hiei02 said:with all due respect, pls don't be stupid. i don't wanna pay for that becoz $3 is nonsense for a small bottle of water, and its $8 for a hot meal. if you wanna be a carrot, by all means brudder. =)
This topic is very subjective...lowjk said:It is not being stupid. Either one endures the flight without drinking or one pays for it. $3 for a bottle of water is not too bad considering the regulation that one cannot bring water on board.
This is already know for the tatics when i board Jetstar for the 1st time.leroce said:on your way back to SG, please keep some SGD.
else your food will be more than the menu price.
lets say pay by HKD, stewardess will return change of SGD instead of HKD, due sucky onboard exchange rate. you consumers sure kenna carrot further
Aiyo, from each his best ..... no worries Brohiei02 said:lik i said, its ur call. $3 to me is exp. no nid to pour sarcasm on one affording to fly but cant bear to spend on water.
hi qqspot,qqspot said:Mongkok Market - Duck Vendor
Mongkok Market - Tissue
Nice erh?
Busy Street of mongkok markets
hi qq,qqspot said:
Elements at Kowloon MTR station
"Elements aims to become the 'third place' for Hong Kong people, meaning that the mall will be a place that Hongkongers visit the most frequently after their homes and offices," said MTR Corp chief retail development manager Betty Leong Sin-ling. MTR has put a lot of effort in anticipating its shoppers' needs. At the entrance of each of the mall's nine washrooms, there is a lobby with sitting area and magazine rack.
This is not all. The male washrooms will be stocked with colognes, aftershaves and electronic shavers while the female washrooms will have perfumes and make-up sets for use. Toilet attendants will make sure that all these personal items are kept hygienic.
MegaBox
MegaBox is unique as it is the largest shopping mall in Kowloon East, with the city's largest single-story book city and the biggest collection of home-improvement stores - all situated in its 1.1 million-square- foot shopping arcade.
http://www.megabox.com.hk/eng/
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Regards,
Hi enoone, Before you enter the markets. This are the rules to be follow.enoone said:hi qqspot,
how do i find these markets? at what address? would like to visit some.
erh are you referring to me. read already but website does not give places that i want to visit like the mongkok market on your photos. they were very nice and i want to experience it. so i ask you for addressqqspot said:Erh, No offence to all..
Before you shoot any questions!!
Please kindly read HKTB 1st to get yourself perpare and gain more knowladge.
DiscoverHongKong - All About Hong Kong - Visitor Services
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www.discoverhongkong.com/eng/mustknow/services/index.jhtml[/size]
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Hi nWo, you can found your answer in here.nWo said:Anyone knows how is the pollution situation in HK currently?
Read from the news that for the past 2 weeks, there is smog in HK and pollution levels are in the dangerous levels. This is due to Typhoon in Taiwan which causes less wind in HK so that the dust particles cannot be blown away.
For asthmatic persons, is it dangerous to go vist HK in end Oct 07?
We are planning for a trip from 30 Oct - 4 Nov. Hopefully the weather's cool and fine (and no Typhoons!)
Thanks for reading.
thks qq. what abt the mongkok markets where they sell duck,chicken fruits etc. how to go there. wat time do they openqqspot said:Hi enoone, Elements at Kowloon MTR station & Megabox is already open.
I wonder why i saw so many people in the photos?
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