Alcohol laws will save Cambodian youth ?
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Sometimes people forget that this is not a party but an online forum.SinnSisamouth wrote:i really hope I dont ever meet you at a party.
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Totally. Many people drive a bit silly here and pull stupid moves like suddenly doing u-turns without checking behind etc. However if you are experienced driving/ riding here you can expect those moves and take precautions or just keep aware that anything can happen. There are a whole load of idiots waving around the road not knowing where they are going or texting while going through junctions the wrong way. They all drive slowly enough though.bolueeleh wrote:i meant most of the deaths are caused by the 2 wheelers disregard for their lives and others and totally no respect for traffic laws or common senseKuroneko wrote:Yes it does - the majority of deaths are caused by speeding, reckless driving and not wearing a helmet.bolueeleh wrote:it does not says how many of these 2 wheelers died becoz of weaving in n out of traffic or turning without checking blindspot or dashing across the road or going in the opposite direction or riding in the blindspot of another vehicle.
The only people who freak me out are the ones who rip through the traffic and weave through it at insane speed. They scare me because they don't give a fuck and they know nobody can stop them. They are usually teenage boys, and that MSX Honda is their current bike of choice.
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ive noticed barang drive like locals too.
nearly got taken out by an old english guy in a battered tico just crossed onto wrong side of the road and drove wrong way up.
some girl fell off her bike and we all ended up stopped I jumped off and go him a right bollocking,effingband jeffing away it looked like he was going to cry!
left him to the crowd of angry khmers and police,who always appear from know where!
gave him a friendly wave and "wanker" sign as I left
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nearly got taken out by an old english guy in a battered tico just crossed onto wrong side of the road and drove wrong way up.
some girl fell off her bike and we all ended up stopped I jumped off and go him a right bollocking,effingband jeffing away it looked like he was going to cry!
left him to the crowd of angry khmers and police,who always appear from know where!
gave him a friendly wave and "wanker" sign as I left
twat
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I must say I'm surprised it's motorcycles that are causing most of the road deaths. I thought it was cars and trucks.bolueeleh wrote:i meant most of the deaths are caused by the 2 wheelers disregard for their lives and others and totally no respect for traffic laws or common senseKuroneko wrote:Yes it does - the majority of deaths are caused by speeding, reckless driving and not wearing a helmet.bolueeleh wrote:it does not says how many of these 2 wheelers died becoz of weaving in n out of traffic or turning without checking blindspot or dashing across the road or going in the opposite direction or riding in the blindspot of another vehicle.
Also, never give alcohol to a stupid person.
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All this stuff about bad driving is interesting, but the law is going to outlaw all people under 21 from drinking, full stop. Supposedly. How are they going to deal with this ?
I don't mind personally (since I've been over 21 for a while), but how are the party places going to manage ? And did anyone even think about what a 21 yo drinking law would do for the tourist sector ?
It will also apply to foreign tourists of course. So ... No more buckets on Pub St; show your ID in hostess bars on Vic Hill,same in the beach bars in SV and all the mom & pop beer shops etc. Well, that will finish all the cheap-drink backpacker bars - $1 tequila shots - at least. And when you think of all the places that sell beer in Cambodia ...The law, which was drafted in July last year but has yet to be approved, sets the legal age limit for alcohol consumption at 21, with Cambodia being among a small number of countries that has no legal drinking age.
I don't mind personally (since I've been over 21 for a while), but how are the party places going to manage ? And did anyone even think about what a 21 yo drinking law would do for the tourist sector ?
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Looks like you're shit out of luck Jamiejuansweetpotato wrote:
Also, never give alcohol to a stupid person.
Re: Alcohol laws will save Cambodian youth ?
I feel like recently, every posts you made about Cambodian seemed to be really negative. I am not saying that all of us are great people, but not all of us are bad people. You don't have to be like Camnivang as he always has nothing good to talk about Cambodian.juansweetpotato wrote:I'd just make those shit beer companies produce something clean and drinkable, along with forcing them to lower their prices so that the poor don't have to resort to dogey rice wine. In any case its a moot point, as whether they're drinking or not most of them still act like assholes.
There was a midget or dwarf in his 30's or 40's outside Capital trying to make a living out of weighing people. When the tuk tuk drivers spotted him they started picking him up like he was a child and taking the piss out of him. This was in the early PM so they weren't even that drunk.
Yet another display of how Khmer like to be more pwerful than one another. The kids haven't got a chance. I'm surprised they aren't all alchies already.
While you are complaining about Cambodian, you really should walk out of your house and see how many white dickheads out there.
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Hey! I'm not disagreeing with you.Samouth wrote:
While you are complaining about Cambodian, you really should walk out of your house and see how many white dickheads out there.
You should also see the parts of my posts that temper them somewhat. Like admiring the smart, honest, caring ones. To tell the truth, I am so up and down in this place it's starting to get scary!
I mean, if I were to meet you, and we were having a conversation about transliteration and I mentioned that in Vietnam they have had a standardized form for over 300 years, but later pushed by the French and then Ho Chi Minh to become nationwide. You would probably think I was having a go at you. If I met Khmer's that could agree with me on such obvious points of how their country might advance then I would start to see a real interaction between them and myself. It seems that your brothers only want to interact with certain people and not others. I have never had a problem anywhere else with this. Can you explain to me why you think that is?
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