14 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

Places like SR I guess are great for people who are on their computers all day and do nothing with their life. A total bore might as well be in prison join the "I am busy all day in my prison cell" crowd.

see below

1 hour ago, BritManToo said:

I was never short of stuff to do in SR.

Swimming, eating & drinking with pals, reading, cycling, whoring, smoking cannabis ....... I always had a great time!

and you get a free temple pass when you have enough time in country

7 minutes ago, newbee2022 said:

Of course you can ask questions, even intelligent or stupid.

However, you will have to accept all kind of answers, intelligent and stupid as well

Yeah i know like yours

6 minutes ago, Rockyroad said:

Yeah i know like yours

Well, then wait for the stupid ones

Cambo is only #163 on the corruption list...

Corruption Perceptions Index 2025

https://share.google/u7bkEbxaQ9ekug0qo

Definitely better than North Korea 👍

5 minutes ago, SiSePuede419 said:

Cambo is only #163 on the corruption list...

Corruption Perceptions Index 2025

https://share.google/u7bkEbxaQ9ekug0qo

Definitely better than North Korea 👍

" How would you compare the expat scene and atmosphere there compared to major Thai cities "

6 minutes ago, kinyara said:

" How would you compare the expat scene and atmosphere there compared to major Thai cities "

I already compared the "atmosphere" which is much thicker with corruption than any major Thai city.

Second of all, there are no major cities in Cambodia, so no comparison.

Yes, I've been to SR, Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville.

Any other questions? 😄

Edited Saturday at 02:25 AM4 days by SiSePuede419

58 minutes ago, SiSePuede419 said:

I already compared the "atmosphere" which is much thicker with corruption than any major Thai city.

Second of all, there are no major cities in Cambodia, so no comparison.

Yes, I've been to SR, Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville.

Any other questions? 😄

Comparing corruption or income inequality between Cambodia and Thailand is like comparing Jeffrey Dahlmer to Ted Bundy.

5 minutes ago, kinyara said:

Comparing corruption or income inequality between Cambodia and Thailand is like comparing Jeffrey Dahlmer to Ted Bundy.

Jeff was a bad dude. Had to google him.

2 hours ago, Yagoda said:

see below

and you get a free temple pass when you have enough time in country

Indeed, I've just got mine on getting my second year retirement visa. I'm into landscape photography so I expect to utilise it to the full.

Nice the authorities give us foreign residents something back, and a refreshing change from what I've heard for 25 years in Thailand from foreigners complaining endlessly about double pricing at tourist sites, national parks etc.

7 minutes ago, Rockyroad said:

Jeff was a bad dude. Had to google him.

Don't watch the Netflix while eating your dinner.

44 minutes ago, Rockyroad said:

Jeff was a bad dude. Had to google him.

Recent series Dahmer was pretty good

2 hours ago, SiSePuede419 said:

Cambo is only #163 on the corruption list...

Corruption Perceptions Index 2025

https://share.google/u7bkEbxaQ9ekug0qo

Definitely better than North Korea 👍

The only corruption I ever encountered in Cambodia was at the boarder,

"$25 for VISA, $5 for me" ....... said the captain in charge.

Edited Saturday at 04:24 AM4 days by BritManToo

2 hours ago, kinyara said:

" How would you compare the expat scene and atmosphere there compared to major Thai cities "

About the same, lots more Israeli backpackers in SR, but they all seemed pleasant, friendly and helpful.

Only oddness I ever encountered was young western female backpackers on the coach whom seemed to be frightened of elderly white men.

3 hours ago, kinyara said:

Indeed, I've just got mine on getting my second year retirement visa. I'm into landscape photography so I expect to utilise it to the full.

you will have tbs upon tbs before you know it

you know there are wild gibbons swimgimg through the trees at angkor

1 hour ago, Yagoda said:

you will have tbs upon tbs before you know it

you know there are wild gibbons swimgimg through the trees at angkor

I've had them walking along my balcony in town.

3 hours ago, kinyara said:

I've had them walking along my balcony in town.

macaques or gibbons? ive seen macaques in town but never gibbons. cool, what neighborhood? i was in taphul village, but only saw macaques by the river.

gibbons usually are at pallilay and ta nei

Edited Saturday at 11:52 AM4 days by Yagoda

1 hour ago, Yagoda said:

macaques or gibbons? ive seen macaques in town but never gibbons. cool, what neighborhood? i was in taphul village, but only saw macaques by the river.

gibbons usually are at pallilay and ta nei

Wat Bo Road one street back from the river. Probably just ordinary macaques, parent and a kid judging by size. Got a hotel opposite me and on one occassion it was interesting watching them walk along their exterior stopping at each window checking out inside. Luckily the windows were closed.

20 minutes ago, kinyara said:

Wat Bo Road one street back from the river. Probably just ordinary macaques, parent and a kid judging by size. Got a hotel opposite me and on one occassion it was interesting watching them walk along their exterior stopping at each window checking out inside. Luckily the windows were closed.

yeah, when you sit by the river, you will see some groups here and there. the locals feed them.

. but if you hang out at ta nei you might see the gibbons in the trees, they dont roam the ground. tough to get there now in the mud