General Mackevili wrote: ↑

Fri May 19, 2017 4:21 pm

Jamie_Lambo wrote:

General Mackevili wrote: ↑

Fri May 19, 2017 2:49 pm

Michae.K wrote:Hi everyone!

Im Michael, nice to meet you all.
Im orginally from Montreal, Quebec. I can speak English, French and a little Khmer ! Still learning. Just moved to cambodia for a little bit less then a year ! Would love to reach out to more expats out there ! Would love to head out for lunch/dinner or early coffee ! Hoping for a warm welcome.

Cheers,
Michael

Did someone say food?!?!

Welcome to CEO and thanks for introducing yourself.

haha i thought that would have gotten your attention
what time will you be in Pattaya today?

Aiming for 8pm.

see you soon

Username Taken wrote: ↑

Fri May 19, 2017 4:38 pm

Jamie_Lambo wrote: ↑

Fri May 19, 2017 4:25 pm

General Mackevili wrote: ↑

Fri May 19, 2017 4:21 pm

Jamie_Lambo wrote: what time will you be in Pattaya today?

Aiming for 8pm.

see you soon

Don't forget to post the pics.

theres not many pics i take in Pattaya that are public internet friendly lol

iluvu wrote: ↑

Fri May 19, 2017 3:41 pm

Michae.K wrote:Hi everyone!

Im Michael, nice to meet you all.
Im orginally from Montreal, Quebec. I can speak English, French and a little Khmer ! Still learning. Just moved to cambodia for a little bit less then a year ! Would love to reach out to more expats out there ! Would love to head out for lunch/dinner or early coffee ! Hoping for a warm welcome.

Cheers,
Michael

Hi Michael, I took two years of French, those two years are also the same years I dropped out of high school. If you're ever on the other side of the chroy changvar bridge I'm almost always available. If you're ok with meeting up a bum

im abit confused in the forums, with all these quotes -_- abit lost haha. Would love to meet. I also dropped out of school, when i was back in Canada, so cheers to that. Life ended perfectly fine although. I dont see it as something wrong. Everyone has a story. I am not too sure where is chroy changvar bridge. I can only get to aeon/ TK city or near independant monument ( pretty new to the city hehe ) take care of me

Michae.K wrote: ↑

Sat May 20, 2017 11:53 am

Everyone has a story. I am not too sure where is chroy changvar bridge. I can only get to aeon/ TK city or near independant monument ( pretty new to the city hehe ) take care of me

Chroy Changvar is the area east of the Japanese/Chroy Changvar bridge



https://www.google.com/maps/place/Cambo ... cQ8gEIJTAA

ohh i see, ive never crossed that place once ! must check it out !

Hi all, been in PP a month now, wife arrived just over a week ago. Trying to learn the basics like where to buy food to eat, things to drink and clothes to wear. Spent 14 years in the Middle east and 4 years in Holland before that so not our first overseas adventure. Looking forward to a bit of banter and maybe even some useful information from this forum although I don't have much opportunity to faff about at the moment.

StevieB wrote: ↑

Sun May 28, 2017 4:19 pm

Hi all, been in PP a month now, wife arrived just over a week ago. Trying to learn the basics like where to buy food to eat, things to drink and clothes to wear. Spent 14 years in the Middle east and 4 years in Holland before that so not our first overseas adventure. Looking forward to a bit of banter and maybe even some useful information from this forum although I don't have much opportunity to faff about at the moment.

Welcome, StevieB - let us know when you're ready to faff about.

English guy, 29 and I've been stuck doing sales jobs behind computers and telephones for what seems like forever, I'd still do it (remotely) but I think I need to see some more world whilst I'm under no obligations.. Do I pack in a moderately paying job that bores me to death and escape for a year (or more if my savings allow) or do I stick it out and be miserable, the 9-5 lifestyle is pretty boring and I don't think I'll survive long enough until retirement age anyway, plus I don't plan on having kids so buying a house for £300,000 seems like a massive anchor.

I digress, hello forum I look forward to reading some classic threads tonight if anyone can point me to some

JUDGEDREDD wrote:English guy, 29 and I've been stuck doing sales jobs behind computers and telephones for what seems like forever, I'd still do it (remotely) but I think I need to see some more world whilst I'm under no obligations.. Do I pack in a moderately paying job that bores me to death and escape for a year (or more if my savings allow) or do I stick it out and be miserable, the 9-5 lifestyle is pretty boring and I don't think I'll survive long enough until retirement age anyway, plus I don't plan on having kids so buying a house for £300,000 seems like a massive anchor.

I digress, hello forum I look forward to reading some classic threads tonight if anyone can point me to some

Fuck the job off, fuck the system, im 29 from England, spent most of the past 5years out here, no regrets


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