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Saturday, October 13, 2007

Kai Tak Airport - Difficult Landing (Video)

Yet another video. Landing at Kai Tak Airport in rain.

Note: Kai Tak Airport, Hong Kong, is now closed for good.

Difficult Weather : 747-400 IGS 13 Approach Landing Kai Tak Airport, Hong Kong (1998).

More Kai Tak and Chek Lap Kok approach landing videos over here.

Cheers!

Video Credits: Cockpit video captured by dear friend Boyd - AIRBOYD.

PS: Damn too busy these days. Have started flying again. But I promise to upload (new) models during this weekend. I know, I know, I said that many times. But this time's for sure.

Posted by Ron at 12:15 AM in Flight Videos | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)

Monday, October 01, 2007

Please! STOP!

Believe me, you don't want him around...

Cheers!

Credits: Via my bro, but I guess uploaded by someone called fire_doll.

Note: I will upload the models (left sidebar) in one or two days.

Posted by Ron at 09:37 AM in Humor | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)

Saturday, September 29, 2007

While I was working in my study, Cookie was sitting by my side. And even when my daughter entered, Cookie didn't move. Next, she placed baby shades on Cookie's face. Even then, Cookie didn't move. So, I immediately grabbed my phone and took this picture...

You have already seen my other dog - Hugo, over here. The third, Beethoven II, hasn't visited See Lai yet. I will capture his (Beethoven's) silliness soon.

Yeah, one of those family and pet update posts.

Cheers!

Posted by Ron at 02:19 PM in Pets | Permalink | Comments (4) | TrackBack (0)

Friday, September 28, 2007

Kai Tak Airport Landing Video

Just can't forget Kai Tak - considered the world's most difficult approach landing - checkerboard approach with a (usually) 47 degree bank. Now, sadly, Kai Tak airport in Hong Kong is closed for good.

Split view (inside/outside): 747-400 IGS 13 Approach Landing Kai Tak Airport, Hong Kong (1998).

More Kai Tak and Chek Lap Kok approach landing videos over here.

Cheers!

Video Credits: Inside action (cockpit) and outside videos captured by dear friend Boyd - AIRBOYD and friends.

Update: Boyd and I are working on Google sidebar code (for some spectacular cockpit videos permanently available via See Lai and Nude King's sidebars).

Posted by Ron at 05:17 PM in Flight Videos | Permalink | Comments (4) | TrackBack (0)

Burma! Here We Come!

Whatever the Burmese dictators are doing, they haven't factored us in the equation. Details over here.

This site will be a bit slow (well, it has been since last week).

Cheers!

PS: The physical plane is dangerous, but the astral plane is not. Come; share the power with us on a higher plane.

Posted by Ron at 12:41 AM in Current Affairs | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Friday, September 21, 2007

Risa Kouda

Warning: Links contain nudity. Click only if you are above 21. Some pictures below are partially or completely nude.
The Shy Beauty!

"Where am I?" she asks. "In my bedroom," I tell her.

"Did we bonk last night?" she asks, a bit shy. "You were screaming wild," I tell her.

"Let's bonk again!" she begs.

Why not?

Cheers!

Posted by Ron at 04:53 PM in Girlie | Permalink | Comments (5) | TrackBack (0)

Sunday, September 16, 2007

Understanding Hong Kong

We Deserve Better explains the local scene in Hong Kong since its transfer from Britain to China in 1997. It is a good book for those who want to understand Hong Kong and China. And a must read for those who want to come to Hong Kong as tourists or for marriage and job opportunities.

Note that the book is a serious compilation of observations of local events by author Hemlock. Don't expect to find romantic or girlie stories. But on the other hand, do expect important pointers on Hong Kong's people and their culture.

Cheers!

PS: To those who regularly email me regarding information about Hong Kong (and China), I suggest you read this book.

Posted by Ron at 12:28 PM in Books, China, Opinion | Permalink | Comments (3) | TrackBack (0)