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"On the night of the 02-03-2017, the office of KAMPOT immigration police , by the instructions from the general commissioner of Kampot police called a French tourist girl who has no any money and stayed in the the village to Kampot to introduced her to stay in the safe place of the guesthouse in town and not to beg the food from the villagers

"introduced her to stay in the safe place of the guesthouse..." but get yourself cleaned up and we'll 'check ' up on you every hour or so

Chicks don't like you calling them "chicks" any more. You're stuck in the nineties. Apparently.

cptrelentless wrote: ↑Tue Mar 07, 2017 1:37 am Chicks don't like you calling them "chicks" any more. You're stuck in the nineties. Apparently.

Would chicken be a more appropriate term then? 2017 Poster girl for the new 'Kampot barang chicken farm initiative'?

cptrelentless wrote:Chicks don't like you calling them "chicks" any more. You're stuck in the nineties. Apparently.

I assumed she'd be more upset about us calling her a backpacker, or even French.

Can't call them chicks. Can't call them girls. Can't call them ma'am because it might make them feel old. Can't call them darling or you might catch a sexual harassment charge. What the fuck is going on? What should I say to be politically correct in 2017?

Apparently I can't even tell them that my name is Hugh M!?!?

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Can I still say "hello" to them or not?

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Doesn't look rough at all like some the foreigner beggars and ajai. Is she really destitute or just afraid to call her parents for money?

" Can't call them chicks. Can't call them girls. Can't call them ma'am because it might make them feel old. Can't call them darling or you might catch a sexual harassment charge. What the fuck is going on? What should I say to be politically correct in 2017?"


I guess you can call her a woman. I am sure no one in the world would be upset about it =)

But she is French. "Poule" will work quite well.
Il n'y a guère de français (e) qui y trouve quelque
chose à redire.

taabarang wrote: ↑Fri Mar 10, 2017 8:43 am But she is French. "Poule" will work quite well.
Il n'y a guère de français (e) qui y trouve quelque
chose à redire.

"Connasse" springs to mind.

"Connasse" springs to mind.". Interesting word that. Not so long ago, maybe 70-80,years that word more or less had the meaning of "country bumpkin" and then evolved into prostitute. The older meaning still exists in the English?coon ass* referring to the Cajuns of Louisiana. The French speaking Cajun soldiers were called that by French military members in WW II because the found them backward and their French archaic.

I know you didn't ask, but my MA cost me good bucks and I rarely get the chance to flaunt it.