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[QUOTE=Asiabound69]So whats the deal with HK 141, is it all a scam? I will be in HK on Friday night this week, usually get there a couple times a year headed either into or out of China or R&R, this time into. Will only have about 12 hours in a Kowloon (TSS) hotel, arrival 22:00 so looking for a date to hit a few bars and spend some time together. Don't want to waste time in the chase this night. I like Chinese girls, not really flips, most I have meet are too whiny, so 141 sounds perfect. I've not tried before. I'm a regular visitor for the last 5 years to the mainland and lived there 6 months last year, so have some simple Mandarin ability. Advise desired.[/QUOTE]

Sign up to the forum and go nuts mate. It's on the level. Report and even real pics taken by mongers like me.

Following link shows location info for popular 141 in Kowloon

[url]http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msa=0&msid=116228881095484038461.000469605eb3b4a039e15[/url]

Click on the bubble and you get name/address of building and picture of the entrance

The following link is a mobile version of 141. Should work well with any smartphone.

[url]http://******.com/mobile/en/index.php[/url]

The combination of the above should make easy work out of finding your way around the Kowloon 141 scene.

( ic the machine sensor struck again..., to make the above 141 link work, replace ****** with 's3xI41' <-- of course use proper syntax, not my crypted url )


-TK

[QUOTE=Asiabound69]So whats the deal with HK 141, is it all a scam? I will be in HK on Friday night this week, usually get there a couple times a year headed either into or out of China or R&R, this time into. Will only have about 12 hours in a Kowloon (TSS) hotel, arrival 22:00 so looking for a date to hit a few bars and spend some time together. Don't want to waste time in the chase this night. I like Chinese girls, not really flips, most I have meet are too whiny, so 141 sounds perfect. I've not tried before. I'm a regular visitor for the last 5 years to the mainland and lived there 6 months last year, so have some simple Mandarin ability. Advise desired.[/QUOTE]Get your butt over to Wan Chai, go to Lagunas or Neptune and you will be able to hook up in less than 1/2 hour, and your wishes will come true.

[QUOTE=Mongerer69]Get your butt over to Wan Chai, go to Lagunas or Neptune and you will be able to hook up in less than 1/2 hour, and your wishes will come true.[/QUOTE]Signed up and read a bunch over there. Looks like Hotel Reservation is mostly HER hotel not mine - didn't realize that before.

I am headed to Wan Chai Friday night ;-)

[QUOTE=Mombasa123]Hit Wan Chai last night at 1.00AM. First stop was Traffik. Not exactly empty but not far from it. A few girls but most seem to have deserted (including the South Americans) to other bars as per my posts before. However there were 3 stunning Thai girls alone there - all made up and dressed to kill. Got lots of looks in my direction but was with mate and not really in the mood. But found it incredible that they didn't have one customer !!



I will be in town tomorrow and hope that I can find one of these three available! I love it when they get all dressed up for "me"!






"Chatted to the owner and I think they realised that getting rid of the lady drinks has completely destroyed their business. He said they were getting a lot of 'attention' from the cops so had to do something. But, they are going to start the drinks again so hopefully business will be back to the way it was. I hope so too cuz I like Traffik - is a mini Fenwick."



I agree I like trafikk as well, if fact I have a modified approach to the lady drink issue. I fidn a couple of girls I like, tell them I will pay them 100 or so HKD to come and drink with me for a couple of hours. If they agree, which most have, I save money, they make money and I can support Trafikk a little. Also the girls seem to like the fact they can make some reasonable coinage without the constant hassle factor. I don't think they had much of a choice with the drinks...if I read between the lines correctly.



"On the way down in the lift popped into the new Rock School bar on 2nd floor. Was nice place but empty. Band was very good tho - Amazonia like. Had a drink there."



May give this a look see, thanks!

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Went to N2 after that. N2 has never been my thing but went to have a look. Packed. Lots of girls including regulars from Fenwick/Traffik. Some quiet pretty but none like the Thai stunners in Traffik I saw earlier."





"Got chatting to a pinoy who lives in Shanghai - her first time in HK and second night in N2. Not particularly good looking but smart and very articulate. I made it clear that I was not interested in a take out but she was quite happy to chat to me. Bought her a few drinks (commission) - she didn;t try to hide the tickets - just laughed about it cuz she knew I knew. Spent an hour or so with her before getting drunk and headed off home around 4.00AM. Was an enjoyable evening - didn't go to Wanchai for a pickup - just wanted to have fun drinking and chatting (having just got back from London)."




This is interesting, I was in Shanghai last night and chatted with one of the Pinoy's I met up there ( she used to work in HK) and she told me the business sucks in Shanghai. There are fewer customers and with all the visa hassles in HK, a lot of new girls are going to Shanghai instead of Hk or Singapore, so the competition for clients is fierce.

[QUOTE=Sky Ryder]
"Got chatting to a pinoy who lives in Shanghai - her first time in HK and second night in N2. Not particularly good looking but smart and very articulate. I made it clear that I was not interested in a take out but she was quite happy to chat to me. Bought her a few drinks (commission) - she didn;t try to hide the tickets - just laughed about it cuz she knew I knew. Spent an hour or so with her before getting drunk and headed off home around 4.00AM. Was an enjoyable evening - didn't go to Wanchai for a pickup - just wanted to have fun drinking and chatting (having just got back from London)."

This is interesting, I was in Shanghai last night and chatted with one of the Pinoy's I met up there ( she used to work in HK) and she told me the business sucks in Shanghai. There are fewer customers and with all the visa hassles in HK, a lot of new girls are going to Shanghai instead of Hk or Singapore, so the competition for clients is fierce.[/QUOTE]

Still plenty of Pinoys in HKG. I think the new shorter visa scheme is difficult for sure for the girls but works out well for us customers as there is a great turnover of talent. There is enough for everyone.

Always something new and fresh from farm in town. It's too bad they ask ridiculous prices, however you can get LT for 400 - 700HKD without a problem.

I still prefer Indonesians to Filipinas.

Now I am going to Shanghai next week and I will definitely have a look in Manhattans/Judys/Malones to see the changes. I am always at TRL when I go to Shanghai and with the crackdown in the Shanghai saunas/BBS there may not be other choices.

If there are few customers, pricing is certain to be competitive!

I'll be arriving at the new HK airport but may decide to take the A# (airport buses) to town as I think the bus stops very close to my hotel.(instead of the airport train where you have to transfer anyway or taxi= too expensive just for 1 passenger=me).

1)I think they use the Octopus card for public transport in HK. Anyone know if I could buy one at the HK airport so I could use it for my bus to town.

2)And if you could buy the card, any idea where in the airport as I heard it's a Big ass airport so don't want to wander around dragging luggage looking for it.

Thanks

[QUOTE=Sharka]I'll be arriving at the new HK airport but may decide to take the A# (airport buses) to town as I think the bus stops very close to my hotel.(instead of the airport train where you have to transfer anyway or taxi= too expensive just for 1 passenger=me).

1)I think they use the Octopus card for public transport in HK. Anyone know if I could buy one at the HK airport so I could use it for my bus to town.

2)And if you could buy the card, any idea where in the airport as I heard it's a Big ass airport so don't want to wander around dragging luggage looking for it.

Thanks[/QUOTE]
Immediately as you exit the baggage claim area you come out to a large waiting hall. Just beyond the throng on people waiting to arrivals you will see a large round counter that sells octopus cards. You use this for the MTR or subway around HK. It can be used on the airport express to and from the airport. It cost 100HKD from central, and 90 HKD from Kowloon station. It is a good deal. I recommend that you use it and the mtr to get around HK. And, taxis are not expensive in the city.

[QUOTE=Hari Hara]Immediately as you exit the baggage claim area you come out to a large waiting hall. Just beyond the throng on people waiting to arrivals you will see a large round counter that sells octopus cards. You use this for the MTR or subway around HK. It can be used on the airport express to and from the airport. It cost 100HKD from central, and 90 HKD from Kowloon station. It is a good deal. I recommend that you use it and the mtr to get around HK. And, taxis are not expensive in the city.[/QUOTE]Also, the card is refundable, so whatever amount you don't use, your money can be returned to you.

[QUOTE=Sharka]I'll be arriving at the new HK airport but may decide to take the A# (airport buses) to town as I think the bus stops very close to my hotel.(instead of the airport train where you have to transfer anyway or taxi= too expensive just for 1 passenger=me).

1)I think they use the Octopus card for public transport in HK. Anyone know if I could buy one at the HK airport so I could use it for my bus to town.

2)And if you could buy the card, any idea where in the airport as I heard it's a Big ass airport so don't want to wander around dragging luggage looking for it.

Thanks[/QUOTE]

I've heard it is cheaper to buy a round trip for the airport express than use the Octopus card. But, I can't remember the exact fares.

You can use the Octopus card at 7/11 as well!

[QUOTE=Gren62]Also, the card is refundable, so whatever amount you don't use, your money can be returned to you.[/QUOTE]

This is not entirely true. The Octopus card is fully refundable AFTER 90 days. Otherwise you will lose 50HKD.

This policy was changed once all the mainland Chinese tourists started flooding into Hong Kong. Smart for the Octopus people.

Still it is a good value and very convenient to use the Octopus. Keep the card as a souvenir and use it on your next trip to Hong Kong. Most convenience stores and fast food outlets accept the Octopus card too.

There are some special tourist packages including airport express tickets and single or 3day unlimited travel transportation cards available. It is still hard to spend HKD55 on the MTR in any one day so the tourist cards are not that cheap.

You can visit the MTR website at: [url]http://www.mtr.com.hk/eng/homepage/cust_index.html[/url]

[QUOTE=Sharka]I'll be arriving at the new HK airport but may decide to take the A# (airport buses) to town as I think the bus stops very close to my hotel.(instead of the airport train where you have to transfer anyway or taxi= too expensive just for 1 passenger=me).

1)I think they use the Octopus card for public transport in HK. Anyone know if I could buy one at the HK airport so I could use it for my bus to town.

2)And if you could buy the card, any idea where in the airport as I heard it's a Big ass airport so don't want to wander around dragging luggage looking for it.

Thanks[/QUOTE]

-The advice from Hari Hara is on the money; the arrivals area at HKIA is actually quite well organized, and hard to get lost in. You'll see a huge sign for the Airport Express, and you can buy Octopus cards at the booth there, which would cost HK$150 for the card + a one way trip on the Airport Express.

-If you're only going to be here for a couple of days, you can get the Tourist Octopus card, which is HK$300 (US$38), which gives you a round trip on the Airport Express plus 3 days unlimited use of the MTR.

-Depending on the hotel you're staying at, Airport Express offers a free shuttle bus from Hong Kong or Kowloon stations, so that's not an extra charge you need to worry about. You can get the list of hotels here: [url]http://www.mtr.com.hk/engtxt/airport_express/complom_free_bus.html[/url]

-If this is your first time to Hong Kong, I would advise against taking the local bus directly from the airport. I'd say only about 20% of the buses have electric signs onboard that show you the name of the upcoming station, and if you don't get one of those, you're going to be hardpressed to get off at the right place if you don't know what to look for. Plus, if you're going to Kowloon or HK Island, the bus trip would most likely take you over 2 hours, as opposed to the Airport Express, which can get you to the center of town in 24 minutes.

-Depending on your budget/unwillingness to transfer or get lost, there are also "Airport Limousine" buses, a private operation. They have booths right next to the Airport Express counters. It's about HK$150, and the buses are *really* nice (big deluxe leather business-class type seats), and they'll drop you off at whatever hotel you want.

Good luck!

[QUOTE=Yellow Fever #2]This is not entirely true. The Octopus card is fully refundable AFTER 90 days. Otherwise you will lose 50HKD.

This policy was changed once all the mainland Chinese tourists started flooding into Hong Kong. Smart for the Octopus people.

: [url]http://www.mtr.com.hk/eng/homepage/cust_index.html[/url][/QUOTE]


Wow, lose up to 50HKD, that seems like alot for a "deposit" as I will be in HK for only 4-5days total.

I wanted to go to k-pressure and also check out 141. If you have other suggestions than I am open to it.
Please pm me with your number and I will call you.

TW.

[QUOTE=Rick Hunter]It has been a while since I have surfed around on the web looking for sites to meet women in Hong Kong to meet up with an screw around. I am not talking about any of the 141 type sites but places where ladies post personals or blogs. Does anyone know of any good sites? Does anything like Adult Friend Finder of PhilippinoHeart work here in HK. I am not looking for dating sites, just places to pick up people to meet for a good screw. Yes I know it is very easy to find girls in Hong Kong offline but indulge my curiosity.

Two sites that used to be good were:

Multiply (somewhat like facebook) used to be good as loads of the philippino and indonesian maids were on it, and it could be good to find girls when going down to the philippines but I logged on for the first time in almost a year today and they completely redid the site and have made it difficult to view someone's "homepage" without adding them as a friend which defeats the purpose. Before you'd just click on people with a nice profile pic, then see if they had lots of other picks and decide whether to contact them, you could also link through them to see if they had any hot friends. Now it would be randomly picking people and asking to be added as a friend, which besides being random, also does not let you know a head of time which girls are fishing as well.

I can not seem to figure Yahoo out anymore. Everything for Hong Kong is in Chinese and the main Yahoo site if you click on personals will only let you search USA and Canada but not Hong Kong. Am I missing something is there a way to navigate yahoo still for ladies in HK as a couple years ago it was great for finding flippers.[/QUOTE]


Hey Rick,

Try out TAGGED and FRIENDSTER. Plenty of horny women on board. Free to surf, free to join and free to get friends. Thereafter, it is up to you to get the free fucks. Man, I've had plenty of action from these 2 sites in Dubai, Singapore, KL and HK. No complaints.