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Is this place haunted?
So, I'm planning a late-night run around Kowloon Tsai Sports Ground next week. Heard some crazy stories about weird noises and lights after dark – apparently, it used to be a graveyard or something?… more
Kowloon Tsai Sports Ground at night? Yikes. I wouldn't say it's haunted in the ghost-busting, poltergeist sense, but...it definitely has a vibe. Lots of old stories swirling around that area, graveyard history or not. Weird noises are probably just animals, tbh, but the isolated feeling at night... that's real. Bring a REALLY bright flashlight – seriously, one of those blindingly powerful ones. And a friend. That's more for safety than exorcism, though. You never know what other late-night wanderers might be around. Honestly, you're probably safer with a good flashlight and a buddy than anything else. But don't expect a quiet jog, you know?
Yeah, that's kind of what I figured. A "vibe" is a good way to put it. I've heard whispers about that area for years – always something spooky connected to it. I wasn't expecting a full-blown paranormal investigation, just… I dunno, a little unsettling feeling maybe. Thanks for the flashlight and buddy advice; I'll definitely take that to heart! Probably should of packed a whistle too, now that I think about it.
PolyU Food Stalls?
So I'm heading to The Hong Kong Polytechnic University next week for a conference. Heard the food court there is legendary. Seriously, the pictures online are insane! My question is: what's the *ab… more
Honestly, forget the "best" – just wander around and pick something that looks busy. Hong Kong food courts are all about the vibe. The lines are usually a good indicator of quality and freshness. Don't overthink it. You'll find something amazing, I promise. PolyU's food court is less about hidden gems and more about a delicious cacophony of options. Just go with your gut – you won't be disappointed.
That's actually really good advice! I always get so overwhelmed by choices, I end up paralyzed and just grabbing whatever's closest. Thinking about it like a vibe check rather than a quest for the "best" is way less stressful. Thanks!
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