Most doctors cannot see my ear drum as I have really small ear canals. That being said, I don't trust most people to clean out my ears in whatever style or fashion. Has anyone had a local doctor around Phnom Penh clean their ears out with a scope and whatever other instruments? I want to get a good...

Oh yeah, also on Paragon, I recently saw a rat on one of the higher shelves in the biscuit section . It was busily munching away on a packet of stuff and was completely unperturbed and didn't budge at all. It wasn't a particularly healthy looking rat as it had patches of fur missing, a bit like som...

Lucky supermarket put their meat back in the freezer and relabel it if it doesn't sell. You can see sometimes they have a packed by date and the sell by date is blank, and this is sometimes discounted. Egg boxes are opened and paper labels with new dates put inside. Places like Bayon don't even put ...

Thanks for the clarification. I did, however, get several google hits for 'piccilo coffee', although it did ask if I meant 'piccolo'. https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=piccilo+&gws_rd=ssl#nfpr=1&q=piccilo%20coffee&start=0 I am no coffee snob and am bemused by the current terminologies.

one piccilo followed by how every many espressos i decide to stay for.

I'd love to know what exactly a 'piccilo' is. I've searched the net and see many references to 'piccilo coffee' and 'piccilo latte' (by which I think they mean a kind of coffee) but can't quite make sense of what it is.

Bitte_Kein_Lexus wrote:1.6 for envelope sounds suspiciously cheap. Especially for lucky.

Especially since Lucky supermarket doesn't stock it.

And $4.60 would be nearer a 'Lucky price' if they did.

Supercheap had some at $3.10 in December, and that was about as keen a price as you can get now.

King Keil wrote:I saw duffel for 1,60 at Lucky today. Just as another option.

Duvel ?

$1.60 ?

Lucky Supermarket ?

From the context I see it used in - online reviews of pizzas etc. - I've concluded US English 'awesome' = British English 'awful.'

Technically it refers to something bigger than and incomprehensible to the user. No surprise that they use it a lot then.

vladimir wrote:You might also want to try some reds from that brand new wine producer, South Africa.

Supercheap had some Nederburg Winemaker's Reserve Pinotage last year, don't know if it's finished.

Vina Maipo had a red that I thought was good value, and I had many, but then the vintage changed and so did the quality. Not sure what years they were now, but as with most regions, it made a big difference to the taste. I don't often find much variation in vintages with the Chilean jug wines. The ...