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Well i made it currently in the hotel in Hongzhou and just found out that they have free internet.

What a shitter of a trip though left 9:55 last night and just arrived now. The supprising thing here is there is no sky it looks cloudy allways so i am told Now time for a quick shower and off to factory 1,2 and 3. Will be online tonight sometime.

Johnnie Walker...

If you happen to think of me as you're going through a Duty Free shop...

One day someone will take notice...

red_dave wrote:Johnnie Walker...

If you happen to think of me as you're going through a Duty Free shop...

One day someone will take notice...

Get in line Red boy, my perfume request was first

nice to hear u got there safe....

L3raven wrote:nice to hear u got there safe....

Dave Colette is right She did beat you to that one Sunday is Shopping time in Hong Kong Colette .


Just got back from the factory oh boy

Words of advice for anyone heading this way:

1)Bikes don't need helmets
2)Road rules do not exist. I belive it's the anything goes policy?
3)Make sure your horn works and it is Bloody loud .
4)If you get fustrated with Sydney drivers cutting you off, YOU ARE SCREWED BIG TIME

All in all it is insane. Have not seen any real bikes here yet although lots of scooters and 125 hoondas, all out of control(re:point 1)

This is an eye opener and this is in the first 5hrs. Shit

I spent about 12-13 days in China back at the end of March & I know what you mean with the sky...

We thought it was just overcast, but it's always like that

We did Guangzhou, Shenzen & Shanghai & we flew into Hong Kong Airport from Brisbane on the way over & isn't that airport HUGE!

BTW if anyone wants a cheap Rolex, Omega or DVD Burky should be able to help you out as everywhere he would go in the city they would be offering it to him....

We even had the "sex massage" offer a few times which was funny....

oh if ur coming back thru duty free can ya grab Yappa a "lady boy" ...im sure he'd appreciate it...

oooh china, 24hr construction hope ur not next to a big site there, although prob wont get much sleep as the shopping and eating is a 24hr affair aswell (so i'm told)

grab Yappa a "lady boy"

$5 Dolla me love u long time. Haven't seena any yet, but where we are is mostly industrial. Hong Kong tomorrow i will see what i can find .

Gizmo that airport is not huge, it's bloody massive

I spent about 12-13 days in China

So what did you do wrong the hotel room i am in is on the 39th floor and wait till you see the view (2km with the polution max)

Cheap Rolex Ummm

ozx6r Posted: Fri Oct 13, 2006 9:11 pm Post subject:

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oooh china, 24hr construction hope ur not next to a big site there, although prob wont get much sleep as the shopping and eating is a 24hr affair aswell (so i'm told)

Not here for all that long but there is a lot of construction happining around, nothing major. As for the shopping not yet working mostly.

I went there in 1985, lot's of people and BIKES with and without motors. The Yangtze-Kiang (Shang-Hai) is always mud brown. Went to Guangzhou by rail , and some other places i can't recall the names of.

I was over there on a "Sales Conference" trip alittle like my Fraser Island trip with my boss's & spent a day looking at furniture & another day looking at floorcoverings...

If you can go to Shanghai & do the MagLev train, 431kph top speed which is nearly as quick as my 636, but with slightly better suspension....

I think it cost $30?Aus including the return trip.

My boat cruise in Shanghai...
sorry for high jacking

Hey I'm computer stupid so the mods will have to shrink it....

gizmo wrote:Hey I'm computer stupid so the mods will have to shrink it....

so which one of those wine swilling poofs are u??


they dont have beer in china?? ...girl...