I agree and he has bearddressers and stuff like that 。 I am a few years older than david but my beard is only a convenience . When I get home I shave to show my boyish good looks and don't scratch my loved ones face when kidding them goodnight.

ha ha, used tae spike my hair with egg whites way back, olive oil is brill though

very possibley

There is a nice terrace in coloane village with a cafe restaurant where you can sit outside under the arches , fairly resonably priced too.You can have chorizos and sardines with plonk. Also in that square is an old chapel, the best bit about the chapel is the poster cabinet at the door with paintings of white hippy jesus playing the guitar and so on.
There is a nice walk over on macau side that starts with a cable car ride over some nice gardens then yoi can mosy up through the park to the light house, nice view. My TVF avatar is the door latch to that light house funnily enough. If you descend by the road you can find the thai restaurants dotted around the wet market.
The fortress and ruins that house the museum are worth a look.
Taipa has horse racing and irish bar across the road 。 Thats my weekday local .Macau side has a bar strip and MP3 is the most notable one because it has pole dancers.
D2 is the club to go to。
You could spend a day wandering around the cotai strip , studio city is the newest one with loads of tack to see, it is quite a sight the huge gambling floors.
Venetian is a good choice but if you want to get away from the crowds just walk out and cross the road past the PLA barracks into old Taipa, there is the taverna and loads of resaurants.
I can feel a map formulating on my heid

Here are two maps with some pointers that might save you time .

The currency is Pataca MOP .

They also use HK dollar .

The MOP is worthless once you leave macau.

It is better to buy MOP or take MOP from the ATM because if you give a vendor HK dollars they will give you change in MOP every time.

All prices are equal MOP = HK$.   But 100 HK$ = 103 MOP

The airport rates are a rip off so if you cant get MOP( im pretty certain you cant) before you arrive have a couple of thousand HK$ for getting about at first.

If you buy wine put it in your check in baggage or the gloaty customs men will take it from you .

I used to buy cartons of plonk because the customs men in BK don't know what they are when they x-ray your bags . Just more food stuffs  to them along with the olives and chorizos and those goodies.

Taxi drivers can be knob heads and rfuse your fayre but they are cheapish and macau is so small you can be anywhere in half an hour.

The casinos put on free buses too.