General Reports

Having booked my air ticket and paid my hotel months ago before the virus problem, decided still to come to HK. Probably now a mistake.

Ventures out to Wanchai on Friday night. Walking along Lockhart Road, things looked promising as the bars like Churchhill's and the bars beside it looked quite busy. That did not last for long.

Neptune 111 is now closed no big surprise there. Amazonia had about 4 people in it at 11.00 pm. Taboo half empty and the quality there way way down from previously. Did not see a single girl that would have held my attention and I'm not that fussy. The old Borocay had about three in it only go there to say Hello, to the mamasan. HK Caf had 2 girls at the bar. A couple of beers in different places and decide back to the hotel just after midnight going to be a long, long two weeks!

The saving grace is I have a few girls I met a year ago through DIA. All keepers, nice girls, domestic workers, no money ever asked for, and good company in and out of the bed. Just treat them well and they respond in spades. Downside is that they are restricted to only one day a week off. Fortunately for me, they all have different days off so a bit of juggling and it all works.

Could be the end of a 20+year of visits to HK unless things get better.

Anyone knows if the walk-ups such as Fuji, King Hing etc. are open?

[QUOTE=Jackthelad2;2431631]
Could be the end of a 20+year of visits to HK unless things get better.[/QUOTE]After a 4 year hiatus, I visited HKG in November 2017 for a Friday & Sat night layover. The quality of girls I found in the Wanchai bars was appalling. Even Taboo, which was overflowing with customers, had only sub par, but friendly girls. But when arguably the only 2 attractive girls in a bar simultaneously set off my ladyboy radar, I know it is time to leave. Ha HA. So after 11 weeks in SE Asia covering BKK, Pat, Yangon, Jakarta, Macau and finding great girls every night, I couldn't find one girl on a Friday night in Wanchai that I wanted to shag. So the following night, Saturday night, my last night in Asia 2017, I gave up on Wanchai and selected a sexy Taiwanese 141 dot com hotel reservation girl. I went to her 4 star hotel in TST and had a pretty good time, but she was nowhere as good as the Chinese and Korean stunners I had just had the previous week in Macau. That's for sure.

So that's it as far as I am concerned. HKG is permanently off my travel list. Hell, even Singapore is more fun than HKG. The Commie mainland bastards have ruined this once great mongering city.

[QUOTE=Jackthelad2;2431631]
Neptune 111 is now closed no big surprise there. Amazonia had about 4 people in it at 11.00 pm. Taboo half empty and the quality there way way down from previously. Did not see a single girl that would have held my attention and I'm not that fussy. The old Borocay had about three in it only go there to say Hello, to the mamasan. HK Caf had 2 girls at the bar. A couple of beers in different places and decide back to the hotel just after midnight going to be a long, long two weeks!
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Could be the end of a 20+year of visits to HK unless things get better.[/QUOTE]Oh dear, so sad to hear. I know it has gotten a lot worse over the years, hopefully this is a Covid temp downturn, not permanent.

[QUOTE=BearFoot;2432785]The police said on Tuesday that only around 30 calls received during the July 21 Yuen Long attack were included in the calculation of last year's emergency response time in the New Territories, which showed officers had responded within 15 minutes to close to 98 percent of calls received.

Chief Superintendent of the Police Public Relations Branch, Kenneth Kwok, also told RTHK's Millennium programme that the large number of calls may have been aimed at "paralysing" the emergency line before the attack took place.

On July 21, when a gang wearing white T-shirts and armed with iron rods and sticks attacked passengers at Yuen Long MTR Station, police in the area received around 24,000 calls for help in just three hours between 10.30 pm and 1. 30 am.

But officers only arrived at the scene almost 40 minutes later and one of the commanding officers dismissed media questions on their late response by saying he didn't have a watch to see what time it was.

In a paper submitted to Legco's Finance Committee, police said their average response time to emergency calls in the New Territories was within 15 minutes in 97.9 percent of cases last year.

Speaking on the radio programme on Tuesday, Kwok said not all of the 24,000 emergency calls they got on that night were about the Yuen Long Station attack. Some may have been about illegal parking, and some about general fighting, he said.

Due to the large number of calls, only 1,100 calls were connected, and more than 30 of them involved the Yuen Long sub-district, he said.

These 30 calls for help were finally included in the calculation of the rate of calls for help, he said. Asked if this was reasonable, Kwok said this was the usual method used by the department.[/QUOTE]Can someone please explain to me the purpose of this and other similar reports from Bearfoot?? Was has this to do with the ISG?? If I need this information, I can read the papers. Someone needs to moderate (delete) his reports.

[QUOTE=Jackthelad2;2432823]Can someone please explain to me the purpose of this and other similar reports from Bearfoot?? Was has this to do with the ISG?? If I need this information, I can read the papers. Someone needs to moderate (delete) his reports.[/QUOTE]

I complained about Bearfoot's nonsensical dribble that he somehow classified as "posts" some months ago. He had a fair bit of support back then, but I suspect that given the fact that the HK board is dead because of him, many people are coming around to my point of view.

Using the Block functionality only highlights the fact that he posts garbage, because all you see is the heading of his many posts and not the content thankfully. Unfortunately the crap he posts has driven many away from the HK board.

Another thing is that I am reliably advised by someone very close to the industry in HK, that most of the information (almost everything) that he posts is absolute rubbish.

My best advise is to use the block functionality, although it won't make you immune to the number of posts he makes, just the content.

[QUOTE=Turgid;2431907]Anyone knows if the walk-ups such as Fuji, King Hing etc. are open?[/QUOTE]Yes.

Enjoy.

AG.

[QUOTE=Jackthelad2;2432823]Can someone please explain to me the purpose of this and other similar reports from Bearfoot?? Was has this to do with the ISG?? If I need this information, I can read the papers. Someone needs to moderate (delete) his reports.[/QUOTE]A-fuckin'-men to that. I barely visit ISG's HK page now because of all that sub-Andy Kaufman drivel.