From what I have read in Khmer press/FB posts, they both fucked like rabbits for over a year. When he decided not to quit his good monk job as a fortune teller (he was quite popular with the locals and was making bank) and marry her, she claimed rape. His phone calls to her after this broke, which she recorded and posted, are now classics.

A series of new idioms in Khmer revolving around corn cob activities has already entered the Cambodian lexicon.

It happens to locals too, to deal with psychos...

Felgerkarb wrote: ↑Thu Jun 07, 2018 8:50 amA series of new idioms in Khmer revolving around corn cob activities has already entered the Cambodian lexicon.

Amaizeing

If they have a kid, will it be cornbred?

that genius wrote: ↑Thu Jun 07, 2018 12:46 pm

Felgerkarb wrote: ↑Thu Jun 07, 2018 8:50 amA series of new idioms in Khmer revolving around corn cob activities has already entered the Cambodian lexicon.

Amaizeing

If they have a kid, will it be cornbred?

After two page of post, I still don't know what is "corn porn"

"When you make sex toys illegal, the people will have no recourse but to have sex with corn cobs." - George Orwell

PM scolds monk interviewers
12 June 2018
Prime Minister HE on Monday threatened to have two military officials fired for conducting interviews over a recent sexual scandal involving a former monk.

And even as he appealed to the people to maintain the “value of Buddhism and Cambodian women”, an observer commented that the issue didn’t require intervention from the Kingdom’s top politician.

Speaking in Kompong Thom province at a ceremony to inaugurate the expansion of National Road 6 on Monday, the prime minister called for an end to discussions surrounding the case of Srel Vanna, a former monk at Phnom Bakleu pagoda who stands accused of raping a 19-year-old Banteay Meanchey woman.

The story has gone viral on social media, with users referring to the ascetic as the monk who “eats boiled corn”, a joke taken from the video that spawned the controversy and a play on the Khmer word for monk.

Pheng Vannak and Khan Chan Sophal, who interviewed Vanna and his alleged victim respectively on Facebook Live, were threatened with demotion by the prime minister.
https://www.phnompenhpost.com/national/ ... terviewers