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I KNOW YOU GOT DEEP POCKETS!!! DEEP LIKE KOWLOON BAY

to be honest, ive seen some rich ass mofos live in new territories cuz they like those big lots and having doggies necessitate that.

Plus if you're near the MTR that's like what? a 30-minute commute at most? doesn't sound so bad given how efficient the MTR is.

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Originally Posted by Badhobz (Post 9177513)

its really not my vibe, but i get why she loves it.

That's why you fit in here on RS, whereas the guy that gives out US$1000 per red envelope for CNY sticks out like a sore thumb!

HeHE said 50,000 usd per envelope! UTTERLY HORSESHIT as you cant even fit that much into a single envelope.

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Originally Posted by Gumby (Post 9177577)

That's why you fit in here on RS, whereas the guy that gives out US$1000 per red envelope for CNY sticks out like a sore thumb!

What?!?! I saw Badhobz give out $1000 red envelopes regularly at the Stock and Noob meets. :suspicious:

Since you have kids, you've been missing out! :D

@radeonboy - I imagine you are probably the low key type who takes the MTR but lives in a mansion near Lantau Island. And when you go to the usual HK cafe, the staff there call you sir. :lol

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Originally Posted by radeonboy (Post 9177557)

^In a prior life I commuted from New Territories to East HK Island for work. The experience was pretty miserable :lol

There's a community out in NT that was built to resemble Vancouver. You must be there.

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Originally Posted by bcrdukes (Post 9177591)

@radeonboy - I imagine you are probably the low key type who takes the MTR but lives in a mansion near Lantau Island. And when you go to the usual HK cafe, the staff there call you sir. :lol

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Originally Posted by EvoFire (Post 9177598)

There's a community out in NT that was built to resemble Vancouver. You must be there.

According to ChatGPT, my area is more comparable to pre-2000s Newton :lawl:

@Evo - Where is this Vancouver-like area you're referring to?

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Originally Posted by Badhobz (Post 9177567)

Plus if you're near the MTR that's like what? a 30-minute commute at most? doesn't sound so bad given how efficient the MTR is.

More like 75-90 minutes from door to door. Still, I had it pretty good since it was a 10-minute walk to the MTR from either endpoint.

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Originally Posted by Badhobz (Post 9177496)

It’s a weird and beautiful place Hong Kong. Weird in a dystopian kind of way. Either you’re like super rich and live around repulse bay / ocean park area or you live in cage homes and commute in from Yuen long / new territories.

Every year my wife goes back and as soon she arrives back home she turns into this little bitch. I mean she’s already little so I guess she turns into this huge bitch and starts looking down on the peons scurrying around her. Drivers, maids, caretakers, etc.

I went to take the central escalators for fun last year and their entire family looked at me like wtf ?!?? How is that an activity ?! I asked them if they’ve ever went and they were like uhhhhh no?

It beats sitting around at the chariot club in a stupid room having this sad ass waiter kid serve you like you’re some sort of an emperor.

I get you and generally agree. Having lived in both places I definitely see the pros and cons of both. In Hong Kong if you're well off, you're definitely treated differently and propped up on a pedestal. Whereas in Canada, everyone is treated 'equally', which includes the random Starbucks barista that give the paying customer attitude and expect a large tip, or garbage men who go on strike and let the homeowner's garbage rot for a week in their own lot.

I don't expect to be treated like a king or treat them like peons, but if I'm paying taxes and maintenance (strata fees) I expect my garbage to be collected or I'd raise up hell too

There's the saying that "you should treat the janitor the same as you treat the CEO," but I don't agree. I'm not gonna be an asshole to the janitor.

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Originally Posted by radeonboy (Post 9177602)

More like 75-90 minutes from door to door. Still, I had it pretty good since it was a 10-minute walk to the MTR from either endpoint.

No wonder you don't complain about Massey Tunnel commute lol

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Originally Posted by westopher (Post 9177619)

There's the saying that "you should treat the janitor the same as you treat the CEO," but I don't agree. I'm not gonna be an asshole to the janitor.

I see what you did there! :D

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Originally Posted by radeonboy (Post 9177602)

According to ChatGPT, my area is more comparable to pre-2000s Newton :lawl:

@Evo - Where is this Vancouver-like area you're referring to?

https://www.facebook.com/groups/7154...99925150981778

https://zh.wikipedia.org/zh-hant/%E9...8A%B1%E5%9C%92

It's rather obscure. It's not so much Vancouver like but rather borrowing the SFH neighborhoods of Canada. It's all SFH and plots with small yards.

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Originally Posted by EvoFire (Post 9177631)

This Fairview Park area in HK's New Territories looks like a peaceful neighborhood. A gated community.

-like seeing the community spirit of the locals in standing up to big business and the government haha. Fight the power!

Access Road Controversy

Fairview Park is a rare example of a self-contained gated community in Hong Kong, linked to the outside world by Fairview Park Boulevard, which despite being a private road has long been opened to the public; its heavy use by nearby villagers and businesses eventually became a source of controversy.

Accident
On 31 January 2007, a 12-year-old pupil riding his bike to school was run over and killed by a large truck at Fairview Park Boulevard. Fairview Park residents accused the Hong Kong Government of delaying the opening of the recently built Kam Pok Road (which bisects Fairview Park Boulevard near the Fairview Park gate) which cost roughly $10 million. This delay, they said, has resulted in Fairview Park Boulevard being turned into a major traffic thoroughfare.

On 2 February 2007, Fairview Park residents attended a special meeting organised by the Yuen Long District Council in which the Transport Department announced it would open Kam Pok Road on 5 February without restricting the use of Fairview Park Boulevard by heavy vehicles over seven metres in length. Fairview Park residents responded with outrage by waving placards and shouting. Some council members immediately left the meeting in protest.

Clashes

Kam Pok Road was opened to traffic by the Transport Department on 5 February 2007. By noon that day, Cable TV news images showed 100 Fairview Park residents demonstrating at the site of the bike accident by holding up placards. Fairview Park management staff then placed obstacles on the road blocking both access to part of the boulevard and consequently the ability of trucks making a turn. More than 100 Tai Sang Wai villagers traded insults with Fairview Park residents. Deputy chairman of the San Tin Rural Committee Fung Kan-cheung stressed that their village road which turned onto the boulevard, remains their only major access road to the outside world. Ms Leung, a Fairview Park resident, insisted that banning heavy vehicles on the boulevard would have no impact on the access of local villagers who used smaller vehicles. She went on, "We have tried every peaceful means in the past. The government does not listen when we are civilised."[6] The owner of a nearby container storage yard objected to the heavy vehicle ban, saying Kam Pok Road was too narrow for container trucks to pass as he clashed with Fairview Park management staff

isnt yuen long full of triads? do you think I can join the triads!?!? i say DIU a lot.....

sitting on the toilet.... diu... say bat por
sitting at the office..... diu... lo mei
sitting at the restaurant.... diu... ham gai chan

I would expect lots of uncle's like this

https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/...qcGc@._V1_.jpg

That's hobz on the left.

Made my day. thank you.

did you tow that mustang to the track?!

Hmmm Mustang is red. Must be a chinese communist woman. Or a liberal lover. :suspicious:

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Originally Posted by bcrdukes (Post 9177802)

Paddock A :ahwow:

See you at Trillium?

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Originally Posted by Badhobz (Post 9177804)

did you tow that mustang to the track?!

yh

https://i.ibb.co/R4ZB8TZ2/c141a8a0-7...89e5bc30ec.jpg

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Originally Posted by VRYALT3R3D (Post 9177807)

See you at Trillium?

Sadly, their schedule doesn't work for me this year. :okay:

I dun get it.

Why you tow a mustang bra ? (Cuz you’re a woman)

Isn’t that street legal to drive ?

Isn’t that tow truck more expensive than the mustang ?!

What’s with the plate ?! What kinda china woman has a plate that like?!?

I had to google yh. It’s short for yeah ?! yeah !?!?!? Mother fucking 2 letters and you use an acronym?!?!? You wanna fucking die ?!?!?!? If you typed yh in my chat I would have blocked you and unfriended you