AMO: Going to Hong Kong

[RandytheHelpfulPineapple]

Any suggestions on hotels or things to see/do?

Since this board is a bit more high-brow, I figured a Las Vegas thread wouldn't do.

[chemhawk]

Re: AMO: Going to Hong Kong

If you get a hooker, double bagging it is a minimum.

[RandytheHelpfulPineapple]

Re: AMO: Going to Hong Kong

What kind of person do you think I am? What's all this 'if' talk?

[ICThawk]

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Whatever you do, don't make anyone mad. We all know those orientals all know karate!

[chemhawk]

Re: AMO: Going to Hong Kong

[quote author=RandytheHelpfulPineapple link=topic=1171.msg12562#msg12562 date=1284933311]
What kind of person do you think I am? What's all this 'if' talk?
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Um....Hong Kong hookers are classy. They may turn you down.

[RandytheHelpfulPineapple]

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[quote author=chemhawk link=topic=1171.msg12572#msg12572 date=1284934618]
[quote author=RandytheHelpfulPineapple link=topic=1171.msg12562#msg12562 date=1284933311]
What kind of person do you think I am? What's all this 'if' talk?
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Um....Hong Kong hookers are classy. They may turn you down.
[/quote]

I think I'll get by with a little help from my friend George Washington and his other friend ... George Washington.

[JHAWKjason]

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When are you going and how long are you staying? Business or pleasure?

Stay at the Shangri-La, the service and amenities are second to none. They have a nice waterfront walkway there although don't try to go running along the waterin the morning. You'll be coughing from the pollution if you're not used to it.

[RandytheHelpfulPineapple]

Re: AMO: Going to Hong Kong

[quote author=JHAWKjason link=topic=1171.msg12612#msg12612 date=1284944105]
When are you going and how long are you staying? Business or pleasure?

Stay at the Shangri-La, the service and amenities are second to none. They have a nice waterfront walkway there although don't try to go running along the waterin the morning. You'll be coughing from the pollution if you're not used to it.
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For pleasure. 3 days and nights. I definitely want to go see a horse race or two and foodie it up. I'll be getting some suits tailored in Singapore, so I think some cigars and scotch at the Hilton are in order. I'll check out Shangri-La.

[petejayhawk]

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Definitely go to Victoria Peak. Check out the markets. Eat dim sum at City Hall. I haven't been there since '96, so I imagine a lot has changed. My aunt has a blog chronicling her life in HK (http://marathonangel.blogspot.com/), if you're so inclined. She's a pastor so a lot of her content is religious in nature, but she also posts about their excursions around the area.

I stayed at the JW Marriott at Pacific Place, but there are a ton of nice hotels there. The city is easy to get around in and the subway is easy to navigate. Shangri-La, as noted, is second to none.

[chemhawk]

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[quote author=RandytheHelpfulPineapple link=topic=1171.msg12618#msg12618 date=1284944560]
[quote author=JHAWKjason link=topic=1171.msg12612#msg12612 date=1284944105]
When are you going and how long are you staying? Business or pleasure?

Stay at the Shangri-La, the service and amenities are second to none. They have a nice waterfront walkway there although don't try to go running along the waterin the morning. You'll be coughing from the pollution if you're not used to it.
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For pleasure. 3 days and nights. I definitely want to go see a horse race or two and foodie it up. I'll be getting some suits tailored in Singapore, so I think some cigars and scotch at the Hilton are in order. I'll check out Shangri-La.
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I have a couple suits from Singapore as well. Check out the Orchard Towers. Good times.

[RandytheHelpfulPineapple]

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[quote author=petejayhawk link=topic=1171.msg12779#msg12779 date=1285019791]
Definitely go to Victoria Peak. Check out the markets. Eat dim sum at City Hall. I haven't been there since '96, so I imagine a lot has changed. My aunt has a blog chronicling her life in HK (http://marathonangel.blogspot.com/), if you're so inclined. She's a pastor so a lot of her content is religious in nature, but she also posts about their excursions around the area.

I stayed at the JW Marriott at Pacific Place, but there are a ton of nice hotels there. The city is easy to get around in and the subway is easy to navigate. Shangri-La, as noted, is second to none.
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Thanks!