17 comments 26.3.09

Planet Yoga in Hong Kong

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I've been meaning to b*tch about this for a while, but didn't get to till today. For anyone planning to sign up for a yoga membership in HK, I hope you find this information useful.I am a member of Planet Yoga Tsim Sha Tsui, and I highly regret it. Please don't make the same mistake as I did. I strongly advise against Planet Yoga because of the following reasons:1) Phony yoga classes (I'm sorry, but Yoga Combat, Yoga Punch, etc. are not yoga classes, they are just aerobics/taebo -ish classes!!)...
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0 comments 23.3.09

Mong Kok Handless Head-Writing Beggar

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This next beggar is a very talented and skilled individual. I saw him last Saturday night in Mong Kok's Sai Yeung Choi Street outside the Broadway Cinema, writing inspirational messages on a scroll.For some reason, this beggar does not have any hands, just a bit of forearm on both sides. He uses them to support himself as he proceeds to write inspirational messages in beautiful, perfect Chinese characters upside down. He does this by taping a paintbrush securely to one side of his glasses.At first,...
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1 comments 16.3.09

Synchronicity

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My mom once told me that if you paid enough attention, you could notice at least 6 incidences of synchronicity a day.What's synchronicity, you ask?This:Cool, huh?? :)Synchronicity on Wiki...
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4 comments 9.3.09

Red rubber gloves

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Last Friday, I was super hungry in the afternoon so I went downstairs and crossed the road into this little shop selling (bad) bubble tea and other snacks like sausage-on-a-stick.I ended up ordering one of my latest addictions - Peanut Butter & Condensed Milk Toast - and stood by the open kitchen to wait. I was a little spaced out but eventually my eyes focused on a woman who was even more spaced out than me.With half-closed eyelids and a painfully bored expression on her face, she held a thick...
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