Bicycling in Hong Kong

For many years, the Hong Kong Visitors Bureau has had this promotional slogan: "Hong Kong will take
your breath away!". Just yesterday, for reasons that remain mysterious, they changed it to: "There's
no place like Hong Kong!". Can't argue with that. Incidentally, did you know that there's more
bicycles per square mile in Hong Kong, than anywhere in the U.S.?

Steve McDonald

 

"Steve McDonald" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> For many years, the Hong Kong Visitors Bureau has had this promotional slogan: "Hong Kong
> will take your breath away!". Just yesterday, for reasons that remain mysterious, they
> changed it to: "There's no place like Hong Kong!". Can't argue with that.

No more oxygen perhaps?

> Incidentally, did you know that there's more bicycles per square mile in Hong Kong, than anywhere
> in the U.S.?

No, not really. I would have guessed that some US bike shops could compete.. ;-)

 

Steve McDonald wrote:
> "There's no place like Hong Kong!". Can't argue with that. Incidentally, did you know that there's
> more bicycles per square mile in Hong Kong, than anywhere in the U.S.?

I think there's more of just about everything (except maybe Americans) per square mile in Hong Kong
than just about anywhere in the U.S. .

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Maybe they can use the old slogan and old poster made with the old slogans when the memory of the
SARS has faded.

"Steve McDonald" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> For many years, the Hong Kong Visitors Bureau has had this promotional slogan: "Hong Kong
> will take your breath away!". Just yesterday, for reasons that remain mysterious, they
> changed it to: "There's no place like Hong Kong!". Can't argue with that. Incidentally, did
> you know that there's more bicycles per square mile in Hong Kong, than anywhere in the U.S.?
>
> Steve McDonald