The same fucking mistake.
Dear Mr Horse
I don't know you, but I'm a bit of an amateur psychologist (I love Cosmo!).
1) You take too many drugs over a long period.
2) You witness an incredibly traumatic event.
3) Your "guilt" over not helping fuelled by drug psychosis leads to a breakdown.
4) You feel a bit better, but still have an urge to self destruct.
5) You start repeating previous patterns.
6) You transfer your desire to save yourself onto saving an unsaveable girl
7) You want to tell everyone about it because you really REALLY need attention.
Best of luck with that.
I don't know you, but I'm a bit of an amateur psychologist (I love Cosmo!).
1) You take too many drugs over a long period.
2) You witness an incredibly traumatic event.
3) Your "guilt" over not helping fuelled by drug psychosis leads to a breakdown.
4) You feel a bit better, but still have an urge to self destruct.
5) You start repeating previous patterns.
6) You transfer your desire to save yourself onto saving an unsaveable girl
7) You want to tell everyone about it because you really REALLY need attention.
Best of luck with that.
What a weird thread to bump after 14 years but here's that link you were looking for you diminutive schmuck.gavinmac wrote: ↑Sun Feb 12, 2006 1:55 pmHey, this reminds me of that Saturday Night Live parody commercial for "BAD IDEA JEANS." I can't find a clip, but here's the script.
Bad Idea Jeans
This is the name of a rather famous sketch seen on Saturday Night Live; it first aired on January 12, 1991. It is a commercial parody of pretentious blue jeans commericals and features, well, just read it . . .
BAD IDEA JEANS The scene opens on a group middle age guys playing a friendly game of weekend basketball.
Guy #1: Hey, we've got our apartment. We ripped up the floors, pipes, wiring, and having everything completely redone.
Guy #2: You're renting, right?
Guy #1: Yeah.
Suddenly we see in large simple type on a white background: BAD IDEA
Guy #3: Well, he's an ex free-base addict, and he's trying to turn around, and he needs a place to stay for a couple of months.
Again :BAD IDEA
Guy #1: Tosses bottle to Guy #2 Heads up!
Guy #4: Now that I have kids, I feel a lot better having a gun in the house.
BAD IDEA
They continue to play. We see a close-up of the jeans they're wearing, the label reads: BAD IDEA JEANS
Guy #3: I thought about it, and even though it's over, I'm going to tell my wife about the affair.
BAD IDEA
Guy #5: I don't know the guy, but I've got two kidneys and he needs one, so I figured..
BAD IDEA
Guy #2: Normally I wear protection, but then I thought, "When am I gonna make it back to Haiti?"
BAD IDEA
Announcer: Bad Idea Jeans.
A group of tall, muscular young men appears and walks onto the court.
Guy #1: Hey, you guys ready? Let's bet these guys! A hundred bucks.. make that two hundred! Two hundred bucks!
Fade to: BAD IDEA JEANS
This isn't CEO; we can look at the timestamp here to see when a post was made. The one you quote & reply to was made in early 2006, when YouTube had only just started (and wasn't even owned by Google yet). I doubt random SNL clips were on it back then. In fact, the video you linked was posted over 7 years later.Local Hero wrote: ↑Tue Dec 08, 2020 11:14 amWhat a weird thread to bump after 14 years but here's that link you were looking for you diminutive schmuck.
Nineties and early noughties internet was wild; I kinda miss it.
Youtube was good until around 2014 when censirship and mass deletion of accounts put and end to once in a lifetime internet vuewing.
2011 to 2014 syria civil war on youtube were wow! Just fuckun wow!!
Theyve resurrected some stuff but nine if the stuff you will never see again.
2011 to 2014 syria civil war on youtube were wow! Just fuckun wow!!
Theyve resurrected some stuff but nine if the stuff you will never see again.
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I don't think bumping up ancient threads is a good idea.
On review i discovered this:
"This forum was so much better when people discussed banging aids ridden hookers instead of where to find the best pizza in Phnom Penh."
Man, just what the fuck is wrong with you?
On review i discovered this:
"This forum was so much better when people discussed banging aids ridden hookers instead of where to find the best pizza in Phnom Penh."
Man, just what the fuck is wrong with you?
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Oops i fell for the troll.
My bad
My bad
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There is nothing wrong with Visser. I agree with him completely -- it would be a lot more fun and interesting to read real life tales than just boring shit about where to eat or which bar used to belong to who... I have a feeling that if the people who frequented this forum over the years had been truly open and told some of the real things that happened to them, it would be much more fun here. That post from 2006 by horse is an example of someone being transparent about their real behavior, even self-deprecating and self-condemning. This sort of "honesty" is not encouraged -- we prefer to hide away our failings and secrets... But the real truth is that I bet all of you have at least one or two embarrassing tails from the dark side... But how many of you will dare air them like horse?cantchangeatyre wrote: ↑Thu Dec 10, 2020 5:28 amI don't think bumping up ancient threads is a good idea.
On review i discovered this:
"This forum was so much better when people discussed banging aids ridden hookers instead of where to find the best pizza in Phnom Penh."
Man, just what the fuck is wrong with you?
For example, maybe 18 months ago I was in PP and, as was my wont, indifferently picked up one of those too eager junkies on 51... Went to the old hotel not far away... the next morning, I woke up early and felt hungry... mumbled something about going for breakfast and went down around the corner to a traditional Cambodian breakfast shop to enjoy a nice hot coffee milk with a steamed pork bun and chili sauce... Dah, going back to the room, should I have been surprised that the junkie had made off with my pricey Huawei tablet? No... Small consolation that she wouldn't be able to unlock it without the code, and nobody here smart enough to reset it or pay what it was really worth... So... Who dares tell the truth?
"Storytelling reveals meaning without committing the error of defining it."
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The truth, Oricha, is that most people’s lives are and were nothing like that.
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To me whore mongering stories are boring shit, & i got plenty of em.Orichá wrote: ↑Thu Dec 10, 2020 11:03 amThere is nothing wrong with Visser. I agree with him completely -- it would be a lot more fun and interesting to read real life tales than just boring shit about where to eat or which bar used to belong to who... I have a feeling that if the people who frequented this forum over the years had been truly open and told some of the real things that happened to them, it would be much more fun here. That post from 2006 by horse is an example of someone being transparent about their real behavior, even self-deprecating and self-condemning. This sort of "honesty" is not encouraged -- we prefer to hide away our failings and secrets... But the real truth is that I bet all of you have at least one or two embarrassing tails from the dark side... But how many of you will dare air them like horse?cantchangeatyre wrote: ↑Thu Dec 10, 2020 5:28 amI don't think bumping up ancient threads is a good idea.
On review i discovered this:
"This forum was so much better when people discussed banging aids ridden hookers instead of where to find the best pizza in Phnom Penh."
Man, just what the fuck is wrong with you?
For example, maybe 18 months ago I was in PP and, as was my wont, indifferently picked up one of those too eager junkies on 51... Went to the old hotel not far away... the next morning, I woke up early and felt hungry... mumbled something about going for breakfast and went down around the corner to a traditional Cambodian breakfast shop to enjoy a nice hot coffee milk with a steamed pork bun and chili sauce... Dah, going back to the room, should I have been surprised that the junkie had made off with my pricey Huawei tablet? No... Small consolation that she wouldn't be able to unlock it without the code, and nobody here smart enough to reset it or pay what it was really worth... So... Who dares tell the truth?
You're raising the relevant question what an expat forum should be about.
The thrills you're looking for.. mate go on, watch some more reality TV
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Horse's life or mine? I guess it depends on what you consider most people's lives, too... Most people, men, who come to Cambodia end up sleeping around at some point or another. I am sure that many of the so-called married men have had their share of easy extramarital flings, too... So, don't forget, what happens to "most people" in Cambodia, and what they (we) do, is not the same thing as what people mostly do in their respective countries... I guess that is part of my point...
Life is boring most of the time and all of us get trapped by routine, habit, relationships, others' expectations, money, limited education, wit, available opportunities, and good luck or none...
I am in favor of people talking about what really happens, that's all. Whether it is normal, typical, immoral, absolutely wrong, daft, brilliant or saintly, is all beside the point to me. Communicating it is the important thing...
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His stories were a bit wild and could be funny but really just relied on disgust at his stupidity. Bubble T was his manager at a school, one time he had to go to his classroom and pull him out because he'd taken a line of Ketamine before class and was cowering from his students in the corner. Who the fuck does that? He seems to have done okay but I suspect he was a trustafarian as he seemed to travel a lot and never worked much.
Romantic Cambodia is dead and gone. It's with McKinley in the grave.
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