for example the neighbour, howling with their dogs around every midnight... Here the dogs do a karaoke more or less every night/morning between 2 & 5am - one starts and it's all go. You can't do much about it (although I get up and throw stones when it's too close) - just don't take it personal...

A friend from Australia arrived this morning in Siem Reap (by air). She was welcomed by the immigration officer with: "all Australians are stupid" :shock: :please: And NO, she gave him absolutely no reason to say that. She's one of the nicest persons I know and she would never cause any t...

Garry.Crabtree wrote:Didn't some tourist/Khmer restaurant here in Phnom Penh get discredited for faking reviews?

Karma and it's neighbor. If I recall correctly. (And Romdeng I think). Frenchie behind it all.

^^ You could try PMing him https://cambodiaexpatsonline.com/member/LaudJohn/

I exited the country in August via Siem Reap, and my thoughts were that the Immigration Officers there were grumpy old cnuts that didn't really want to be there. They didn't speak, they just made a grunting noise and a hand gesture to beckon the next in line. Surely, as SR is the main entrance point...

The wifebeater speaks louder than words.

Chilling news.

Just in case anyone gives a shit, we're flying Melbourne to Bangkok on Tuesday afternoon with Jetstar.

Kung-fu Hillbilly wrote: Do your Asian friends, significant others, family etc offer small thank you's?

My 'extended' family are always ready to borrow money, but never, ever say thanks.

Read all this years ago Francis. Were you the original author?

Moto dops and Tuk Tuk drivers make more than Uni graduates. I often wonder why they bother going to uni.