Is it creepy to sit alone outside riverside bars and restaurants?
Re: Is it creepy to sit alone outside riverside bars and restaurants?
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Re: Is it creepy to sit alone outside riverside bars and restaurants?
I've been sitting alone in restaurants for essentially my entire adult life, because that's the only company that will consistently put up with me.
--So I guess that's ... a "yes"?
--So I guess that's ... a "yes"?
Re: Is it creepy to sit alone outside riverside bars and restaurants?
Sitting alone at riverside is definitely a bit creepy but you have some normals that would do it so best not to judge.
It’s not the drink alone, it’s the drink alone AT THE RIVERSIDE that cements it.
It’s not the drink alone, it’s the drink alone AT THE RIVERSIDE that cements it.
Re: Is it creepy to sit alone outside riverside bars and restaurants?
Being a single adult male and being seen alone in public is now judged as creepy. WOW
Maybe I will just stay home and play on my laptop , now that would be creepy
Maybe I will just stay home and play on my laptop , now that would be creepy
I'm standing up, so I must be straight.
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What's a poor man do when the blues keep following him around.(Smoking Dynamite)
Re: Is it creepy to sit alone outside riverside bars and restaurants?
"Public" is a bit too far, I would single out certain places on the riverside to avoid. For example, if you dress properly and go to La Croisette alone and outside you are OK. Paddy Rice, on the other hand, is creep central for single guys.
Re: Is it creepy to sit alone outside riverside bars and restaurants?
Do you a list off places it's ok to been seen and not seen alone?
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Re: Is it creepy to sit alone outside riverside bars and restaurants?
It sure is, especially since it closed down about two months ago and you'd be sitting outside a building site.
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Re: Is it creepy to sit alone outside riverside bars and restaurants?
Yes, paddy rice closed. Had commented on it in the January thread maybe on a different forum. “Was” creep central
Just go to the places second floor or more to be safe. Tuk across from FCC is fine
Just go to the places second floor or more to be safe. Tuk across from FCC is fine
Re: Is it creepy to sit alone outside riverside bars and restaurants?
As for not wearing a shirt, that's part of the benefit of living in this climate. Wearing a shirt in my free time means the shirts need to be laundered, which I hate doing.
I've always said "If you got it, flaunt it. " So when I'm working out at riverside, or relaxing there afterward, sitting alone, I often go shirtless and the Khmer women love it.
99.99% of foreigners are probably jealous and thus acting as clothes police.
I've always said "If you got it, flaunt it. " So when I'm working out at riverside, or relaxing there afterward, sitting alone, I often go shirtless and the Khmer women love it.
99.99% of foreigners are probably jealous and thus acting as clothes police.
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