PhnomRon wrote:

kiwiincambodia wrote:Off topic,

But kudos to CEO for not turning a thread about a deceased person into silly insults and rumors that could hurt the family of the deceased should they stumble onto this thread.

This is what makes us above the other.

RIP to the deceased, I hope justice is done.

The first comment here was "Starved to Death?"

Followed by wild rumors about gangland style statement killings.

After birth control so competent examination found scars on the head, and the first step concluded that a case hunger.

OrangeDragon wrote:
Starved to death?

PhnomRon wrote:
The first comment here was "Starved to Death?"

JBTrain wrote:It be nice to have a thread that doesn't have some whine about the other place. Let it go people.

FreeSocrates! wrote:

Soi Dog wrote:Maybe more details here...
http://www.cambodiadaily.com/news/us-ma ... ite-63702/

“I just arrived 2 days ago, with very little information from anyone, because I’ve never met anyone that’s taught here,” he wrote in a post on the website Expat Blog on May 4.

Expat Blog?

Hello all,

My name's Bryan Glenn and I'm from the U.S.A. I have a degree in Education and I've been teaching English, Math and Science for 17 years. I started teaching in America and after I graduated from University I taught in Mississippi for 6 years, I got bored of the low pay and the boredom in Mississippi, so I decided to take a chance and took a job at a Catholic school in Cancun, Mexico for a year, thinking it would be a great place to teach and spend my free time on the beach. That thought was completely incorrect! While Cancun is a beautiful place, in the beach part of town, as a "Gringo," a non Mexican with white skin from America, you're treated like shit! I met some other miserable teachers there that said "Thailand was a great place to teach and experience a better culture, full of nice people. And they all said the same thing," I made a big mistake leaving Asia to come here!" I left Mexico, spent 10 years in Thailand teaching, 6 months in Beijing, China and now I'm here in Cambodia. I just arrived 2 days ago, with very little information from anyone, because I've ever met anyone that's taught here, so I'm just trying to find out what schools I should apply for and see how it goes.