We three adventurers, we livers of life, we friends decided to trek the Orient and basque in it's wonder. This is a brief mission log.
Our first leg sees us take on Macau, the Asian Vegas. We have been told that Macau is whatever you make of it, and our experience involved jumping off a building, meeting a high-flyer from humble origins, a glimpse to the future and passing out.
We have yet been unable to get home before the sun starts to rise . As we wade through the prostitutes like adoring Justin Bieber fans, we search, search in vain for somebody to love us long time.
The casino's are vast and lavish, the ladyboys busty and masculine. It's fair say the majority of our money will be spent here, the expensives are cheap but the cheap are pricey....n.b. Not the ladyboys.
Food so far has been either really good or boul obstruction. Good fortune favours us as so far....no fudge puddles.
We went to Macau tower the night before to research our jump. It's height is simply.....fuck. First thing this morning we went and we conquered! We were unusually calm before hand, first customers of the day with locals for a crowd. One by one we strapped up and jumped. It was quite an experience. Freefalling for 5 seconds straight to the ground in a skyscraper arena.
If Macau has set the 'tone' for the rest of trip...we'll have few stories to tell when we get back.
We venture now back to Hong Kong.
Our first leg sees us take on Macau, the Asian Vegas. We have been told that Macau is whatever you make of it, and our experience involved jumping off a building, meeting a high-flyer from humble origins, a glimpse to the future and passing out.
We have yet been unable to get home before the sun starts to rise . As we wade through the prostitutes like adoring Justin Bieber fans, we search, search in vain for somebody to love us long time.
The casino's are vast and lavish, the ladyboys busty and masculine. It's fair say the majority of our money will be spent here, the expensives are cheap but the cheap are pricey....n.b. Not the ladyboys.
We went to Macau tower the night before to research our jump. It's height is simply.....fuck. First thing this morning we went and we conquered! We were unusually calm before hand, first customers of the day with locals for a crowd. One by one we strapped up and jumped. It was quite an experience. Freefalling for 5 seconds straight to the ground in a skyscraper arena.
We venture now back to Hong Kong.