm II Amer Awal said the force conducted the raids from Feb 1 to 13 as part of efforts to curb crime in the state.

SAC Amer added that 362 arrests were made in relation to illegal activities at nightclubs and gambling centres during the festive season.

“The police will continue their round-the-clock efforts to ensure public safety,” he said, speaking to reporters at the launch of the new Taman Pelangi police station recently.
--- KatoeyNewsNetwork