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All I could hear in my mind's ear was the theme to the original Hawaii Five-O playing in the background...That great jet approach shot that they used to use in the opening credits...
Also, for anyone with a jet-landing-close-to-apt-buildings fetish, try searching YouTube for Kai Tak Hong Kong Airport---the old HK airport...

Not knowing what HK stood for, I was expecting a chef-y show where Hong Kong contestants would be trolled by being asked to make dishes based on those from "The Chinese Feast" (the Tsui Hark movie), or something along those lines.

I am so disappoint!

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for less than a gun, even less than a deploying taser, you can buy Class IV lasers that will instantly blind people... and are rechargeable.

Get em before they're banned and you have to buy kits for them. Fuck a gun, these things will burn their face off and let the perp live to be punished more... good times.


http://wickedlasers.com.hk

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I've lived in HK for the past year and hear Cantonese constantly everyday. I've heard more than 15 different languages over many years and I can honestly say the only language that doesn't actually sound like it's real communication is Cantonese (due to the endlessly repeated similar sounds).
The speed at which it's spoken just compounds the difficulty to comprehend how everyone is actually understanding each other.

The closest I've been able to come to learning it so far is short specific/objective phrases, which I learn correct verbal usage by deliberately spelling the words wrong (phonically), using numbers and symbols in the middle of sentences so as to ensure I get the pronunciation right.

I will be asking a lot of people tomorrow to tell me how to say "9 old dogs bothering enough to get dumpling".. but I already suspect that what he's saying is legit.

Landing at HK is never easy... and yes, only the most experienced should be allowed to fly in and land there. The way the runway was aligned along with the distance from the airport to the main city... it's mind-boggling for me. But of course, this probably can pale in comparison to other insane airports out there.

Maybe someone out there knows it... but I'm wondering about this: for landing there, is there any flight path that takes you straight in, rather than turning almost 180 on the approach?

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