Thu 22 May 2008
A Hong Kong MILF
Posted by Seymour Totti under Hong Kong
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![]() Niya Yu is not a Hong Kong MILF, she is an internet porn star but she is still looking great |
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The thing about Hong Kong’s 141 girls is that you never really know what you are going to get. The faces on the website pictures are invariably pixelated out and you’ve no way of knowing, until you get there, if the photo shows someone who was five years younger than she is now.
This doesn’t worry me too much. I can appreciate a woman in her late thirties just as easily one in her late teens or early twenties, and for the most part I quite enjoy the surprise. Of course there are times when you just have to say “Oops I’m sorry, I think I pressed the wrong bell.”
A good many of the younger ones work for short periods to raise some fast cash then get out the business. A lot come in from mainland China on 4-week visitors permits. The older ones are almost always from the mainland and are career hookers.
Personally I like to seek out local Hong Kong girls because if I find one that I like there a decent chance I’ll be able to find her when I next pass through. Even if she’s no longer working the 141s there is always a possibility she’ll be willing to give me her mobile number.
But Hong Kong MILFs are a rare thing indeed. My favourite is still a year or two shy of thirty so to my mind doesn’t qualify for milfhood yet.
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A fifty five-year-old Scottish man was, according to Friday’s South China Morning Post, found in a public park in Ho Man Tin wearing a mini skirt, silk stockings, high heels and make-up. He was also padlocked and chained to a park bench. “A friend did it for fun.” he said as he was arrested for not being able to show any ID. He was later released.
It was the only interesting story in the main part of the paper but the sports section reminded me of why I was here; the annual Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. With that in mind the only question left, with regards to the Scotsman was; What the hell was he doing in Ho Man Tin? That’s miles from the stadium.
The fact that he was dressed as an East European hooker was not in the least surprising. Some cities have carnivals or Mardi Gras, Hong Kong has ‘The Sevens’.
They will be drinking beer and partying like the world is going to end. Before them large muscular men in tight shirts and shorts will be throwing each other in the mud, squabbling over a ball.
Kung Hei Fat Choi is Cantonese for Happy and Prosperous New Year but that language is only spoken in Hong Kong. I can’t remember the Mandarin pronunciation but the characters will be the same.


The bar’s beginnings are uncertain. The story that most people like to believe is that it started life as a taxi-dance bar sometime before the Japanese invasion of 1941. Another theory is that it was started by an American serviceman, at the end of the Korean war, to give retired ladies of the night jobs as hostesses.









