At least you should agree with switching on brains, esp. at that time of the day. You can switch it off again once you are back in the classroom at Norton University.

Jacket wrote:After three months or so all of my thoughts were focused on "I gotta go back"

That's called a "fixation" .........no good man, no good.

MekongMouse wrote: I call women who are near my age "bong s'rey" but if they are younger, I call them "oun"

Ha........you see that's the difference between a nice, polite, charming guy and me. I always called 'em "pussy"......easy to remember.

Username Taken wrote: Nice to see that you still check in on us Francis. Good luck with whatever you're doing.

Thanks Username. Of course I'll check in from time to time for old times' sake.

frank lee bent wrote:Ha!
sweeping advice.

You sound a bit frustrated, my friend

Reinstall operating system and install K9 so that your child can't use gaming and other shit sites anymore.

prahkeitouj wrote: Cambodians don't believe about number 13 is bad luck.

As you see they should (believe in the number 13), this is esp. valid if one has the tendency to switch off brains and to think with one's balls.

You always seem so bitter about Cambodia. Why are you "stuck" here, poor Fella? Well, I've always had problems to say something positive about Cambodia. I'm kind of realist you know. Btw., I'm not stuck in Cambodia.......have left the country about 2 month ago in direction Europe and I fe...

IraHayes wrote:There won't be a civil war.

You are an optimist, aren't you ?

In some cases for U.S. citizens, if they voluntarily become citizens of another country, can loose their U.S. citizenship. I would carefully check out the laws of your home country first, because do you know how hard it is to travel abroad on only a Cambodian passport? In 2018 there will be electio...