have u ever met someone u knew while in geylang lorongs? - Page 2

Cyberspace Nerd · #16 29-12-2007, 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by dirtymonk82

I am actually not afraid being seen in GL, what i am most afraid of is when i am waiting inside a cat40 or cat150 hse, someone u knew actually walk in.

That is why I never wait inside the house.

geylangbonker · #17 29-12-2007, 08:25 PM

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Originally Posted by virgonguy

for example u was feeling horny n decided to go find prostitutes for sex at the cathouses. while walking along the lorongs, have u ever met someone u knew? eg. boss, colleague, relative, friend, father, brother etc...

so do u take precautions to avoid such things? eg. wear a cap or sunglasses, coz if the person u knew saw u in this part of geylang, he might go tell ur parents or wife/girlfriend n it might spoil things.

anyway do u also feel fear of meeting people u know in geylang?

May i know why u posted such a question?
How old are u?
you must be very green or nothing to share so u posted such :kuku " question?
Or u are just fearful being spotted in geylang or u just want to find out if ppl are guilty being seen by ppl whom they know ?

rammerstein · #18 29-12-2007, 09:27 PM

There is this saying....if I park my car outside or near a cathouse, then, that doesn't mean that I patronise the cathouse.

Understandably, it can be awkward when you meet someone you know in a cathouse. It is also just as awkward for that fella as well.

If you are somebody, or in a profession like teaching...then, it is really awkward for you if you bump into, say your students.

Well...if you bump into your father-in-law...., then..,well,...it depends.

ktvking · #19 29-12-2007, 09:45 PM

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Originally Posted by rammerstein

There is this saying....if I park my car outside or near a cathouse, then, that doesn't mean that I patronise the cathouse.

Understandably, it can be awkward when you meet someone you know in a cathouse. It is also just as awkward for that fella as well.

If you are somebody, or in a profession like teaching...then, it is really awkward for you if you bump into, say your students.

Well...if you bump into your father-in-law...., then..,well,...it depends.

Well, one of my ex-colleagues parked his car right inside the house once! How about that! I was worried for him more than he worried for himself! Ha ha.

If bump into father-in-law, well ... what is he doing there?

ZapMePlease · #20 30-12-2007, 04:54 PM

easy lah, if bump into someone u knw just say u alight at the wrong bus stop so lan lan has to walk the lorongs to find the 'right' bus stop to take bus

jackjack__1 · #21 01-01-2008, 02:50 AM

i think the issue is nt bumping into someone. it is actually letting someone spot you without you even knowing at all.... consider this, bumping into someone, at least you are given the chance to come up with some crap excuse.. but when someone spot you from afar (with/without even you knowing), then is really GG cos you have no chance to vindcate yourself.... so this is the real issue..

Richard75 · #22 01-01-2008, 04:19 AM

2 times met my last time army buddies, after that we cheong geyland together!!

<<<SUCHINDA>>> · #23 01-01-2008, 04:56 AM

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Originally Posted by jackjack__1

i think the issue is nt bumping into someone. it is actually letting someone spot you without you even knowing at all.... consider this, bumping into someone, at least you are given the chance to come up with some crap excuse.. but when someone spot you from afar (with/without even you knowing), then is really GG cos you have no chance to vindcate yourself.... so this is the real issue..

Spot you from afar you can always deny......misten identity & so on.....your word against the accuser

Berky · #24 01-01-2008, 05:15 AM

ever saw my uncle and he claim he is there for porridge and he stay woodlands!
when he ask me, as i was coming out of the counter at petrol kiosk, told him, no petrol, must pump mah!

giga1boy · #25 01-01-2008, 07:19 AM

So far so good,have not met anyone before

RTplayer · #26 01-01-2008, 09:58 AM

Only you know how to accuse, Only you can accuse.

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Originally Posted by <<<SUCHINDA>>>

Spot you from afar you can always deny......misten identity & so on.....your word against the accuser

joew2005 · #27 01-01-2008, 11:55 AM

they could be more afraid 2 let u see them in gl vicinity.

jackjack__1 · #28 01-01-2008, 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by <<<SUCHINDA>>>

Spot you from afar you can always deny......misten identity & so on.....your word against the accuser

yar bro.. but the thing what if they nv verify with you(usual cos scared make u paiseh or nt close to u), yet go arnd tell ppl u saw u in geylang WH... u dont even know that he saw you, and he didn't even verify with you, how to deny? deny to who?

initialD · #29 01-01-2008, 09:55 PM

i think only need to be worried if its a member of the opposite sex who spots u when u are in the lorongs...eg if ur CO's frens with bf go there happy....

otherwise...its a matter of ...u keep my secret i keep ur secret....

best is spot ur boss...i think u will be climbing up fast ...maybe next time he jio u go cheong together..hahah

<<<SUCHINDA>>> · #30 02-01-2008, 02:27 AM

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Originally Posted by jackjack__1

yar bro.. but the thing what if they nv verify with you(usual cos scared make u paiseh or nt close to u), yet go arnd tell ppl u saw u in geylang WH... u dont even know that he saw you, and he didn't even verify with you, how to deny? deny to who?

hehehe true......next time wear a hat & sunglasses maybe a fake moustache too when roaming GL