Anyone know of a shoe repair shop in Phnom Penh that can repair women's shoes? Thanks....

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Please give me your opinion..... Also, times/costs (if you know).

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I was thinking that he probably doesn't have many opportunities to eat anything but Vietnamese food in the small village where he currently lives. So, being the perfect host that I am, I thought I should be able to offer up at least one opportunity for some comfort food while he is here. That is all...

He lives in rural Vietnam now, and I'm wondering where to take him for food, drink, etc. when he visits Phnom Penh later this month. Which restaurant/bar would have the most representative food for a Welshman? I know only Rising Sun and Rorys.... Any others?? Thank you for any constructive recommend...

Where to get dog pee-pads in Phnom Penh? Is it possible??

And a hen will work too, in a pinch, as will a goat (and usually much easier to catch/handle than a cow is). But you will generally need some type of lube if you opt for the hen..... Another plus when choosing a hen or goat is that if it is cold outside you can bring it inside your house/mobile home...

Don't knock cow sex till you've tried it..... Down South we call it "stump whuppin" or "stump breaking" the cow (standing on a stump gives you the necessary leverage you need; and it helps if you place the cow so that her head is in a 90 degree fence corner).

I went to St. 108 over the weekend (as someone suggested) and was a bit overwhelmed.... I'm going to have to do a bit of homework on some of the car makes and models, as I haven't bought a car in several years. Also, can anyone suggest a reliable mechanic (foreign preferably) I could use for checkin...

Looking for something in the $5,000-$10,000 range, probably Corolla, a Camry, or a small/mediumd SUV. Where to start? I don't see many available on the various expat boards....