Emotional outburst, ABC. I like your stories, but this is strange of you. Viets belong in Vietnam. They can easily take advantage of the intellectually-challenged locals. As refugees, not merchants like the Chinese, they often do not adhere to the Golden Rule and incur the wrath of dispossessed loca...

July 29th, right?

May rain a bit.

Expect trouble, hope for none, I say.

Haha. Sounds toxic, like your post.

Sounds funny when you're drunk or high.

Point is, China is buying out a lot of people now.

But you do know they're tied to the US and the West, right? Where do all the contracts come from?

All in bed together.

What about the DOS attacks? Unreliable.

Reading and exposing private info is fatal.

Owner struggles need to be worked out as well. Direction?

Quite quiet and boring there.

Unimaginative and uninspiring new owner? No doubt a nice guy, but a bit boring?

Anyhow, the longtimerd there were amazing.

I guess it's "The China Show: Everyone likes a good road (or railroad or port or boat or bridge or dam)."

Damn you, Orwelle you were right!

Bahahaha. Vietnam controls Cambodia and Laos. Everyone knows that. The game is changing, however. Unless a deal was worked out, Vietnam could POTENTIALLY be attacked simultaneously in the North and South. Like they are being surrounded. It's called a pre-positioning doctrine. Get a base there, suppo...

Sorry, sometimes the rest of the world cannot understand your comedy, for some reason.

Hidden rules of etiquette being broken, etc.

Definitely not as crass as some American humor, but definitely hard to laugh at at times.

Monty Python, Rowan Atkinson great, however.

This happened with the Japanese and Guam and Hawaii. They bought up / controlled many places. Bad English and a different culture made them incompatible with the others (like Americans and the islanders). Difference is, China has sided with Cambodia (!!) and is looking at a factory zone/rail hub/sma...

Tonle Bati has so many beggars! It's sad.

Like a scene from Monty Python.

Nice little island and bungalows, if you can ignore them after a while. They are a fixture.

Phnom Tamao also.

I mean, for the Chinese.

Perhaps bird flu, or sth like that.

Interesting, to see their tourist quirks.

What attracts them? What turns them away?

Like me? Bird flu doesn't scare me a bit.

But it might scare away whole groups!