Hong Kong - What to do while out there?

jairaj
jairaj Posts: 3,009
edited February 2011 in The Crudcatcher
Im off to Hong Kong next week to visit a mate. I've got a few days to my self any ideas on things to see and do while im out there?
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  • whyamihere
    whyamihere Posts: 7,714
    Hookers.
  • sheepsteeth
    sheepsteeth Posts: 17,418
    build something in a factory?
  • redvee
    redvee Posts: 11,922
    Do the funicular railway upto Victoria Peak and grab a five star trip on the Star Ferry if feeling flush, something in the region of 50p.
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  • cooldad
    cooldad Posts: 32,599
    Eat hookers
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  • They don't eat dog in Hong Kong, that's (some parts of Korea). But hey why not make sweeping, ignorant, racist generalisations about the whole of South East Asia. T*t
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  • sheepsteeth
    sheepsteeth Posts: 17,418
    They don't eat dog in Hong Kong, that's (some parts of Korea). But hey why not make sweeping, ignorant, racist generalisations about the whole of South East Asia. T*t

    erm, have you ever been in here before?

    :roll:

    oh, and they are all the same that lot in asia.
  • blister pus
    blister pus Posts: 5,780
    there's a special forum for special people like him now.
  • sheepsteeth
    sheepsteeth Posts: 17,418
    also, whats wrong with eating dog?
  • Tartanyak
    Tartanyak Posts: 1,538
    What's wrong?!
    WHAT'S WRONG!?!?!

    Well, mainly, it's usually not cooked correctly. A waste of a good dog.
  • sheepsteeth
    sheepsteeth Posts: 17,418
    i would definately eat a dog if i was in hong kong, where you can eat dog.
  • sniper68
    sniper68 Posts: 2,910
    I've "eaten" a few dogs here in Blighty :oops:
  • cooldad
    cooldad Posts: 32,599
    They don't eat dog in Hong Kong, that's (some parts of Korea). But hey why not make sweeping, ignorant, racist generalisations about the whole of South East Asia. T*t
    It's very kind of you to allow us to do that, but for now we were just making sweeping, ignorant, racist generalisations about Hong Kong.
    But the night is young.
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  • D-Cyph3r
    D-Cyph3r Posts: 847
    They don't eat dog in Hong Kong, that's (some parts of Korea). But hey why not make sweeping, ignorant, racist generalisations about the whole of South East Asia. T*t

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  • jairaj
    jairaj Posts: 3,009
    Doh! knew I should've put this in "The Hub" :oops:

    So apart form eating dogs and hookers any one have any more sensible ideas? :lol:

    Is there any nice country side to be seen out in Hong Kong or is it all skyscrapers?
  • Eat dog dressed as a hooker

    Do hookers dressed like dogs.


    Nothing else to do there really
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  • sniper68
    sniper68 Posts: 2,910
    Buy cheap electrical goods whilst eating dog and dressed up as a hooker,then dress up as a dog and eat a hooker whilst listening to a cheap mp3 player?
  • There is Bottoms Up bar, i think it has moved to the mainland now, that was an awsome pub
    They have moved the airport so watching the planes 50ft above the buildings isnt there any-more, cos that was brilliant, if not slightly worrying.
    Victoria Peak for a bit of sight-seeing away from the centre, overlooking Kowloon, pretty decent if not foggy/smoggy.
    Shopping at the markets, many dodgy replica goods at decent prices if you haggle. 8)
    Some very good places to eat, the Zoo is ok, not loads of animals but something to do away from the crowds for a hour or so.

    Cant really think of much more, its been years since i spent any time there, and most of that was spent with nekid ladies, loads of alcohol and doing the occasional bit of work.
  • sheepsteeth
    sheepsteeth Posts: 17,418
    the Zoo is ok, not loads of animals .

    is that because they have all been eaten?
  • the Zoo is ok, not loads of animals .

    is that because they have all been eaten?

    I did my best.
    Me + alcohol = I want that one, fried.
  • the Zoo is ok, not loads of animals .

    is that because they have all been eaten?

    I did my best.
    Me + alcohol = I want that one, fried.

    And that was just the tour guide you pointed at
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  • cooldad
    cooldad Posts: 32,599
    Seriously, it's a huge city, with hookers. All the dogs have been eaten.

    Highlight according to the official website:
    The Hong Kong National Geopark, inaugurated in November 2009, is located in the East and Northeast New Territories and covers an area of 50 sq kilometres. It includes the ‘Sai Kung Volcanic Rock Region’ and the ‘Northeast New Territories Sedimentary Rock Region’

    So once you've finished looking at rocks.....
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  • the Zoo is ok, not loads of animals .

    is that because they have all been eaten?

    I did my best.
    Me + alcohol = I want that one, fried.

    And that was just the tour guide you pointed at

    I have been known to eat the occasional oriental lady :D
  • sheepsteeth
    sheepsteeth Posts: 17,418
    i was banned form twycross zoo at an early age when my old man took me there.

    i was in the farmyard area trying to feed the goats when one of them charged me and i lashed out and hit it.

    the poor thing flipped straight over and its feet fell off.

    the keeper in the enclosure went mental and we got escorted off after my old man got a proper bolloking (which he did not appreciate n the slightest i might add)
  • i was banned form twycross zoo at an early age when my old man took me there.

    i was in the farmyard area trying to feed the goats when one of them charged me and i lashed out and hit it.

    the poor thing flipped straight over and its feet fell off.

    the keeper in the enclosure went mental and we got escorted off after my old man got a proper bolloking (which he did not appreciate n the slightest i might add)
    Should have cooked it, would have given him something to moan about.
  • Post this over on the dark side's cake stop. There's a fella called pottsSteve who worked in HK for a good few years he'll be able to help you.
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  • blister pus
    blister pus Posts: 5,780
    Not like this mofo.....

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  • Stevo_666
    Stevo_666 Posts: 61,267
    jairaj wrote:
    Im off to Hong Kong next week to visit a mate. I've got a few days to my self any ideas on things to see and do while im out there?
    - Victoria Peak's already been mentioned - it's pretty cold at the top at this time of year mind. I went there in Feb once in jeans and a t-shirt and froze my nuts off waiting for the tram thing to go back down.
    - Lan Kwai Fong is full of bars clubs (and expats) so good for a pi$$ up night out. Also quite a few local girls and Philippino maids looking for 'rich Western man' :) There's also a place near there called Soho which is actually a bit quieter and more civilised.
    - Wan Chai for the girlie bars :wink:
    - Happy Valley race course for a night punting on the gee-gees (they take their betting pretty seriously).
    - If you want to splash some cash at a restaurant with a view, try 'Aqua' on the Kowloon side: spectacular views over the harbour/skyline esp with all the Chinese New Year lights up.
    Otherwise just wander round and sample some random restaurants and bars, its pretty safe. Also good fun taking pot luck ordering random stuff in a restaurant with no English menu, there are a few.
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  • Stevo 666 wrote:
    - Happy Valley race course for a night punting on the gee-gees (they take their betting pretty seriously).
    .


    I remember being amazed in the chinatown part of London seeing 2 Ladbrokes betting shops within eyeshot of each other.

    "serious" doesn't do their fanaticism over betting justice
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  • sheepsteeth
    sheepsteeth Posts: 17,418
    Stevo 666 wrote:
    - Lan Kwai Fong
    - Wan Chai .


    both clearly made up place names.