PP only and BYO bike only, iirc.

Register a used (previously registered) bike into a foreign name: Cannot.

Register a new (or never previously registered used bike, like an imoort) bike into foreigners name: Can.

Alexandra wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 23, 2020 1:30 pm

Google didn’t start blurring faces in Cambodia until long after launch, sometime after 2015.

Interesting and a bit weird. I would have assumed that if they had the ability to do it in 2008 then they would have done it on launch here in 2013/14.

(E.G. It was a few years before they blurred faces and vehicle licence plates here.) I don't remember ever seeing a street view in Cambodia without blurred faces. I'm pretty sure the faces were always blurred out. Google started blurring faces in 2008, well before streetview was available here, afa...

Then, a couple months later, thinking about my (High Horse) moto thread and my first Death Highway ride (before I bought that too slow and heavy purple Baja off my ride mate that I later happily got rid of to KIR.), I was looking for other closer to the border trails linking Ratanakiri and Mondulki...

Wat Botum park. Saw it last night, looks like some food stalls. It's still a holiday, so I'm guessing some Phnom Pehners will be out and about but far fewer hayseeds.

Longest I can see in the Chuon Nath dictionary is អនុបាទិសេសបរិនិព្វាន

Yes, until they escape.

Given the image is stolen from Adelaide's Rundle Mall apple shop, I'd say fake news.

https://www.apple.com/au/retail/rundleplace/

Isn't the whole episode poking fun at a foolish old racist?

The offending dialogue:

citizenK wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 13, 2020 12:14 pm

Soren, means the KhmerThai people in Thailand, I am told.

Surin perhaps? nothing to do with the shitty tag søren2020.

shvhivusb wrote: ↑

Wed May 20, 2020 9:32 am

Is this a joke!
What’s in Kampong Cham?

Damn.

Not you, by the sound of it, so that's a plus.

'Return to KID' is a 1hr 28min documentary about the survival story of filmmaker Vanna Seang's family, where he journeys together with his parents, mother Ly Heang Seang and father Norn Seang back to Cambodia for the first time in 30 years. Vanna reconnects with relatives and attempts to reconstruc...

I usually go the other direction for my shopping needs. TTP is 5 min. away via st.432, and so most of my western groceries are bought around there. Also 1&1 market on 271 has the nicest staff in the city. So, no need to go to Lucky market. But hey, it's not full of rude tourists there either, most ...

They're on the front of every shophouse, but I've never once seen a place the sells/makes them.
Need one asap. Where would one find these contraptions?