Phnom Penh 2005?
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Elephant Bum @ FCC circa 2005
My current wife at that time was a super trim bicycle rider who's favourite haunt for 3/4 of a bottle of gin was at the FCC.
I used to call her Elephant Bum (more like a pair of cantaloupes) so this is in honour of Kathleen.
My current wife at that time was a super trim bicycle rider who's favourite haunt for 3/4 of a bottle of gin was at the FCC.
I used to call her Elephant Bum (more like a pair of cantaloupes) so this is in honour of Kathleen.
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I used to stay at "Brother #9" in my early days, same owner - that slick cop.
A "waiter" who snagged the right girl.
He is an HE now.
(via being a top drug cop, via the Lakeside. LOL)
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Was #9 owned by that strange Dutch guy, Harry?
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Maybe i was wrong.
Brother Number 9 (2 or 3 g/h south) was definitely related to #9 when i was there
and deff owned by a smart youngish Kh cop.
I forget his name. I bumped into him about 5 years ago and he gave me his HR card. ( the usual "advisor to blah blah")
Had a new place on that new backpacker ghetto, and a service station, and was a top drug cop,
He seems to choose biz's with good cash flow.
Brother Number 9 (2 or 3 g/h south) was definitely related to #9 when i was there
and deff owned by a smart youngish Kh cop.
I forget his name. I bumped into him about 5 years ago and he gave me his HR card. ( the usual "advisor to blah blah")
Had a new place on that new backpacker ghetto, and a service station, and was a top drug cop,
He seems to choose biz's with good cash flow.
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Don't forget Brian the smack smuggler and wanna-be Scarface from Freedom guest house on the lake.
originally from Glasgow's meanest streets in the world.
Somebody here once called him "the Keith Richards of the Lakeside"
unfort' he did not survive like Keiff
died of Hep in a bombay gaol when the scam went bad once too often
originally from Glasgow's meanest streets in the world.
Somebody here once called him "the Keith Richards of the Lakeside"
unfort' he did not survive like Keiff
died of Hep in a bombay gaol when the scam went bad once too often
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Brian was shot in PNH around 2012/2013SternAAlbifrons wrote: ↑Wed Nov 04, 2020 6:23 am Don't forget Brian the smack smuggler and wanna-be Scarface from Freedom guest house on the lake.
originally from Glasgow's meanest streets in the world.
Somebody here once called him "the Keith Richards of the Lakeside"
unfort' he did not survive like Keiff
died of Hep in a bombay gaol when the scam went bad once too often
Re: Phnom Penh 2005?
Riverside was great then, Phnom Penh was on the rise.Clutch Cargo wrote: ↑Tue Nov 03, 2020 2:28 pm Look how La Croissette has changed...and what's with the elephant?
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He died in an Indian prison about 2008. I don't recall any foreigners being shot (dead) in all the time I've been here.alexvanlaar wrote: ↑Tue Jun 28, 2022 6:39 amBrian was shot in PNH around 2012/2013SternAAlbifrons wrote: ↑Wed Nov 04, 2020 6:23 am Don't forget Brian the smack smuggler and wanna-be Scarface from Freedom guest house on the lake.
originally from Glasgow's meanest streets in the world.
Somebody here once called him "the Keith Richards of the Lakeside"
unfort' he did not survive like Keiff
died of Hep in a bombay gaol when the scam went bad once too often
Silence, exile, and cunning.
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