Naga clinic off rue pastuer is $20 for locals.
I just spent $500 trying to save the life of a friends brother who had fractured his skull on a moto.
Over $200 for the operation and then $100 a day for intensive care, he died last night.
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Naga clinic off rue pastuer is $20 for locals.
I just spent $500 trying to save the life of a friends brother who had fractured his skull on a moto.
Over $200 for the operation and then $100 a day for intensive care, he died last night.
[QUOTE=Patarse]Billy,
I did the Walkabout cutie when i was there in December 07.
Her BJ skills must have inproved since then. She was a real cutie and a decent fxxk though. I did her twice in a double and once on her own.
Luckily I had been warned about the sister by a local as one of the pair who stole the 6000 cash from an American guys suitcase. So I naturally declined the sister act.[/QUOTE]
Patarse,
Dude, I was going to marry that girl until you told me you did her, LOL!
Stole 6 grand eh? (Why do people have so much cash on them?!?)
When I go short time, I put my money in my jeans, then roll my jeans up and use it as a pillow. When I shower, I take my "pillow" with me. I've had a few one hand showers in my time, LOL!
I recently returned from a short break in Cambodia and would like to give my (brief) comments on P.P.
I stayed on the riverside at Cozyna Hotel.
Location would have been good except for the long term work taking place along almost the whole length of the riverside walk. No construction noise but the riverside walks, where I had been successful with several freelancers on my last visit has now been completely dug up and is not due for completion until 2010!
Hotel staff were both friendly and efficient. Room was “good enough!” A/C worked well, bed was comfortable and overall my room was basic but clean! Free water and instant coffee powder. I would say good value for money.
Plenty of nearby places to eat from breakfast time through to late evening. Many with young, sweet Cambodian or Vietnamese waitresses who like to practice English. These girls are paid around 2 US$ / day so your tips are appreciated.
Surprisingly for such a poor country I have always found the quality of the food in Cambodia to be excellent. I have NEVER had a bad meal there. Whether local, Chinese or Western the food I have tried has always been good and very reasonably priced.
Evenings. Plenty of “entertainment” available on the riverside area but no shortage of transport offers if you want to go to some other areas (It is not a good idea to walk in areas you do not know during the hours of darkness. Much better to take a Moto or Tuk Tuk and only costs a US$ or two.)
I tried many of the bars but one of my favourite areas was street 104. This was only a few minutes walk North from my hotel and had a good selection of Hostess Bars, Clubs, Pubs and places to eat all in a short street of less than 150mtr long.
Good food at Rose Bar, with some attractive hostesses and a good pool table. My favourite bar was Bunny Bar (YMMV) This relatively new bar is about 20 mtr in from the river on the north side of street 104. I found some very attentive ladies here who were happy to take care of customers without constantly pushing for drinks. A small seating area outside with the usual “meeters and greeters” high bar stools inside near the front of the bar and some comfortable sofas at the back (Ideal for conducting your “in depth job interviews!”)
I took a very attentive young lady back to my hotel after the bar closed one night and enjoyed every minute of the 3 to 4 hours we spent together in my room. No rush, and a very reasonable price!
Overview. PP is not the easiest place in the world and very different to Thailand but a great time can be had here at a reasonable cost. Not recommended for those who have not had previous experience in SE Asia but well worth a few days visit.
Enjoy!
Hotman
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Though I have heard it talked about before, and, apart from Svay Pak, have never really seen evidence of child prostitution in Cambodia, this is the first piece of journalism that I have seen that reports the situation
[url]http://english.aljazeera.net/news/asia-pacific/2008/10/2008102110195471467.html[/url]
I thought it worthy of publicising here so that any discussion can move away from the anecdotal accounts.
No-one wants to support child prostitution but we do not want to be tarred with a brush that has been used for such a long time when reporting mongering in Cambodia. It may well be the child sex capital of the world but only in a trade promoted and propagated by the locals who have been at it since long before tourism. brought Westerners to Cambodia.
Hawk
[QUOTE=Billy Baht]so I head off to the Walkabout. It’s the same old WA, filled with expats, skanks, semi skanks and some real cuties. A thin semi skank offers me boom boom, yum yum service for $20. I laugh and say no thanks and she says “OK, OK $15, OK?” I say $10, she smiles and I take her upstairs to the $4 short time room. …[/QUOTE]Thanks, Billy Baht for the awesome report and photo.
Was the total cost: 10 for the girl and 4 for the room = $ 14. ??
[QUOTE=First Lover]Even I have been to Martinis before I still get startled when that little man by the entrance says “HELLOOO” by the way does anyone what he is sitting on? How he sits? Does he have and ass to sit on? Never mind… In Martinis I was looking around and there were quite a few cute girls but now I was in the mood for something a little bit different, I wanted to try anal and I was approached by this little bit older girl “Rani” I think. She seemed willing and energetic so we went across the street to some Chinese guesthouse or something and had a short time there. Sucking and fucking was ok but the anal was not very good. Going back to Martinis it was again pooring down and had to run in the rain.
I downed a few beers and then took a tuk tuk to go to HOD, good choice!
In HOD I quickly spotted a girl that I had about a year ago and was very pleased with her. She was available for the evening and I took her, she even remembered me, don’t worry I gave her a few “test questions” she did remember me. After dancing and so on we walked to Flamingo and had a really wonderful night and morning too. Real good GFE experience.[/QUOTE]First Lover - Nice post - and great fotos
Just curious - what did you pay for bang bang with the martini girl and what did you pay for the HOD girl
[quote=nanahawk]though i have heard it talked about before, and, apart from svay pak, have never really seen evidence of child prostitution in cambodia, ..........
[url]http://english.aljazeera.net/news/asia-pacific/2008/10/2008102110195471467.html[/u
no-one wants to support child prostitution but we do not want to be tarred with a brush that has been used for such a long time when reporting mongering in cambodia. it may well be the child sex capital of the world but only in a trade promoted and propagated by the locals who have been at it since long before tourism. brought westerners to cambodia.
hawk[/quote]
this is so very true! thank you nana hawk for showing this!!!!
the so called ngo's are so entwined in the pockets of the local government for the pursuit of their agenda. that they look for a "poster child" i.e. white tourist to propel their propaganda. they even try to set up people to stay in business.
sure this may awful crime may be perpartrated by a forigner, but very rarely, and surely not nearly as often as the local police and citizens of cambodia. it is true that the men in cambodia very often [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord123][CodeWord123][/url] and commit crimes against children. but rather than address the true cause, they look to find a scapegoat, and subsequently parade this badge of based in false credentials.
if pisses the shit out me to be contributing to the economy of this shitty country, while simultanously viewing a white tourist man portrayed in an evil way on the side of a city bus. never on any media is a cambodian shown doing the same, ever!!!
the entire un and all supporting nations should stop all aid to this country until this is properly addressed. fuck hun sen and all the fuckers that patronize these local fuckers, and their ngo pigs!
remember mongering is the related to the oldest of the freely chosen professions, yes nobody forces these above 18yr old girls to seek out this kind of work. it just happens to be the best pay for the least work. and anybody who has been to this country know that these girls are lazy.
smokin gun *****!
hummer bird shits away!
[QUOTE=NanaHawk]Though I have heard it talked about before, and, apart from Svay Pak, have never really seen evidence of child prostitution in Cambodia, this is the first piece of journalism that I have seen that reports the situation
[url]http://english.aljazeera.net/news/asia-pacific/2008/10/2008102110195471467.html[/url]
I thought it worthy of publicising here so that any discussion can move away from the anecdotal accounts.
No-one wants to support child prostitution but we do not want to be tarred with a brush that has been used for such a long time when reporting mongering in Cambodia. It may well be the child sex capital of the world but only in a trade promoted and propagated by the locals who have been at it since long before tourism. brought Westerners to Cambodia.
Hawk[/QUOTE]Well aljazeera is a bit late with all this, been done with gary glitter and the press around the world. It would not surprise me if these were old reports. Wake up aljazeera and actually report something happening now.
[QUOTE=Billy Baht]Patarse,
Dude, I was going to marry that girl until you told me you did her, LOL!
Stole 6 grand eh? (Why do people have so much cash on them?!?)
When I go short time, I put my money in my jeans, then roll my jeans up and use it as a pillow. When I shower, I take my "pillow" with me. I've had a few one hand showers in my time, LOL![/QUOTE]Billy sorry about the wedding plans.
I wouldnt worry too much I never saw her do more than 4 in the 1 day.
Apparently the guy had just stepped off the plane for an extended stay in PP.
They took from the suitcase while he was in the shower. I was told there were pool balls going out into the street and cues around the bar. Didnt get his money back though, and they were allowed back in to WA a couple of months later. Money didnt last them long hahaha.
So beware they may look innocent but they take anything they can get their hands on.
[QUOTE=Water Boy]Thanks, Billy Baht for the awesome report and photo.
Was the total cost: 10 for the girl and 4 for the room = $ 14. ??[/QUOTE]
Thanks WB :)
Correct $14 for girl and short time room
[QUOTE=Patarse]Billy sorry about the wedding plans.
I wouldnt worry too much I never saw her do more than 4 in the 1 day.
So beware they may look innocent but they take anything they can get their hands on.[/QUOTE]
Only 4 per day? Well, gotta think this through but I do lub her so much, LOL!
I hear ya Pat, they do steal. I'll bet her home village had the monster of all parties while she was hidding out back home, LOL!
[quote=iching]well aljazeera is a bit late with all this, been done with gary glitter and the press around the world. it would not surprise me if these were old reports. wake up aljazeera and actually report something happening now.[/quote]
al jazeera has pretty high standards among news agencies in spite of the feelings against it in america. it uses several high profile ex-bbc reporters and has a high degree of impartiality and transparency (if you're in hong kong, for instance, you get a better quality of news from aj than you do from cnn or bbc in se asia).
mongers go to pp generally looking for legitimate p4p. investigative journalists are looking for something quite different. there is little reason to doubt that they find it.
on the other hand, the gary glitter stories can easily bring unwarranted attention to legitimate mongers. much of the blame imo lies at the door of the george bush policies which recently linked cambodian eradication of **** to prostitution generally - and anti-condom use. awareness has been noticeably heightened, which is all to the good - i didn't see any children being offered for sale - but this is not to say it hasn't been sadly driven underground.
to its credit, al jazeera (while still giving space to contrary claims) suggests that it is mainly local trade that drives the atrocities, not foreigners.
To its credit, Al Jazeera (while still giving space to contrary claims) suggests that it is mainly local trade that drives the atrocities, not foreigners.[/QUOTE]
point taken chistopherd
And if you see the NGO posters and the NGO ads in the tourist magazines it is always a white guy hand in hand.
[QUOTE=Taloha]And if you see the NGO posters and the NGO ads in the tourist magazines it is always a white guy hand in hand.[/QUOTE]
In Beat Richner's poster/magazine, he's the only white guy. All the doctors he's trained are Cambodian (it's a policy point - he hates most of the NGOs). I think 'white guys' inspire confidence in foreign donors, rightly or wrongly. For instance, has anyone been ripped off by the Cambodian 'teach English at a local village' scam? This is not to imply that a lot - maybe most - NGOs don't have a clue. Cambodia is officially the recipient of the most badly-directed 'help' in history - thank-you U.N. But many NGOs from abroad (some good ones) are also non-white, particularly Japanese.