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She was there and then left and is back until early September she told me last night.

This link says more and has photos.

[URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?951-General-Reports&p=2202381&viewfull=1[/URL]#post2202381.

In Wanchai and is OK to meet late afternoon / evening she said. Uses WhatsApp.

PM me if you need her details but she will ask me who is my friend so please guys a name, age and nationality as she does ask (pinays always ask that from my experience).

One more photo for luck LOL.

Roger I'm stuck in Wai chan one more night sorting out my visa to Indonesia. I would love to see your friend. My name is Dirk I'm 49 and white from Chicago. I just signed up for ISG. [blue][Deleted by Admin][/blue]

Please PM me. My flight leaves tomorrow morning.

[QUOTE=WickedRoger;2216803]She was there and then left and is back until early September she told me last night.

This link says more and has photos.

[URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?951-General-Reports&p=2202381&viewfull=1[/URL]#post2202381.

In Wanchai and is OK to meet late afternoon / evening she said. Uses WhatsApp.

PM me if you need her details but she will ask me who is my friend so please guys a name, age and nationality as she does ask (pinays always ask that from my experience).

One more photo for luck LOL.[/QUOTE][blue]===============================================

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Hi,

I am looking for nuru massage and girl in Tsim sha Tsui region, please inbox.

Hi all.

I m also interested in. #2 below, please share or pm.

For 1/ I had good incall experience in tst east subway hotel, range between 1 k-1. 2 k, 28-32 yo, pm me for wechat if interested.

Appreciate info in advance.

Sl.

[QUOTE=PartyAnimal;2215438]Thank you bro. Given I would have a short visit (1 night), not sure if walk ups would be a good option for me. Hence, I had a couple of questions:

1) Honey girls / In call prices on the number website, which I cannot mention here. Are the prices negotiable? Some of them list HKD 2000 as price?

2) Can someone recommend a good girl for outcall / incall, young and is into rimming?

3) Is authentic nuru massage available in HK? Can someone please guide me to the location and help with prices?

Thank you![/QUOTE]

Hello to all. I have a 12 hour layover. I land at 8:00 pm on Halloween night. I fly out at 8:00 am the next morning. I was wondering if I should get a hotel for the night or try to take a fairy to Macau and check out a sauna. Any and all thoughts are welcome.

I've haven't been to China for over 15 years, prior I would stay in H. K. Family members would take me on the train and we would get a visa at the border it was pretty quick and easy as I remember.

I need to plan a short trip to Guanzhou with my brother and Thai wife but would like to go to HK and meet up with a family member to take us in. Doing research I see one should get a Visa first, which make sense because I don't want to waste a day in HK doing so. I notice from the Visa website if I do it ahead at a China Embassy in USA Or Bangkok got to have flight book and hotel for them to consider the Visa Request. The problem not sure of exact dates want to get Visa first and then make the plans as noted want to go HK first, a day later into Guanzhou and stay 2 days then back to HK. Based on my plans can one just get a Visa at the border?

I also research HK from Hung Hom station a train to Guanzhou 2 to 3 hours and sometime in September if I read it right a new Bullet Train service that would only take 30-45 minutes?

Any help idea would be appreciated thanks in advance!

I had not been to HK in about 4 years so I looked forward to the always fun Sunday afternoon in Wanchai. After walking around a bit I noticed that Neptune 3 either closed or I just couldn't find it. The bar that looked the liveliest was the Queen Victoria on Lockhart. Went in around 3:30 and it was packed. I set my sights on an Indo DH who was very hot. Unfortunately for me, she was up for Ms. Queen Victoria (contest the following Sunday) and had to stay at the pub for a 5:00 pre contest show. By the time that was through, it was too close to her curfew of 7:00 so I got shut out. Looking back, there were many, many suitable DHs but I was set on this one. Looking forward to my next trip, hopefully not 4 years from now. Though it's changed some, Wanchai is still a great place to monger IMHO.

[QUOTE=LittleBigMan;2218861]I notice from the Visa website if I do it ahead at a China Embassy in USA Or Bangkok got to have flight book and hotel for them to consider the Visa Request.[/QUOTE]A travel agent did it in for me in US for a small fee without any advance reservation. It took about 4 working days. It is easier because I don't have to make two trips to the embassy.

I had a similar problem where I hadn't nailed down the China portion of my trip but needed to take care of the visa. Just make reservations that are refundable. Do the visa and then cancel them and do the ones you need.

[QUOTE=LittleBigMan;2218861]I've haven't been to China for over 15 years, prior I would stay in H. K. Family members would take me on the train and we would get a visa at the border it was pretty quick and easy as I remember.

I need to plan a short trip to Guanzhou with my brother and Thai wife but would like to go to HK and meet up with a family member to take us in. Doing research I see one should get a Visa first, which make sense because I don't want to waste a day in HK doing so. I notice from the Visa website if I do it ahead at a China Embassy in USA Or Bangkok got to have flight book and hotel for them to consider the Visa Request. The problem not sure of exact dates want to get Visa first and then make the plans as noted want to go HK first, a day later into Guanzhou and stay 2 days then back to HK. Based on my plans can one just get a Visa at the border?

I also research HK from Hung Hom station a train to Guanzhou 2 to 3 hours and sometime in September if I read it right a new Bullet Train service that would only take 30-45 minutes?

Any help idea would be appreciated thanks in advance![/QUOTE]

In hk the 141 walk ups are good for layovers but that's not going to occupy much time. Do you have lounge access at hk anywhere? If so you can hit bars and 141 walk ups until your bored and then go back to the airport lounge and sleep. Otherwise go to Macau and take the shuttle for mgm or star world for familia noble. Or the rio shuttle for rio.

If the airport to Macao ferry schedule time works do that. But you can take the airport train and ferries are constant from downtown.

If it were me on only 12 hours I would go into hk. Hit a walk up 141 building like Fuji. Do 1 round. Then get some food and drinks and hit up another walk up. Then go back to airport lounge and rest until my flight.

[QUOTE=HornDog3;2218332]Hello to all. I have a 12 hour layover. I land at 8:00 pm on Halloween night. I fly out at 8:00 am the next morning. I was wondering if I should get a hotel for the night or try to take a fairy to Macau and check out a sauna. Any and all thoughts are welcome.[/QUOTE]

Hi Friends.

Coming back to Hong Kong after almost a decade and I am sure things must have changed a lot.

I am landing in HK on a Sunday afternoon and head out on Monday.

Would be glad if you could suggest places to hang out on Sunday aft and evening.

Not sure hows the night life on a Sunday night.

Thanks in advance.

[QUOTE=LittleBigMan;2218861]I've haven't been to China for over 15 years, prior I would stay in H. K. Family members would take me on the train and we would get a visa at the border it was pretty quick and easy as I remember.

I need to plan a short trip to Guanzhou with my brother and Thai wife but would like to go to HK and meet up with a family member to take us in. Doing research I see one should get a Visa first, which make sense because I don't want to waste a day in HK doing so. I notice from the Visa website if I do it ahead at a China Embassy in USA Or Bangkok got to have flight book and hotel for them to consider the Visa Request. The problem not sure of exact dates want to get Visa first and then make the plans as noted want to go HK first, a day later into Guanzhou and stay 2 days then back to HK. Based on my plans can one just get a Visa at the border?

I also research HK from Hung Hom station a train to Guanzhou 2 to 3 hours and sometime in September if I read it right a new Bullet Train service that would only take 30-45 minutes?

Any help idea would be appreciated thanks in advance![/QUOTE]How long are you going? You can get Transit without visa (TWOV). You can get at least 3 days and I believe up to 7 days and get it on entry. The condition is you must be coming from one country and going to another country. Hong Kong counts as another country. So you could do BKK. PEK - ICN for example. Do an internet search on TWOV China to see the options and rules. It is valid for several cities but think you must land and leave from the same city. There is no charge for TWOV.