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[TonyCheong2]

Originally Posted by equalizer

Some places in KL you wouldn't want to go hunting if you're not local. Most of the action is hidden in not so nice hotels in Pudu, Kepong, Setapak. Whereas in Thailand, I find it fairly secure to walk around even at night......unless you have ar$e luck and meet a mad b0mber in Dannok

5555 yes I fully agree!

[Yokosi]

Originally Posted by equalizer

If you're a newbie, meaning you can't speak any of the languages like Thai, Lao, Burmese, the OKT will just give you any girl and say it's the nationality of your choice.

They tried it on me when I asked for a Lao girl, but of course I speak Lao :to the OKT's surprise

OKTs always cheat noobs and old birds. That is their norm. Sian with their words. Better u see all the girls, select those few you wanted and ask them directly in Thai of their nationality. Yes, OKTs would be surprised after you talked in Hokkien to them, and you switched to Thai when asking questions to the gals. It happens even in K.L.

Originally Posted by equalizer

Some places in KL you wouldn't want to go hunting if you're not local. Most of the action is hidden in not so nice hotels in Pudu, Kepong, Setapak. Whereas in Thailand, I find it fairly secure to walk around even at night......unless you have ar$e luck and meet a mad b0mber in Dannok

Singaporeans except for a few, would prefer to go to good spas such as Cititel, Bond Spa, nice F joints such as Skyriver, escorts, big clubs such as OSS Soho and Paramount, c and c gals in big hotels. Doubt if any would wanna see gals in ACE, Wisma Indah, Seap Chuan, Jalan Petaling and run down hotels in K.L. such as Nova or Corona Hotel, Histana and Gold Coast Hotels in Klang, the run down massage joints in the sub urban areas of K.L., in P.J., Sunway and Subang. They do not know the locations of these joints, have no transport and their S$ very huge in Malaysia.

[TonyCheong2]

Originally Posted by Yokosi

OKTs always cheat noobs and old liao birds. That is their norm. Sian with their words. Better u see all the girls, select those few you wanted and ask them directly in Thai if they from what nationality. Yes, OKTs would be surprised after you talked in Hokkien to them, and you switched to Thai when asking questions to the gals.

Good advice for those who can speak some Thai.

For Dannok KFC farms my experience is just choose yourself and do not trust OKT's recommendation.
Chat up with the puying for a while before you seal the deal.

No disrespect to Malaysians but most of the Dannok OKTs from Malaysia are the most pai kia and agressive I ever encounter.

[Yokosi]

Originally Posted by TonyCheong2

OKTs from Malaysia are the most pai kia and agressive I ever encounter.

That is one of the many reasons why there are now less people going to Danok.

One day while walking to Danok, Malaysian border patrol soldier asked me why I am going there.......cari amoh, ah ?. ( look for girls ).

My answer : Terlebih mahal.....saya pergi sana untuk minum sahaja, sana lebih murah dari Malaysia, cikgu. ( Very expensive.............I am going there for drinks, over there its cheaper than in Malaysia, teacher )

Saying, cikgu in Malay is excellent as all police, soldiers wanna have face. Cikgu is a Malay East Coast noun that the public rarely used for the police and armed forces. It is not used in Central, South and the North of Malaysia. They smile merrily and let you pass without hindrance ( which is what I wanted ).

[TonyCheong2]

Originally Posted by Yokosi

That is one of the many reasons why there are now less people going to Danok.

One day while walking to Danok, Malaysian border patrol soldier asked me why I am going there.......cari amoh, ah ?. ( look for girls ).

My answer : Terlebih mahal.....saya pergi sana untuk minum sahaja, sana lebih murah dari Malaysia, cikgu. ( Very expensive.............I am going there for drinks, over there its cheaper than in Malaysia, teacher )

Saying, cikgu in Malay is excellent as all police, soldiers wanna have face.

Dannok OKTs just see one chop one.
Can chop just chop.

Got one time at Rose.
After I choose a puying to tabao.
OKT asked me for RM10 kopi money KNN.
If I don't give very malu in front of my puying. LOL.
From that day onwards I ban Rose.

Yes border soldier/polisi/immigrasi sometimes must respect/ang kat a bit.
Once regular liao a lot of things they very chin chai.

[annonymous]

Originally Posted by TonyCheong2

Dannok OKTs just see one chop one.
Can chop just chop.

Got one time at Rose.
After I choose a puying to tabao.
OKT asked me for RM10 kopi money KNN.
If I don't give very malu in front of my puying. LOL.
From that day onwards I ban Rose.

Yes border soldier/polisi/immigrasi sometimes must respect/ang kat a bit.
Once regular liao a lot of things they very chin chai.

How long ago was that

[Yokosi]

Originally Posted by TonyCheong2

Dannok OKTs just see one chop one.
Can chop just chop.

Got one time at Rose.
After I choose a puying to tabao.
OKT asked me for RM10 kopi money KNN.
If I don't give very malu in front of my puying. LOL.
From that day onwards I ban Rose.

Yes border soldier/polisi/immigrasi sometimes must respect/ang kat a bit.
Once regular liao a lot of things they very chin chai.

Normal lah. OKT asked for RM10 as tips. Now with Ringgit down, they will ask for more.

Never asked you for free ciggi ?.

Soldier, police, immigration, etc always must respect or ang kat a bit. Good for you to pass by without hindrance.

Always when at night and going to the border towns, there are road blocks with the police and armed forces, you can unwind your windows, turned on your car's cabin interior lights, go slow towards them and they can see you. They no need to shine their flash lights at your face, you smiled, nodded your head and moved on. This is another tactic I learned when I frequently went to the East Coast - Thai border towns.

Yes, a lot of things they very chin chai with you if you show them some respect.

Even walked on a railway bridge with 6 Malaysian soldiers at 3.00 am from Malaysia to Sungai Golok ?. Cannot see the river below. Immigration closed. Boats not running that late at night. Only way was to talk and respect the commander in chief of the army's base where the Harmony or Friendship Bridge is located and he asked 6 soldiers to escorted and make sure that i can cross into LOS.

You should try that ?. 555+ !!!.

[Ziamm]

still must pay kopi money?

[TonyCheong2]

Originally Posted by annonymous

How long ago was that

2014.

Originally Posted by Yokosi

Never asked you for free ciggi?

5555 I don't smoke!

Originally Posted by Yokosi

Soldier, police, immigration, etc always must respect or ang kat a bit. Good for you to pass by without hindrance.

Always when at night and going to the border towns, there are road blocks with the police and armed forces, you can unwind your windows, turned on your car's cabin interior lights, go slow towards them and they can see you. They no need to shine their flash lights at your face, you smiled, nodded your head and moved on. This is another tactic I learned when I frequently went to the East Coast - Thai border towns.

Yes, a lot of things they very chin chai with you if you show them some respect.

Yes I realised that if we are pro active and volunteer to let them do security check.
They will be more chin chai and allow you to move on quickly.

Originally Posted by Yokosi

Even walked on a railway bridge with 6 Malaysian soldiers at 3.00 am from Malaysia to Sungai Golok? Cannot see the river below. Immigration closed. Boats not running that late at night. Only way was to talk and respect the commander in chief of the army's base where the Harmony or Friendship Bridge is located and he asked 6 soldiers to escorted and make sure that i can cross into LOS.

You should try that? 555+ !!!

555 this one haven't try before in Malaysia.
I will vote you to be the Malaysia general consulate in Sungai Golok any time.

However in China got one time the police officer and his subordinate drove the patrol car and send me back to my hotel to ensure I return safely.
In the police station I talked to them nicely and respectfully.
Good diplomacy goes a long way.

[Yokosi]

Originally Posted by Ziamm

still must pay kopi money?

No kopi money because I never did anything wrong.

Except THB200 to Thai police near Siam Paragon because I threw a cig butt on the floor. I spoke broken Thai to him after talking to him in English. He was surprised. He said " Khun poot Thai keng ". I showed him my THB in my wallet that got only THB500 in front of all the Thai people walking around. The rest of the cash, I keep elsewhere in a pocket. Me acted " stupid " lah. He said " Okay, okay, 200 Thai baht " with Thai people looking at our action. The other policeman nearby said in Thai " Quick, quick, people are looking !!! ".

Except Rupiah 20,000 to Jakarta police in a road block near Mangga Besar ( after drinking in a famous club with a Singaporean SBF member ) because I never have my passport. Spoke Indo to him. Policeman was also surprised. Taxi driver was frighten because he thought I paid Rupiah 200,000.

If kena tickets in Malaysia, I don't pay. Me wait until the govt give heavy discounts for the police summons. City hall tickets, I threw away until got any red letters from them ( very seldom, I get these red letters ). Go there and made a petition, can get 50% to 80% off the penalty.

Act smart, be smart, be street smart, be dump if necessary. All these were experiences.

[annonymous]

[QUOTE=TonyCheong2;15451023]2014.

Sure boh
That rose okt would ask for kopi $$$
Do you mean ahHo

[Ninja_Assassin]

Originally Posted by Yokosi

Saying, cikgu in Malay is excellent as all police, soldiers wanna have face. Cikgu is a Malay East Coast noun that the public rarely used for the police and armed forces. It is not used in Central, South and the North of Malaysia..

In not so long ago Singapore....... those off duty or plainclothes makan baos when kenna spotchecked by/or come across uniformed policemen will address the most senior cop in that group as Cikgu. It was the unofficial way cops identify to each other they are kaki nang

[Yokosi]

Originally Posted by Ninja_Assassin

In not so long ago Singapore....... those off duty or plainclothes makan baos when kenna spotchecked by/or come across uniformed policemen will address the most senior cop in that group as Cikgu. It was the unofficial way cops identify to each other they are kaki nang

That's was in Singapore. Nowadays doubt that Sing cops would say " Cikgu " to other cops. Malaysia is different. By saying that word does not meant that we are kaki nang or in the same group here. It meant paying respect or give face to cops here. You don't know, meh ?.

[snakehead]

Originally Posted by Yokosi

That's was in Singapore. Nowadays doubt that Sing cops would say " Cikgu " to other cops. Malaysia is different. By saying that word does not meant that we are kaki nang or in the same group here. It meant paying respect or give face to cops here. You don't know, meh ?.

Originally Posted by Ninja_Assassin

In not so long ago Singapore....... those off duty or plainclothes makan baos when kenna spotchecked by/or come across uniformed policemen will address the most senior cop in that group as Cikgu. It was the unofficial way cops identify to each other they are kaki nang

Relax bros...... no need to go to war as both of you are correct. Cikgu is also commonly used in Singapore way back during the time when cops were wearing shorts. During those times both Malaysia and Singapore were still part of each other.

It was after Singapore was kicked out from the Federation that LKY started recruiting the Hakka boys from the Hai San triad and put them into ISD and the RU units that the term Cikgu became less used in Singapore and naturally died off.

[TonyCheong2]

The old man really have foresight.
Hire pai kia to deal with pai kia legally!