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Jul. 16th, 2004 05:25 amSome people (ok, one person) will know what I'm talking about. Others will not. That is fine.
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Jul. 16th, 2004
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Jul. 16th, 2004 02:49 pmHong Kong really is an interesting place, because it's so TINY.
There's a no.8 typhoon right now, and the typhoon news on TV is telling me which bus lines have stopped, which ferries are not running (I just typed "runny"), etc. It's not something you normally see on TV in other parts of the world I guess. But there are oh, I guess only less than 100 bus lines in HK. XD
And because the place is so tiny, if there is a group of say, 10 students who got food poisoning from their school food, it gets on the TV news too. A firemen died from gas poisoning whilst performing a rescue last week, and that was also on the news. It gives the feeling that the community is very small and close-knitted but it isn't...
I'm not going to reply to the comments in my last post, it's a bit difficult... but thanks guys. I just needed to rant. Like everything else, it won't be a problem in a few days' time.
There's a no.8 typhoon right now, and the typhoon news on TV is telling me which bus lines have stopped, which ferries are not running (I just typed "runny"), etc. It's not something you normally see on TV in other parts of the world I guess. But there are oh, I guess only less than 100 bus lines in HK. XD
And because the place is so tiny, if there is a group of say, 10 students who got food poisoning from their school food, it gets on the TV news too. A firemen died from gas poisoning whilst performing a rescue last week, and that was also on the news. It gives the feeling that the community is very small and close-knitted but it isn't...
I'm not going to reply to the comments in my last post, it's a bit difficult... but thanks guys. I just needed to rant. Like everything else, it won't be a problem in a few days' time.