Don't know you got read this news or not?. Hanky-panky on the back seat of a taxi.
SOME students from institutions of higher learning are willing to pay taxi drivers a hefty sum to use the back seat of their vehicles for a bit of hanky-panky.
“I don't mind if they just hold hands or hug each other, but if it reaches the stage of having sex in my car, it is a bit extreme, and I will not allow them to do so.”
A half an hour drive for a price of RM100. It may sound pricey but maybe these students find their ways of excitement or fantasy for doing such acts in a taxi.
Here is a better idea, I just spotted one book, and maybe this idea can bring it to Malaysia. Hehe…it's interesting, it's called love hotels, it exists for decades in Japan, maybe once upon a time Japanese students also do such acts in taxi and this kind of hotels is built to satisfy their needs (just my assumption). Instead of that, it also good for couples, husband and wife, or as long as anyone got money to pay, you get the service with limited time. Maybe the room can be use for RM100 for half hour, just like the taxi fees.
Pictures by American photographer Misty Keasler
What's more is that checking in to love hotel is anonymous. Computerized touch screen system, Doesn't that sounds better than a taxi backseat?
Uninterrupted sex and choose among your favourite fantasy with your love one. Doesn't that sounds great? It's cool, from hello kitty fantasy to classroom fantasy, such a good utility room for all the needy out there instead of a taxi backseat.
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December 31st, 2006 at 10:07 pm
Where do they put the hidden cameras?
January 2nd, 2007 at 9:31 am
Hi Harro,
I guess you have voiced out the main concern why these students are willing to pay hefty sum to use taxi back seat for hanky panky. It could be to avoid hidden cameras. For those love hotels in Japan, do they need to do that? hidden cameras? I don't think so, would they risked their business for putting hidden cameras in the room to make another porn movies? I don't think so.