Turn on some Snoop Dogg on the stereo, go creepin down Wyndham, park this bad boy infront of Prive and get that dust off ya shoulda’

It comes as no surprise that Hong Kong would have autos with this much bling on them, because anywhere else in the world would result in each crystal being pinched off and pawned.  The amount of time taken to customize this, is only eclipsed by the sheer over-indulgence and egocentric mentality you must have to drive it.

Many thanks to @adalinelau for sharing this photo!

This sign took me by surprise.  Not only was this in the optimal position for maximum eyesight, but it was telling me that I REALLY needed to flush this toilet.  Well, of course when polite suggestion becomes forceful direction, the likelihood of following that direction becomes lower.  Just to follow in great footsteps of the wild wilderness of Shau Kei Wan, I left it hangin.

But really, I am too civilized to do so, and I flushed.

It’s understandable to excel in math or sciences, but spelling is the new blight to our society. Rebearth Freesdumb is a close phonetic match, worth admiration. Should be ‘rebirth freedom’, but who’s to judge. Surely not moi.

Every now and then there are times when it just won’t cut it to have to give out $14.80 for a nice bottle of cold Beer. It comes to relief that 7-11 on Wellington St (its one of the 4 ones on the street) now sells Guang’s… a Chinese beer brewed to Pineapple taste.

One word. Disgusting…ly cheap. HKD$4.00. That’s right, 4 bucks. Probably because it tastes like molded water with a touch of pineapple juice, or lemon squeeze. Hospital on speed dial just in case.

Walking in any MTR or mall will present you with great ads. 70% are for weight loss, even though 90% of HK is underweight, the other 30 are a mix of ’save the world’ and respect elderly.

Not this day, and not this ad. This product wishes to turn those B’s into C’s, or just point them up a bit. As a swexy man, I don’t see the point, but hey; My motto is “Look to the stars”.