I guess not Could not read a word of this The larger than life part? There used to be an old German barber by the name of Rudy Sieber, in the nearest town to the village I grew up in, he had been a Luftwaffe pilot and had been shot down in WW2, he was subsequently been held POW nearby, and put to wo...

Could not read a word of this The larger than life part? There used to be an old German barber by the name of Rudy Sieber, in the nearest town to the village I grew up in, he had been a Luftwaffe pilot and had been shot down in WW2, he was subsequently been held POW nearby, and put to work doing far...

In Siem Reap now and have just met this girl Jenny who happens to be lovely

Wondering if there anything that can be done to have this thread taken down and honestly puzzled by some of the comments

I'm am unvaccinated US citizen and thinking about a roundtrip to USA and back next week. My visa is good until next year, is it ok?

Not having transportation costs covered seems like a stretch for a complaint unless it was specifically stipulated in their contracts but being forced to buy products? Lawson seems to be doing fine so surprised they would be so fiendish. A Japanese company providing a transportation allowance is th...

Hello American expat living in Cambodia just over 2 years now, mostly in PP but just moved to Siem Reap. Have been active in the various Facebook groups but sometimes just want to shoot the shit and see what's up without having any specific question. It's kind of boring so far here compared to PP so...

Mister and Miss Petite? Have been vaguely interested in just how many of these pageants there are in Cambodia, seems like a lot. I guess it can be a profitable industry but I imagine most of the interest generated is from acquaintances of the participants.

I assume it was probably a younger person who commented that most Japanese would just silently take it and bottle up their anger - in my experience middle-aged to older Japanese people are quite disapproving of anyone, ESPECIALLY a non-White foreigner, steps out of line, even for pretty innocuous, r...