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bonni says:
January 11th, 2012 at 2:37 pmObviosusly I have also nothing substantial to add to the discussion.
Zzzzz…
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berlian biru says:
January 11th, 2012 at 2:50 pmMr Quinn is indeed a fortunate man.
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berlian biru says:
January 11th, 2012 at 2:52 pmOn the subject of skin tones, an interesting comparison.
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berlian biru says:
January 11th, 2012 at 2:54 pmJust to clarify, in case anyone thinks I’m some sort of stalker, the above photos are from Mrs Quinn’s own public Facebook page.
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ET says:
January 11th, 2012 at 3:06 pmZzzzz…
Are you bored, bonni? Is the fish off the hook?
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January 11th, 2012 at 3:15 pmOMG BB, who are those two zombies next to her?
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bonni says:
January 11th, 2012 at 3:26 pmET,
No worries, there are plenty of fish in the sea
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January 11th, 2012 at 4:06 pmNo worries, there are plenty of fish in the sea
That’s the spirit, girl. But one word of advice, if you’re fishing in international waters be prepared to encounter a shark. Or some jellyfish.
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berlian biru says:
January 11th, 2012 at 5:21 pmOMG BB, who are those two zombies next to her?
Yes ET, you and I, perhaps true to the stereotype bule men, much prefer the darker skinned lass whilst most Indonesian ladies would kill for the complexions of the other two hantu.
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January 11th, 2012 at 6:37 pmYes BB, many words have already been written here about this obsession of Indo women with white skin. Maybe it can be classified under the same denominator as breast size corrections, designer vaginas and other so-called physical enhancement procedures, all tailored to a woman’s desire to conform to the stereotypes imposed by the media as being the norm of sexual attractiveness, even to the extent of pure grotesqueness and health damage. A beautiful and natural looking skin comes from careful adaptation to the local environment and doesn’t come packed in expensive tubes and flasks that make you look like an alien.
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Oigal says:
January 11th, 2012 at 7:05 pmI will post here on the old Buff as everyone seems to be riding it these days (Timdog oh Timdog).
Saw something really curious today, three of the local police pulled up a young couple who ran a red light on the cycle. Within minutes a crowd gathered and started harassing the cops and some cheeky bugger threw a thong (sandal for you yanks). The cops looked..well scared and nicked off..
I dunno if this was a fluke or are we really losing control here..Ominous really, as invariably the wrong people pay the price
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timdog says:
January 11th, 2012 at 7:58 pmOigal, I’m very happy to be bonding with my brothers BB and ET over the topic of Farah Quinn, so I currently have no regrets about rousing the beast. I am perhaps a mite concerned that we should have been more sensitive to some of the more anguished recent posters, but I’m sure they’ll survive.
I am, however, now massively regretting not speaking to the lovely chef. I mean, I was standing right next to her, and I bet she would have been stoked to get a bit of thoroughly ndeso East Java-style fan worship from a hulking 6ft bule. I would have complimented her cook-to-cook on her kitchen skills, and imagine being able to report back to you lot that she actually spoke to me! I’ll regret it for the rest of my days, and all I have is a fading memory of a stoned Steven Coconut Tree asking me if I liked reggae in a bad nightclub. That and the Ariel Peterpan girl…
But on the thing you saw on the street, there definitely seems to be something going on, and the sandal thing is pretty cool. Did you notice there was another reaction to a 14-year-old who they put on trial in Bali for trying to steal Rp1000 and then getting beaten up by a mob of “concerned local citizens”? The judge let him off, but he was locked in Kerobokan with the likes of Schapelle Corby (now there’s a fine example of bulwom!) for a couple of months while awaiting trial.
Coming so soon after the Palu sandal thief case it got a similar public reaction, and there was a similar movement to leave Rp1000 notes at police posts as a form of protest. But the sandals thing is way cooler…. -
Oigal says:
January 11th, 2012 at 8:42 pmAh yes TD. I must confess the one thing I do enjoy about getting older…oops experienced, is the fact I have lost all sense of social inhibition. Not only should you have introduced yourself but offered to cook breakfast
. I have found the best line in ugly Bahasa Bule is.Gelap Banget tadi malam..mau tau kenapa?
Karena semua bintang udah masuk mata kamu..
Its important to cock up the grammar or you come across as a sleaze rather than a helpless bule who needs mothering
I do so love the Peterpan stories and there are so many of them
, still trying find out exactly whose trophy wife he was horizontal dancing with tho.As for ET and BB we often tussle in your absence however they are gracious enough acknowledge sometimes we even agree on things. Although I suspect its along the rationale that even a clock that doesn’t work is right twice a day…
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bonni says:
January 11th, 2012 at 9:04 pmET,
That’s the spirit, girl. But one word of advice, if you’re fishing in international waters be prepared to encounter a shark. Or some jellyfish.
Thanks for the advice ET. I’m fine now with my catfish LOL
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agan says:
January 12th, 2012 at 12:13 pm… wait for it… she is HITAM KAYAK PEMBANTU!
Dear Farah,
There will be a mother of all razzia this weekend all over the place to kidnap all good looking and seksi people.
But no worries, YOU WILL BE SAFE. I’m just posting this to say good bye to you.P.S. blame that creepy looking 6 footer bule you met by Orchad Road’s ped xing who jinxed ya.
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franky says:
January 14th, 2012 at 6:07 pmmhhhh been bussy for a few days so did not follow this thread.
Actually also bussy today…..
think I gonna buy me a fresh catfish and think of how to prepare….:)
grilled ‘au point’ with green herbs and lemon capers hehehehe
could well be shark or jellyfish, as well prepared and taken care of these offer great dish possibilities…..:)and for desert some crispy white wine with light cheeses….
Mhhhh, maybe wrong post for this thread…….:)
great Saturday evening for evrybody.
i am stil in Europe but planning February to be there….hehehe
cant wait cozz, although I love my fam and friends here, hate cold weather…….
And also if I am here most of the time I work in offfice and quite boring compared to beiing on the road.
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Farah says:
January 15th, 2012 at 5:38 pmGood afternoon everyone
I can’t believe this comment page goes like.. 148??!!
First i thought you all missing me *so sweeeettt* but then after reading it all over again you’re talking about Farah Quinn *duh*
Fyi, younger Farah Quinn had yellowish light skin toned (kuning langsat) as shes from Palembang Sumatra
after studying in USA and after marrying a bule, i think she prefer darker skin tone. Its about preference… when she met Mr Quinn she still had those light yellowish skin.Have a great weekend!
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Patrick says:
January 15th, 2012 at 7:48 pm@Farah – you stole my heart all those years ago…
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January 15th, 2012 at 8:02 pmHey Farah,
Amazing you’re still around. Was looking back some old pages and 135 pages back you also followed this thread. Wowwwwww….As cooking is one of my hobby’s checked out Farah Quinn and yes, would be nice to prepare nice dish with here…..but that’s just first sight. They say that ‘your real skin will show in kitchen, same as with onion’. So I am curious to cook with Farah, one day maybe……nxt time I am in JKT will look for her program on tv. Good for my Bahassa skills also:)
Actually as we speak I have ‘draadjesvlees’ in oven slow cooking at 80 degrees….old Dutch way of spending Sunday afternoon in grey and cold January Holland. Good excuse if you’re not in the mood to go out….hehhehehe
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January 15th, 2012 at 8:06 pmOr was that Marisa Duma? …so confusing…and now I am falling under the spell on Bonni as well…a bule man doesnt stand a snow-ball’s chance in hell against the most beautiful and alluring females on the planet
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Babalouie says:
January 16th, 2012 at 7:20 amOrang bule – beware the Pontianak!
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January 16th, 2012 at 12:16 pmPontianak
Origin: Indonesian mythology
Also known as: Kuntilanak, Matianak, or Boentianak, cross-reference: sundal bolongThe Pontianak are the spirits of ladies who died during child-birth, and became undead. Pontianak are said to scare people (mostly men), and then rip out their internal organs for feeding with their claws. In the case of men that the Pontianak knew when they were alive (who abused, or otherwise betrayed them), they are said to remove the man’s genitalia with their bare hands (Ouch!!), then cling to it like a handphone. They are much like vampires; however, they do what they do more out of vengeance, rather then necessity or sustenance. It’s also hard to judge just how far away from you they are; usually, a loud cry means the Pontianak is far away, whereas a soft cry signifies that the Pontianak is nearby. It is also said that a faint floral fragrance is detected upon first seeing it, however, the fragrance changes to something rotten after a short period of time. Pontianak are believed to live in banana trees, a possible phallic-/fertility-reference.
To fend off a pontianak, a nail must be plunged into the hole on the nape of her neck. This is said to make her a beautiful woman and a good wife until the nail is removed. (source Wikipedia)
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January 17th, 2012 at 7:02 amre.pontianak
In some parts of Indonesia elaborate hair dresses are created to conceal the nail in the neck of the former pontianak. In most parts however a simple jilbab or hijab will do the trick.
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deta says:
January 17th, 2012 at 12:13 pmthen cling to it like a handphone
Okay ET, you got me
. Now that leaves us to question whether this pontianak has preference for bule or local, as we know that slim handphone seems to be the trend lately… Unless she prefers tablet PC. -
January 17th, 2012 at 1:10 pmdeta
Now that leaves us to question whether this pontianak has preference for bule or local, as we know that slim handphone seems to be the trend lately…
Bule or local, fat or slim, it doesn’t matter as long as it can be dikutak-katik. Pontianaks like that. Touchscreens are particularly in demand because they can also be stroked.
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January 17th, 2012 at 2:13 pmET,
As the love birds seem to take a hybernation period from this thread, it’s probably the best time for me to answer your previous question:
To elaborate further on this compelling phenomenon of Indonesian girls and their handphones. Is there a correlation between its brand, color, shape and most importantly its price tag and what some here have called the F*Factor?
I wouldn’t dare to make a guess. But just to give you something to chew on, let’s see the case in e-book readers as an approach to understand this phenomenon of Indonesian girls and their handphones. Amazon has recently released several new types of Kindle. The one that comes with black and white screen and lower price is just called “Kindle”, while the other type that comes with colorful touchscreen and higher price is named “Kindle Fire”. Now if we can see the connection between “price”, “fire”, and FF…
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Farah says:
January 17th, 2012 at 8:07 pm@ Franky
Was haunting this page for sometimes, but then was traveling and then forgot about this page.
Came here after googling and see the “Farah” mentioned here
so i am back the page is calling me hehehe… -
Farah says:
January 17th, 2012 at 8:48 pm@ Patrick
**looking all over the room**
…you mean i did stole your heart or the other Farah did?? Mrs Quinn??
lol
*confuse*
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January 18th, 2012 at 12:35 am@Farah
Welcome back!
And…..do you cook already?@Deta & ET lovebirds
Handsfree is better anyway….but what is FF? -
January 18th, 2012 at 11:17 amNow if we can see the connection between “price”, “fire”, and FF…
deta, use your imagination. Please.
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