frank lee bent wrote:those beards often have egg and toast crumbs.
doesn't it itch?

my grandpa hated people with beards. thought they were commies

jah steu wrote:

PhnomRon wrote:Has anyone encountered this guy in Phnom Penh recently? Not sure if he lives in town or is just passing through. American, 60+ years old, long grey beard, wears a black flat cap. Drinks almost to the point of losing consciousness, awkwardly sits down next to you and forces conversation upon you, quickly acts like an aggressive prick.

He is best avoided, I understand he may have been banned from a few places already.

Yes he came into our bar while I was away, very drunk, rapidly became aggressive, abused the staff and staggered out again into the night. Not pleasant.

Kuroneko wrote:

Kuroneko wrote:

jah steu wrote:

PhnomRon wrote:Has anyone encountered this guy in Phnom Penh recently? Not sure if he lives in town or is just passing through. American, 60+ years old, long grey beard, wears a black flat cap. Drinks almost to the point of losing consciousness, awkwardly sits down next to you and forces conversation upon you, quickly acts like an aggressive prick.

He is best avoided, I understand he may have been banned from a few places already.

Yes he came into our bar while I was away, very drunk, rapidly became aggressive, abused the staff and staggered out again into the night. Not pleasant.

I remember another guy that used to get around many of the bars, he had an unkempt beard and looked a bit like Micheal Palin in the Monty Python intro sketch. I think his name was Con and was originally from Scotland. Used to get very drunk and was not very popular with the "ladies" Not seen him for quite a while.

Cowshed Cowboy wrote: I know exactly who you are talking about Kuraneko, it would be a coincidence if there were two that alike ranking at the top end of the facial fuzzometer. Bar on 51 St and I didn't take to him at all, saw him riding a trail type bike in that neighbourhood last trip.