On Monday, Cambodian authorities issued a directive to ban drones with Cameras on them in Phnom Penh saying that they affect people's privacy and security. "To ensure the respect for the rights of people.................................... HaHaHaHaHaHaHaHa…..HA HA HA HA…… HA HA HA HAAAAAAAAA !...

:stir: Yes baby.....exactly. A camera and a stone plate is not really something that I would call illegal. Re. "white powder"........could be anything......if they (the officials) would know what the white powder actually is, they surely would have published it.......but they have no clue...

No idea.......but I forgot the most important thing (like always).........they WERE NOT dealing with any illegal substances !!!!!

A little update:just have called a friend in Siem Reap (guest house owner).......... the 2 persons were NOT arrested at the same time and place......the newspapers insofar are wrong. One of them has been arrested at Pub Street, smoking marihuana in public which lead to the arrest of his friend at th...

^^ C'mon Francis. It doesn't even look real. (The sign, that is). %) It doesn't ????? How about that one..........that's a real Austrian kangaroo, aka "Wolpertinger". http://sarina-brewer.com/image-galleries/ewExternalFiles/wolpertinger.jpg http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/gregfrazier/ima...

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Are you sure ?????

Well, my guess is that "somebody" has an urgent need for tea money for the upcoming Chinese New Year. Going to cost them around $ 10.000 I'd say. On the other hand......times are changing and I really would like to advice everybody to stay away from illegal substances.

CaliforniaGuy wrote:Yeah, but the kangaroos there are great, right?

Yeah.......but the kangaroos over there look like that:

Kuroneko wrote:

prahkeitouj wrote: Will I believe because globalization ? Not enough reason to scare ourselves by this way.

It's called a joke you're supposed to laugh!