Hong Kong's topics - tribe.net

Obama and Palin stink up the TV, while fate decides, which planes will CRASH!!!!

Bob — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 00:19:49 GMT

NO MORE TIBET! KOREAN WAR! US ARMY for Willie Mays, so no homer record BECAUSE THE CIA FLEW B-24 LIBERATORS, FROM TIBET AND TAIWAN, in 1948, inciting riot. The US invaded China at least three times, Sand Pebbles, CIA, and Yalu perimeter, slammed back to Inchon and to Parallel 38, by the PRC.

Expect their lawyers over here, for your stupidity, at calling American natives the outrageous, 'INDIANS,' which are not even from Stanford, in order to suppress how the Ming Dynasty's White Fleet sailed the world, to leave sailors in the Indies and triangle arrowhead tech with England, and then crossbow tech, with Europe, which was generally in use in China, when the riotous Greeks were fighting Persians.

Barry Bonds says, "Isaiah," when he hits 756 into the Cove, so he gets prosecuted, for revealing Jews are from Ethiopia, on the downlow.

FBI Director Mueller fabricated three sets of evidence AND DESTROYED EACH, IN TURN, including trial exhibits for CR98-0087 Larson, in the course of tainting the entire world, by his USA misconduct, in San Francisco, right before his appointment, to Director of the FBI.

Why does tainted Mueller get to remain, where bills of attainder caused the FBI to refuse to report discovery of 911 terrorists, in the USA?

The attack went down because the NSA and CIA actually prevented the FBI from reporting, TO ITS OWN SUPERIORS, presence of terrorists, in the USA, which participated in the air attacks, 9/11/2001.

Pigs riot and incite. Obama has caused police to shoot blacks, INCLUDING OSCAR GRANT, III, and Lovelle Mixon to shoot five OPD, four to death, one critically wounded, while he was blasted, but OPD and BART and John Burris all blew me off and hung up.

BART PD Chief Gary Gee is resigning, wouldn't you know! Why does Oakland PD get to hang up on me, did they hire LEVI JOHNSTON, as Chief? YOU DO NOT GET TO HIRE OUT-OF-STATERS, to come into California and riot, San Francisco and Oakland! Are you all Sallies?

Sally the Pig is a media Suicide Girl, chasing Levi Johnston, in error.

What a pig, is the fabulous SARAH PALIN! She is flopping all over Levi Johnston's brief play, in the lower 48, which will end, now, if Levi is at all smart and informed, about riot and interstate nuisance and conspiracy, deeper, than creeps who say, "nukuler," and cannot conceive of how BOTH the costs and persons are corrupted, there.

No design will overshadow the corruption of BOTH tainted funds and persons, and of their illegal agendas, to cross-contaminate. NO good design will be effected, under the circumstances of fraud, which complicate business, fatally.

If you previously LOST a bush-pilot election, where all the crashers tried to lose to Joe Plumber, and Granny Maddie calls the winner a Kenyan and he loses Prop.8 in Cali and Janet's Arizona, for letting Joe stay on for half an hour, Debate III, you LOST, in order to save your own, miserable, stupid LIVES.

Bush pilots DIE, poorly informed flappers.

They DIE. In choppers, in single-engine prop planes. They DIE, dead as can be.

When the BRATS had their TITS twisted by Saladin, and so they were sent back to BRITAIN, they left their offal, in Jerusalem, called a hot, new word, since from their Pope's SHIT FOR BRAINS, they could get God to tell them, they had a couple of things to do, before they could stay, in Jerusalem, next in the Victorian Crusade, 1882: invade Beijing, through Shiites in Iran.

Fart hard for bon Jovi, on Texas-TV! Blast the Prezzie's balls, out of his perple undies, with awesome, concentrated gas!

Sally's alley is all browned out. Go home, fool! Bush pilots were born, to lose control, and they will. At war, THEY CRASH, HARD.

Perhaps you have all heard, of the famous JOHN McCAIN, or even of his fine years in North Viet Namese custody, for repeatedly bombing the Hanoi Power Station, in a lousy Skyhawk, which cannot keep doing that sort of dirt, without a SAM of some kind getting Johnny down.

747 coming out of the sky, gonna take you sky-high-airhead-airliners, down to Memphis, on a midnight special ride! Got Burt Sugarman?

You can see Russia, haha about Levi's tricking Playgirl, I can see meatwads, plural, playing U2 sedition into 2011 disasters, foretold!

When you are trying to crash, DO NOT KEEP BUZZING THE AIRHEAD-STRIPSHOW, or you are GOING TO CRASH.

So you won't get health care, from already doomed Obama, but tards, you let the deregulated power deals corrupt big construction, SO WHAT PART OF NUKES OR OIL CAN STUPID SALLY FUND, when the Chinese are about to sue her for being a cowgirl, who shoots mooses and pretends they are some sort of native, if she gets to?

YOU MAY NOT HAVE YOUR COUNTRY BACK, until you shoot down some lousy bushwackers, Tenzin.

posted in Hong Kong - 0 replies

Design & Build Services in Hong Kong

malikpang — Wed, 26 Dec 2007 18:17:29 GMT

SAI - provides a ONE-STOP design & build service for all your fitting out needs.
Call now for a FREE consultation. Tel. 9260 3160
Email: selvam@netvigator.com
Web : http://selvamarchitecturalinteriors.blogspot.com

posted in Hong Kong - 0 replies

HK to China

Kit Kat — Tue, 26 Sep 2006 03:33:35 GMT

Hi All. I'm planning to go to HK in November for 2 weeks. I was told that when I arrive at HK, I can find tours to go to China for a few days (approx. 4 or 5 days) and see some of the more popular sites, but I wasn't sure if these tours will be in English or not and where to find these tours? Anyone have information on this?? Also, I was wondering if it would be necessary to book a tour and maybe venture out on my own with my husband instead, but I wasn't sure if it's easy to get around China without being able to speak the language? It's our first time, so we will mainly tour around the more popular sites like Great Wall, Forbidden City, etc.. Also, I hear that there is a train from HK that takes shoppers to just pass the border of China for some major shopping - this place sounds like where many of the locals go to.. anyone know where such a place may be and how to take the train there?? Thanks all...

posted in Hong Kong - 0 replies

anyone from HKIS?

Kyoko — Sun, 06 Aug 2006 08:26:37 GMT

hi! I used to live in Hong Kong and went to HKIS for about 3 years.(1995-97)
It was when I was only 5-7 years old so I don't really remember much ,but I'll be glad to find some friends here(^ ^)

posted in Hong Kong - 0 replies

Five Star Accomodation in Hong Kong

Wed, 12 Jul 2006 08:38:00 GMT

hi! just wanna share an article i've read about a five-star accomodation in Hong Kong, u might be interested in this.

During one of my trips in Hong Kong, I once tried checking in into one of Hong Kong’s five star hotel accommodations. My extravagant trip happened last year, and I stayed at Regal Hong Kong Hotel for one week.

Located at Hong Kong’s vibrant shopping and commercial district, Regal Hong Kong Hotel is a grand semblance for elegance and luxury, CONTINUE HERE http://www.exploring-china.com/2006/07/10/five-star-accommodation-in-hong-kong/

posted in Hong Kong - 1 reply

Where to stay in Kowloon...

JamaicanSteve — Thu, 15 Jun 2006 15:20:39 GMT

I'm heading for Hong Kong for the first time in July... can't wait to go! But, in the meantime in need to find a place to stay in Kowloon. The first part of the trip I will be staying with business associates, but for about four nights at the end of my trip I will be by myself exploring HK. I was hoping to find a nice place to stay in Kowloon for four nights before I head back to the states. Nothing to spendy, the boss is flipping the bill, but I don't want to get carried away. Can anyone make a recommendation?

Cheers'
Jamaican Steve

posted in Hong Kong - 1 reply

On The Star Ferry To Kowloon

Sat, 02 Jul 2005 00:58:52 GMT

After a 4 month long gig at the InterContinental Hotel in Kowloon, Sony Holland recorded her latest CD entitled - I Get Around - with a special tribute song to Hong Kong "On The Star Ferry To Kowloon".

click below to hear the song:
http://www.sonyholland.com/music/IGA_On_The_Star_Ferry_To_Kowloon.m3u

click here to visit Sony's site at http://www.sonyholland.com

posted in Hong Kong - 1 reply

Fantastic Cusom Tailor in Hong Kong

Ralph — Mon, 06 Feb 2006 07:54:05 GMT

My wife and I travel to HongKong regularly for business purposes, and have made a fair deal of custom tailored clothing for ourselves. However, on many occasions, we've been conned, overcharged or found that the finishing and quality is not up to standard. Apparently, this is common in HK.

But recently I recieved a recommendation from a very satisfied friend and thought I'd give it my last shot.
Im glad we did too! They are absolutely outstanding in terms of quality, design, selection, service and price. I now recommend them to everyone I know and both my wife and I have made an army of suits from them.

I thought Id save you all the time and money that I wasted with fraud HongKong tailors and direct you to one of the best-
Ive copied the card details below-

Om Custom Tailors

G08 Chuang's London Plaza
219 Nathan Road
Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon.
Hong Kong
Email: OmTailors@gmail.com

posted in Hong Kong - 1 reply

Visiting HK soon!...need suggestions!

Alex — Sun, 10 Apr 2005 05:56:03 GMT

Hello...My name is Alex and I will be coming to HK for a conference for school next week, the 15th of April. I was wondering if anyone knew of any good hostels or places to stay, as I will be free to roam around from the 21st to the 24th. I also was wondering if there are any interesting things that I must do while I'm there ie good underground dj's to listen to, firedancing, or other eclectic events while I'm there. I would like to meet some locals in the area, as I have never been to HK before and want to experience whatever I can while I'm there.
Thanks and Aloha,
Alex

posted in Hong Kong - 6 replies

guides/stones/wto/hongkong

phoebe — Sat, 10 Dec 2005 11:48:33 GMT

Hello..
this is a long shot.. but i am headed to hong kong next week in search of stone cutters for my jewelry designs. Does anyone know any good factories for stones? or any good people in hong kong who could help source materials?
thanks,
phoebe

posted in Hong Kong - 2 replies

Gweilo!

10dierinHongKong — Thu, 19 Jan 2006 08:21:54 GMT

Hello all, I'm new in HK, and on this site.
I like this town! Let's chat and meet!

posted in Hong Kong - 0 replies

NEW YEAR's EVE in HK???

Maggie — Thu, 29 Dec 2005 08:06:48 GMT

Can anyone please give some suggestions of fun things to do, go, see, deance at...for NYE in HK???

thanks fellow hk tribe.

maggie

posted in Hong Kong - 0 replies

Favorite Thing To Do In HK

cjw — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 04:34:08 GMT

I'm making my second trip to Hong Kong in a few months and I'm looking for some suggestions on interesting things to do while I'm there. What are your favorite things to do that aren't typically found in guide books? What are some good places to eat? What are some of the must do activities?

posted in Hong Kong - 5 replies

any writers in HK?

dancinginthesand — Sun, 27 Feb 2005 12:03:56 GMT

anyone living here interested in beginning a writers circle?

posted in Hong Kong - 3 replies

Helicopter ride in HK

heliadventures — Wed, 09 Nov 2005 03:08:13 GMT

Anybody fancy a Heli ride next weekend, we've got a spair seat!

Gavin.. ;)

http://www.lamma.com.hk

posted in Hong Kong - 0 replies

School in China?

Pinto — Tue, 25 Oct 2005 16:10:09 GMT

I'm working on a project for class exploring and comparing the different school systems around the world. Do any of you have experience or stories about schooling in china? Have any of you been involved with chinese school systems and be willing to answer some questions about your experiences?

Thankyou
Pinto

posted in Hong Kong - 0 replies

research chemicals

niymae — Mon, 12 Sep 2005 06:47:24 GMT

hi,
i've been dreaming of thailand, india, tibet, nepal, japan,
i'm going to be in asia october 1. i'm starting in bangkok, then probably taking a ferry to the south of india and up to the north i go, hopefully all dream destinations will be met. i have no needs to be anywhere at any time. from there who knows but i think japan and hong kong are definitely on the list).

so, just one thing (among many others) which i'm curious about is does anyone know where the cheapest stores to buy things like 2ci, 2cb, etc are located? remember any names?
i'm sure that lots of stores will charge high prices for them just cause of what they are. and then there are probably those who don't care so much??? these are what i'm after. hehe

aloha people

i'll ask more pertinent questions later, when i'm more coherent.

posted in Hong Kong - 0 replies

New Chapbook Release - Red Lanterns

Fri, 05 Aug 2005 00:17:59 GMT

A poetic journey where Far East meets West -

From the cultural diversity that is San Francisco, take a step into tradition with a celebration on the bustling streets of Kowloon to the romantic island of Hong Kong and much more... A compilation of poetry written from the heart with a touch of beauty, wit, heartbreak and even angst. Come savor the journey and enjoy the feast.

http://www.shadowpoetry.com/bookstore/redlanterns.html

Thanks.

posted in Hong Kong - 0 replies

Thought you might enjoy my article and photos about HK

Sat, 25 Jun 2005 22:29:06 GMT

Click link to read:
http://www.tangodiva.com/emailfriend/emailRef.php?refID=2697

posted in Hong Kong - 0 replies

Europe- Pacific Asia

aidanmann — Mon, 13 Jun 2005 12:05:07 GMT

European Union and Pacific Asian countries network.

http://aseaneu.tribe.net

posted in Hong Kong - 1 reply

new pictures just to get all of yours for me to look at.....

missvelvetcream — Wed, 13 Apr 2005 09:18:43 GMT

because i miss hong kong!
and i want more pics, so here's some of mine and i know somebody has to be local so i'm demanding more
or i will load all 592 of my family funtime adventure in hong kong into the photo collection in protest
heheheheheheeheheheheeeeeeeeeeee
kidding
it's time to share folks
xxxes from me
v
e
l
v
e
t
c
r
e
a
m

<san frandisco>

posted in Hong Kong - 0 replies

Hong Kong for 3 days

cali — Mon, 07 Mar 2005 23:32:22 GMT

My boyfriend and I are going to extend our layover in Hong Kong on the way to Delhi. We are planning on spending 3 days there on a somewhat tight budget. Since it is the beginning of a month long trip we probably won't want to do very much shopping. Do you have ideas of things to do, cheap places to stay to get a feeling of the city in such a short amount of time? Thanks, Cali

posted in Hong Kong - 0 replies

Good Place To Stay In HK

cjw — Sat, 24 Apr 2004 10:48:19 GMT

Can anyone recommend a good place to stay in Hong Kong? Is the Empire Hotel in Kowloon nice? Any other recommendations in that price range in a convienent area?

Thanks...

posted in Hong Kong - 4 replies