Have you ever had a shoe thrown at you in Cambodia?
If so, for what reason?

I once had a shoe thrown at me for calling the son of a general out for theft.
It was in that awful guesthouse at lake side, Grand View, that has a terrible reputation for theft.

I've heard so many reports from there where, tourists especially, have had their rooms opened with a key and their laptops etc stolen. By rights, it should have been shut down by the police years ago. I wonder why it wasn't.

I've had my foot spat on by yeay from next door, does that count?

phuketrichard wrote: ↑Wed Jun 14, 2017 2:53 pm not in Cambodia but here had some thai's attack me with their shoes in their hands

As they were up against me and a baseball bat, didn't worry me much

It wasn't Gonk's ladyboy, was it?

Ever been thonged??

We have a very garbled and incoherent account on file involving the one you call "The General" being assaulted by a person of indeterminate gender, in a rather infamous dive which is within gosoyamo; with a shoe.
The document does not specify if said instrument of assault- ( shoe ) was employed as a projectile, or wielded by hand. The report does state that actual injury was visited upon the person of this "general" as you call him. After thorough, time consuming, costly and extensive analysis we determined that there was no threat to the British Empire or HRH. Given he is not a British subject we passed the information to competent authorities in the relevant jurisdiction.
However, I would like to remind subjects of HRH that we at GCHQ and affiliated organs are keeping a close eye on your activities at home and abroad for your further protection.
The Yanks "rat you out " to us and we reciprocate, so all quite legal and in order.

Not a shoe, orrrrr in Cambodia, but I once had a (straight) porn mag thrown at me from a speeding car in Stevenage. I wasn't sure what it meant or what I was supposed to do next...

We know.

Mrs Stroppy had warm cans of beer thrown at her by freshy boys in Takeo - is that similar?