one for the snowflakes

Yeah, that place out 'there'. Anything not really Cambodia related should go here.
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I'd be more worried about them dodging hand sanitiser because it contains alcohol.
Scarier than malaria.
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Due to current world circumstances, my small business project is once again on hold.
However, I’d be happy to entertain investors. (Crowd funding is out due gubbinsment regs)

Pork Sausage or Bacon Sarnie and a cuppa.
Mobile catering. Mecca.
I was going to try it out shortly, but my expectation is that the crowd numbers may be down, making it a risky endeavour.
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Brody wrote: Sat Apr 11, 2020 5:04 pm Either way, sounds glorious. :?
How can you not love a simple bacon sandwich?

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If you enjoy noise pollution and obnoxious driving practices, Phnom Penh is the place for you!

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pczz wrote: Sat Apr 11, 2020 4:33 pm So, I am in lockdown in a small hotel, which is a bit like Fawlty Towers. Theo owner allows long term guests like me to usethe kitchen 1 at a time.
Yesterday i said to someoen. " I really fancy a bacon sarnie", completig forgetting this guy is a white English Moslem. he told me didn't have a problem with that but some ofthe others might. There are 3 white English moslems in the hotel and a pakistani couple.
If I am using a communal microwave i clean it before and after and so should they so i am not sure of the objection. But it got me thinking. I live in a white christian country. is it morally corect to let minority groups dictate my eating habits. Perhaps next week the hindus will inssit we stop eating steak. i am dreading the day a vegan moves into the hotel!
Sounds like a BS story you made up to make cheap shots. Assuming it's true though, it sounds like you're living in very cheap digs and you might as well get on with everyone. Beggars can't be choosers. 8-)
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pczz wrote: Sat Apr 11, 2020 4:33 pm But it got me thinking. I live in a white christian country. is it morally corect to let minority groups dictate my eating habits. Perhaps next week the hindus will inssit we stop eating steak. i am dreading the day a vegan moves into the hotel!
you live in a moslem owned hotel and many are moslems, ur in the minority

i dislike vegans and their attention seeking wailing so you should put them in the microwave
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John Bingham wrote: Sun Apr 12, 2020 1:54 am
pczz wrote: Sat Apr 11, 2020 4:33 pm So, I am in lockdown in a small hotel, which is a bit like Fawlty Towers. Theo owner allows long term guests like me to usethe kitchen 1 at a time.
Yesterday i said to someoen. " I really fancy a bacon sarnie", completig forgetting this guy is a white English Moslem. he told me didn't have a problem with that but some ofthe others might. There are 3 white English moslems in the hotel and a pakistani couple.
If I am using a communal microwave i clean it before and after and so should they so i am not sure of the objection. But it got me thinking. I live in a white christian country. is it morally corect to let minority groups dictate my eating habits. Perhaps next week the hindus will inssit we stop eating steak. i am dreading the day a vegan moves into the hotel!
Sounds like a BS story you made up to make cheap shots. Assuming it's true though, it sounds like you're living in very cheap digs and you might as well get on with everyone. Beggars can't be choosers. 8-)
Yes, I am living in cheap digs and the local council uses this place to house some people temporarily. if you were in the UK you would know that most of the . for want of a better word, "reputable" hotel chains are closed or only available for key workers. We actually have 2 ambulance crews here at the monent so there is not a lot of choice for anyone. Most of the estate agents are also in lockdown, and landlord and sellers are refusing viewings for fear of getting contaminated. Accomodation is a big problem for visitors trapped by the virus. I object to the "Cheap shots" comment though. I have only explained what happened
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hanno wrote: Sat Apr 11, 2020 4:53 pm Whilst I would try and solve this amicably, Cambodia is not a Muslim, Hindu, or Jewish country last time I checked. Unless the guesthouse has specific rules, I say screw them and would eat whatever I wanted. I do believe in tolerance, but I also believe that when in Rome..... If, as a Muslim, I could not stand the sight of pork or alcohol, I would move to a predominantly Muslim country, and that's that. Not sure where vegans would move, though I guess parts of India would do.

P.S.: you know that eating bacon is worse than smoking? ;-)
Sorry, i forgot to mention I am in lockdown in UK ATMO and in the town i am stuck in roughly 30% - 40% of the population are moslem
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hanno wrote: Sat Apr 11, 2020 4:53 pm Whilst I would try and solve this amicably, Cambodia is not a Muslim, Hindu, or Jewish country last time I checked. Unless the guesthouse has specific rules, I say screw them and would eat whatever I wanted. I do believe in tolerance, but I also believe that when in Rome..... If, as a Muslim, I could not stand the sight of pork or alcohol, I would move to a predominantly Muslim country, and that's that. Not sure where vegans would move, though I guess parts of India would do.

P.S.: you know that eating bacon is worse than smoking? ;-)
I am thinking I should do that. I would prefer to be able to walk out the street and not be distracted by women wearing low cut bikinis and seeing everything flop around. Plus it is a huge turn-on for me when I see a woman wearing a Hijab and a chador. I would enjoy dressing like that too. I think it should be law everywhere that people should be covered from head to toe in public.
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The presumption is that they have rights and it's wrong to offend them.
F'n A! There's a difference between lighting up your cigar in car with the windows rolled up so the others can enjoy the aroma too, and feeling guilty about what YOU eat.
So wash the dishes afterwards.
YOU have rights as much as anyone else.
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michael.stewart1 wrote: Sun Apr 12, 2020 7:14 am
hanno wrote: Sat Apr 11, 2020 4:53 pm Whilst I would try and solve this amicably, Cambodia is not a Muslim, Hindu, or Jewish country last time I checked. Unless the guesthouse has specific rules, I say screw them and would eat whatever I wanted. I do believe in tolerance, but I also believe that when in Rome..... If, as a Muslim, I could not stand the sight of pork or alcohol, I would move to a predominantly Muslim country, and that's that. Not sure where vegans would move, though I guess parts of India would do.

P.S.: you know that eating bacon is worse than smoking? ;-)
I am thinking I should do that. I would prefer to be able to walk out the street and not be distracted by women wearing low cut bikinis and seeing everything flop around. Plus it is a huge turn-on for me when I see a woman wearing a Hijab and a chador. I would enjoy dressing like that too. I think it should be law everywhere that people should be covered from head to toe in public.
Again, fascinating. Would you also enjoy being dressed up in a Guantanimo Bay style hooded uniform?
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