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Alex wrote: ↑Thu Jun 24, 2021 2:17 pm I liked the threads featuring Old Mish. First his relentless bragging and grandstanding, finally his alcohol fueled arrest and incarceration. Oh and even his ex wife has popped up to confirm her undying love. The very best of expatdom.
+1 for the military fantasist.
AinC reels off an eloquent and thought provoking monologue adlib
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Building in Kep.
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There was a thread about being old and passing away which had insightful messages , tried to find it for another read but can't, it could be mixed with messages about retirement.
I'm standing up, so I must be straight.
What's a poor man do when the blues keep following him around.(Smoking Dynamite)
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For me it was the white guy on 172 cooking carrots, 6 months ago i think. I actually bought that guy breakfast in Jan 2020, right before this Covid crap started. Always great to see someone you recognize!!
A Swede once told me he could write a book on the things he has seen, and i echo that from my personal experiences in the KOW, Has anyone seen that guy since?
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Grand Barong wrote: ↑Thu Jun 24, 2021 10:56 pm Building in Kep.
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Thank you! I loved reading this. Made me want to build a house!
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The "stylish" was a train wreck. Like rubbernecking on the highway, you do not want to look but are drawn to it. Like Greg Blake and the singlet brothers.

The pictures "caught my eye" thread is a good one.
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The early days of the forum wars & the bitch between keeping_it_riel & playboy, enthralling!
And as i was waiting to see Peters reply he had passed away. Never would i have thought that that was the next chapter :shock:
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