From what I heard from people I know who live in the area, village 10 or Boon Dop as the locals call it, the Turkish guy had been living there for a while and had often been causing problems when drunk. This is just what I was told, but it seems pretty unanimous from the locals.

The big Belgian guy who had La Patat, just up from riverside is in the background of one of the bar scenes. He isn't as big as how I remember him.

I have always found Chenda Polyclinic pretty good. Give it a Google.

I have heard Nick of Nicks Bar on street 51, now Martini Bar has passed away in Siem Reap. I know no more information, RIP.

Hi just a quick question, does anyone have a heads up on where to buy a cheap but reliable tablet for streaming movies in central Phnom Penh? Something that's not going to bite the dust after a few weeks. Thanks in advance.

So what happened about the alligators

Les was a nice guy, ran Fuzzy navel with his mate Peter. He moved down to Kampot, but frequently returned to Phnom Penh, sad news.

I think it would be like fighting a parked car, but maybe paid sport fishing is the best way for short term protection for any big fish around here

They seem to have started a whole business fishing catch and release for them in that part of Thailand,so if money is to be made it should in some degree protect them. Anyone ever heard of them or any type of big fish being caught on rod and line around Phnom Penh?

Hi there, I am an English guy who has lived in PP for 7 months a year for the last 5 years, for the other 5 months am back in Blighty. Mostly hang out with my Vietnamese girl and her buddies, a few Barangs too. I love it in the crazy city