Monday, November 12, 2007
well well im back from my hongkong and macau trip. its really hard to type out every single interesting detail and thought that occurred during those 8 days, but i shall try while making it still interesting. which is true for all my blog entries HAHAHA fei. for photos please go see facebook

well in order to spend more in hongkong and macau we decided to travel cheap. took jetstar and tiger airways to and back respectively. but since its only a 4 hour journey it dosnt even matter. not like gg london to study on a tiger airway plane liddat all the london bound god dogs willl get deep vein thrombosis

well seriously hk is really nothing much other than what was advertised. seriously just walk and eat. but the food is truly too god. in singapore you have a few stalls being oligopolies in the good hawker food market. the 246 food shows you see every day on tv keep showing the same stalls, be it fiona xie or michelle chia or some makansutra uncle hosting the show.

in hk you just take a lift in your hotel downstairs, walk randomly in any direction until you hit a food shop, and you can have 60% chance that it owns most of the stalls in singapore. i seriously gained 2-3 kg during my stay. which is damn god considering my damn god metabolic rate.

disclaimer: there are not a lot of chiobus in hk/macau. but just like 1-2 defects occur in every large batch of china sweatshop products, you get a ultimate epitome of Aphrodital shenness every rare now and then. yea in macau while eating some over-hyped porkchop bun i saw this uber ultimate godlike china lady which made me lick my chops. pork chops la wad you thinking. though she was smoking still i can ignore tar-congested lungs but star-congested eyes HAHAHAHAAA

and seriously hk/macau is meant to be travelled alongisde friends. go with family is rather cannot. especially for lame jokes part. like we eating at some gay shop and after looking at the bill my mother said "wei4 she3 mo4 gui4 ling2 gao1 jiang4 gui4" and i almost said "ying1 wei4 Gui4 ling2 gao1 wad". but to prevent them from disowning me i kep quiet

macau was just to chiong gambling. seriously theres nothing in macau except for a few over-hyped ruins and churches. the place is so saturated with big casinoes it makes you wonder how they survive. its really like las vegas la. the most god casino is The Venetian, which incorporates Venice and Chinese architectural elements. very nice at night, almost like venice. and its so gugujiao big that i think must be more than 3 times the size of vivocity.

and it was in venetian i chionged gambling. nothing big, just played the slots. but even this gay game can make you lose like a gugu. but in the end i managed to win abt 400HK dollars. which effectively its 80sing. alot sia can become james bond and own the whole casino already

argh seriously theres so much to say that i dun want to say. good logic sia. i shall let the pictures tell a thousand words each on facebook. yeah. so please go see though its not a lot cos nothing to take photos of really
Thoughts Became Words At 4:19 PM

Saturday, November 03, 2007

yeah abt 30 hours to my flight to hongkong. cant wait. going to resume my pre-enlistment annual holiday vacation routine once more.

seriously travelling rocks. seeing the world is as good as it gets. one of my goals in life is to travel the world. when i was in primary school my dad asked me "so we have just come back from china whats next?" and i said egypt and he was like whatthegugujiaonehnehpokcheebyeskin. seriously watching travel shows like seeing Guo Liang on channel u waxing lyrical about the modest beauty of rural china is good stuff. in fact for me travel means more of temples, historical monuments, mountains and villages than shopping centres, disneylands and whorehouses.

have conquered australia, korea, japan, lots of china, hongkong, macau and taiwan, my aims have become higher. hoping to go to russia, venice, germany, japan again, and of course egypt.

and yeah while on the topic of life goals the other one is having a private library room thing. like, one room with your personal collection of books ranging from the classics to philosophy to encyclopedias to modern novels, with ambient lighting, a lounge sofa, mini-bar and installed sound system. totally orgasmic. sets the stage for making love to books on the couch after some champagne. romantic sia.
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