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airship · 11-16-2006, 12:00 PM

Hey guys!

I could go stay at the Shangri-la in Hong Kong for $300 a night. I'd be able to point at a fish swimming in the tank and minutes later, I'd be eating that fish.

Are you saying I'd be better off if I chartered your yacht for $20,000 a night?!

I could go stay at the Shangri-la in Bangkok for $300 a night. I'd be able to say that I had the most appaling back-ache and minutes later, I'd have a delectable young lady soothing away every ache imaginable.

Are you saying I'd be better off if I chartered your yacht for $20,000 a night?!

I could go stay at the Shangri-la in Port Dickson for $300 a night. I'd be able to wander off to a nearby street hawker and have charcoal-barbecued satay with peanut sauce minutes later.

Are you saying I'd be better off if I chartered your yacht for $20,000 a night?!

And I'd never get seasick neither...

11-16-2006, 12:00 PM	#3
airship Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: French Riviera... Posts: 168	Hey guys! I could go stay at the Shangri-la in Hong Kong for $300 a night. I'd be able to point at a fish swimming in the tank and minutes later, I'd be eating that fish. Are you saying I'd be better off if I chartered your yacht for $20,000 a night?! I could go stay at the Shangri-la in Bangkok for $300 a night. I'd be able to say that I had the most appaling back-ache and minutes later, I'd have a delectable young lady soothing away every ache imaginable. Are you saying I'd be better off if I chartered your yacht for $20,000 a night?! I could go stay at the Shangri-la in Port Dickson for $300 a night. I'd be able to wander off to a nearby street hawker and have charcoal-barbecued satay with peanut sauce minutes later. Are you saying I'd be better off if I chartered your yacht for $20,000 a night?! And I'd never get seasick neither...