Shared Taxi

@sanityclause

Is it really true? Is it really possible that you have still not done the Kampong Cham / Tay Ninh crossing?

What do you spend your time doing in Kampong Cham every day? It is unbelievable. Maybe you are still in high school?

Interesting read smfoggie. I actually stepped away from the bars here in Sihanoukville a couple of years ago btw. http://theadvisorcambodia.com/2014/07/dish-red-heaven/
We are about to become the first restaurant. lounge in Sihanoukville to not serve alcohol and become BYO only. No corkage fee or charges either. I'm not actually sure if this sort of post is allowed on this forum, but I'm not trying to promote the business, just sort of gently point out your assumptions about me were wrong.
Aussie Dave

I want to thank all of you who shared your insights re shared taxis and kept to the subject. Of course, I will take the bus where I can but may be forced to take shared taxis in the very rural areas, e.g. to Koh Ker fro Siem Reap.and to Preah Vihar Temple from Koh Ker. Now, at least I know what I am in for. Paul Sarno

+We are about to become the first restaurant lounge in Sihanoukville to not serve alcohol+

http://theadvisorcambodia.com/2014/07/dish-red-heaven/

hotdigr, this is an amazing development. Maybe paulsarno will be your first Internet customer?

paulsarno, sorry to bust into your thread for a stupid reason. You are going to have a blast in Cambodia.

Now you know where to go in Sihanoukville too, no? :-) Enjoy your visit to #Cambodia

Paul and you are more then welcome to drop in mate. I will shout you both a milkshake or coffee!

@paulsarno

Sorry again for having busted into your thread. It is simply that I just discovered this very cool guy hotdigr on the Internet who lives in Sihanoukville these days. See his contact info above.

For Thorn Tree readers, is this the new "go to guy" in Sihanoukville? A restaurant in Sihanoukville which does not serve alcohol? Maybe hotdigr is crazy? :-)

Thanks to chiltern and trive for the excellent descriptions about what share taxis look like in Cambodia. Paul, after your trip, we would all love to read your report about your share taxi experience. It will definitely be memorable.

Enjoy your visit to #1 Cambodia.

Paul, while I have only lived in Sihanoukville for 2 & 1/2 years, I'm not a wet behind the ears newbie with stars in my eyes. I don't know what axe you have to grind with me, or why, but have the balls to come and talk to me personally. You know who I am and where I am, so come in and see me ( or are you "Not in the country right now? Just another long term tourist wannabe, know it all w^nker?). The offer of a free coffee still stands. I answered the OP in good faith, you decided to derail this thread and keep derailing and then apologising for being a wnker. Stop being a wnker and then you can stop with your B.S apologies as well. What do you reckon mate? I have a pretty good idea who you are and what sockpuppet names you use on the various forums with K440 being you're #1 rant site. Learnt to speak Khmer yet digger?

While we are here, we may as well degrade this thread still further.

For new readers, K440 refers to the worthless Phnom Penh based web site on

http://www.khmer440.com

Much better though is the even longer running BP

http://goo.gl/iooPkT

Mention of their name is banned on this newsgroup, thus the goo link.

hotdigr, your place in Sihanoukville aka Kampong Som sounds like a good refuge from all of this, but what is up over there on http://www.tripadvisor.com?

Readers of their Phnom Penh forum are suggesting that more money should be paid for a share taxi ride between Pochentong and Sihanoukville?

What is up with that?

Maybe readers of this here Thorn Tree forum are more up to date?

Keep posting from Sihanoukville. Cheers,

@sanityclause

Want to have some fun with my old pals at the BP?

I just sent this link to them.

Certainly, they won't respond but I am certain that YOU will love the links.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uihIf3vHd2u42JakuIoup1jQx9doOy8nzVdOiTDHvwg