Kampong Thom and Kampong Cham

Keep the stories up MM, some of us read them avidly. We are now all flocking to the Prosh (out of curiosity of course!)

I guess you have to keep throwing the Prime Minister's name around Montyman, as more than likely its the only Cambodian name you know. Its funny how some people seem to get the low down on everything within five minutes of arriving, must be some sort of superpower they have.

Wow hankor! that's two days now you've crawled out the wrong side of your pit
I'm sorry hankor I just didn't know you were his other nephew, the disparate disinherited one, sweeping the floors of the Prosh
actually I know two more cambodian names, I could share with you to increase your own knowledge, but that's the problem when you know it all; there's nothing left to learn ;-))
thanks for cheering me up, it even brought out the sun here in UK today

<blockquote>Quote
<hr>thanks for cheering me up, it even brought out the sun here in UK today <hr></blockquote>

Speaking of pits, I'm dreadfully sorry to hear of your misfortune.

#7 in this case he wants to know what's there and you'll notice I paid more attention to Amica NGO. We're relatively new and if someone
is curious about the area I see no reason to not mention it. By the way, you seem to be familiar with the area, why didn't you mention it
and save me the trouble? In the other post about language "no sugar" you seem to feel personally attacked-which was far from the case.
This is not a forum for either purists or overly sensitive people.

tiikrongdon; please refer to the Thorntree terms of use:

<blockquote>Quote
<hr>Don't make postings that contain commercial advertising; <hr></blockquote>

There are many users on this forum who have their own businesses in Cambodia, and frequently answer questions on this board without even a mention of what they do. If users decide to click on a signature that's up to them, but you'll never get Battambang Helper for example saying 'come and stay at the Bus Stop!' You on the other hand refer people to yourself constantly .

<blockquote>Quote
<hr>By the way, you seem to be familiar with the area, why didn't you mention it<hr></blockquote>

By 'it' I presume you mean your homestay? I'm afraid I cannot recommend services we have not used. If ít 'refers to something else I believe my reply in #1 was fairly comprehensive.

Come on by, I'll buy you a beer and we'll talk Camabodian

can you buy me a beer as well please, tiikrongdon but not at the prosh, in the market cheaper ;-)
Bangkok is so full of tourists at the moment. met a young American couple on river bus "how much you pay for your hotel?" I asked 110 they responded"110!! WOW! I pay 250 a night where are youstaying I asked "At the Merriot on the river" they answered " "110 baht at the meerriot? "No $110" Oh well and I thought 250 baht too expensive was 170 baht in January