Winds of Change

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ever been to Kep an seen the wide streets?
In a nation run by swine, all pigs are upward-mobile and the rest of us are fucked until we can put our acts together: not necessarily to win, but mainly to keep from losing completely. HST
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phuketrichard wrote:ever been to Kep an seen the wide streets?
That'll be the landing strip for the forces from Phu Quoc.
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I'm pretty sure it was in the news recently that there's no flying school in Cambodia, so maybe they practise dog-fighting in little wooden trollies. There's a Japanese guy here in "Shitsville" that has a microlight boat thing, a hang-glider stuck to a plastic boat, and it's highly trained tuk-tuk drivers sporting you into the sky, to plummet to your doom in the cold, unfeeling sea. I think they named it the good ship MacColl. Apparently he has a license for it. Clearly some second-hand Mirages or Rafales would go down well here, with these skilled aeronautic experts.
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Ah, screw it, not going to hassle a legend.
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