Mrs Stroppy and I are delighted that the enterprise team members who sat their Year 12 all passed - not stunningly, but they passed. Well done. Wife's niece #234 failed largely , though her own laziness, and her parent's lack of interest in getting her an education. When looking at University optio...

A preliminary deportation order is already being typed.
Immigration & antieverything popo will strike when the pole is hot.
Maybe only reeducation. Sign & pay & on your way.

In the end, it does not matter how high your marks are,, if that student is lazy in life and has no get up and go in them. I have known people who were totally hopeless at school work, didn't sit exams and left when the reached the age of fifteen..... Yes, I am one of them...... Most of the rubbish...

FWIW countryside Kpot we pay 720 riel per KWH. $25.pm tops. All LED lighting + 2 conduction cook tops + 1200 watt micro +oven + inverter fridge +3-4 hot showers everyday + ceiling fans + 2 computers + LCD TV. No A/C. Yet.
Can't complain. USA never saw less than $100pm.

WTF is an E grade? My better than average public schooling used A,B,C,D,F as in failed? Is an E grade just following the alphabet but still means you have failed? :popcorn: E is an exceptional rating in Cambodia which makes an upgrade to a D (or more) possible if the right monetary deposit is made ...

WTF is an E grade? My better than average public schooling used A,B,C,D,F as in failed?
Is an E grade just following the alphabet but still means you have failed?

That news has to make the "Most Ridiculist".
Move it to the top.

never play cards again.

Anyone have the operating hours?
Specifically.
Do they shut down for lunch or is it staffed full office hrs?
Grazi!

frank lee bent wrote: ↑Sun Aug 26, 2018 8:03 pm they can pay execution cost with corneas and kidneys back home

One can only hope that is true.

PSD-Kiwi wrote: ↑Tue Aug 21, 2018 5:24 pm They're used as weights to stop the roof blowing away...do you not do that in your home country?

Perhaps in some rural settings although I can't ever recall seeing even in Appalachia.
We use things like fasteners, nails, screws, things like that.