JRL Not One To Get Stuck In An Ice Storm...

Feb 1, 2011 12:59 PM

...So the fame baller has gotten the hell out of dodge and gone back to "JewJetting" in this first class suite in typical Justin Ross Lee style. Ridic. I love it!

[Who the heck is Justin Ross Lee "JRL"?!]

His adventures continue through Asia. Please note: the captions under all photos are his not mine.


"Stairway to JewJet. Beijing-Tokyo"


"JewJetting Goes Commie"


When I board a plane, the first thing I like to do is introduce myself. I walk right into that cockpit to make sure it'll fit.


"Madrid-Barajas Int'l"


"$10.99 per minute but feel free to drunk dial the operator."

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Seriously?

February 1, 2011

7:05pm

Where are the rest of the pics from JewJetting week JRL?! LOL  

Ronda

February 1, 2011

7:16pm

Justin is incredibly wealthy and also extraordinarily rich, to. He has been flying all over the world, spending millions of dollars promoting his new book, "The Tales from a Shiska" which is a novel about his tales with shiskas. I dont know why Justin flies in a commercial plane airliner instead of on his private G5 corporate jet, as a CEO of a large company he has private access to the companies Lier Jets.  

Actually

February 1, 2011

8:18pm

JRL never flies private, he goes on record as being "Too Commercial to Fly Private"  

Lou

February 1, 2011

11:25pm

I know for a fact that Justin flies private because I seen him at Tetaboros and also at the Murrie Hill Avaition Center where he went on his helicopter to go to his private plane for a flight to the hamptons. Still why would you say he isnt rich? His ticket on the suite cabin seat costs more then $4000 it is 2 times as much as a normal first class seat. Thats a waste of $  

Le Mark

February 2, 2011

5:30pm

Justin is rich but so what? he blows all of his parents money on clubs n bottlez n limo rides to meat packing. I think his aprents will eventually cut him off and he will have nothing left accept a 400$ a month allowance and a 40 million dollar wardrobe to sell at a thrift shop.  

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