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11-01-2017 , 05:02 AM
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Originally Posted by 5 south
PT,
Congrats again on your baby. The only advice I can give from very limited experience is plan for your maternity leave. You're going to be gone from the job for a solid 5 days and will probably want/need more.
I've instructed my girlfriend to have the baby on one of my days off.

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11-01-2017 , 09:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Loc0dice
No one is a non hooker in cambodia lmao
so this means you never get laid without paying basically right? and when i say you, i mean you specifically.

it seems like prostitution is the norm for picking up girls in this thread but i'm not really into the idea, do any of you guys go out and pick up actual girls? or use tinder to do so?
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11-01-2017 , 09:24 AM
Most of the girls on tinder are hookers also (or ladyboys)
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11-01-2017 , 10:07 AM
Yea for sure me, btw i dont pay them to have sex, i pay them to leave there is the difference
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11-01-2017 , 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Loc0dice
Yea for sure me, btw i dont pay them to have sex, i pay them to leave there is the difference
sad life bro
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11-01-2017 , 05:51 PM
I know, i wouldnt wanna be a hooker either "bro"
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11-01-2017 , 05:58 PM
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Originally Posted by druren
do any of you guys go out and pick up actual girls? or use tinder to do so?
Out as in outside the country in Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam... sure
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11-01-2017 , 06:45 PM
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Originally Posted by IDNnotriggedobv
No, it definitely isnt. It's common in lower class people all around the world though.
These guys are the equivalent of the mullet dudes that loves denim and their stripper/dive bar "ladies".

Of couse she's fine with you plowing other girls, she and her sister want nothing more than to get away from even fatter guys than you. Now she's got safe money forever and she's lost the need to bang even fatter dudes. Though she'd probably be worried if she knew about your interest in childish looking girls, now that you've got 2 kids the temptation might be too hard for you.
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11-01-2017 , 07:43 PM
Rewket is back?
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11-01-2017 , 09:54 PM
Someone forgot to take his bipolar medications today
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11-01-2017 , 10:21 PM
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Originally Posted by IDNnotriggedobv
No, it definitely isnt. It's common in lower class people all around the world though.
These guys are the equivalent of the mullet dudes that loves denim and their stripper/dive bar "ladies".

Of couse she's fine with you plowing other girls, she and her sister want nothing more than to get away from even fatter guys than you. Now she's got safe money forever and she's lost the need to bang even fatter dudes. Though she'd probably be worried if she knew about your interest in childish looking girls, now that you've got 2 kids the temptation might be too hard for you.
90% of the reason I stopped posting on 2+2
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11-01-2017 , 11:57 PM
Lol at the family values brigade showing up.
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11-02-2017 , 12:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Yazzx
90% of the reason I stopped posting on 2+2
I'm curious what's the other 10%?
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11-02-2017 , 12:36 AM
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Originally Posted by LonelyBox
I'm curious what's the other 10%?
My mullet.

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11-02-2017 , 03:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Yazzx
90% of the reason I stopped posting on 2+2
F*ck the haters. Probably some bitter guy spending 3h in the crammed tube in London everyday, slave to a 25 year mortgage in an unsafe neighborhood with a fat wife.

Guys living the life have better things to do.
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11-02-2017 , 04:58 AM
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Originally Posted by iLiveInAsia
F*ck the haters. Probably some bitter guy spending 3h in the crammed tube in London everyday, slave to a 25 year mortgage in an unsafe neighborhood with a fat wife.

Guys living the life have better things to do.
Nah this is another account of Rewket/botsonparty. This the guy went busto in Thailand,scammed bunch of people with bodog accounts (selling accounts with vpn access and when bodog banned them he disapeared) Heard a ton more stories about him but this 2. I am sure are true. He keeps comming back to 2+2 again and again thinking that by flaming and berating others somehow he is going to make himself less of a loser than he really is.

poker_triad don't get discouraged by some miserable ****tard that is a total loser. I mean your post are one of the reason why I already plan to go to Cambodia next year (and I have been married for a while and don't do any bargirls stuff etc.) You did an amzing job with making Cambodia and your Poker Club look like a super friendly and hospitable place I could go and meet some nice friendly people.

Mods could you ban Rewket/botsonparty/idnotrigged again?? Maybe you could use some IP block with him. It is clear he just keep coming back for some ******ed reasons.
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11-02-2017 , 11:29 AM
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Originally Posted by KptBomba
poker_triad don't get discouraged by some miserable ****tard that is a total loser. I mean your post are one of the reason why I already plan to go to Cambodia next year (and I have been married for a while and don't do any bargirls stuff etc.) You did an amzing job with making Cambodia and your Poker Club look like a super friendly and hospitable place I could go and meet some nice friendly people.
Thanks for the kind words. My portrayal of Cambodia and the poker room stems from the fact that I really do love living here and working for the Riverking. And no worries on the troll; I usually just don't respond.

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11-02-2017 , 11:38 AM
It's a holiday week here in Cambodia with the king's birthday earlier in the week and the water festival this weekend. The week started out slow in the room so I was glad to see things pick up today with both $2-$5 hold'em and $5-$5 omaha running. I've spent the last two nights relaxing a bit as I've been hitting it pretty hard. I did manage to go to the Red Fox last night and chop first on their tournament as my superior skills reigned over the six others that played it; like I said it's been a slow week. Two nights ago though my girlfriend got a bit upset at me as I came home reeking of the girls I was hanging with in the bars. I did have some fun but I didn't do much more than what's on the video below.



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11-03-2017 , 01:55 AM
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Originally Posted by poker_triad
Thanks for the kind words. My portrayal of Cambodia and the poker room stems from the fact that I really do love living here and working for the Riverking. And no worries on the troll; I usually just don't respond.

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Respect for your response, it's obvious who the adult is............
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11-03-2017 , 04:43 AM
Any infos on obtaining a drivers license in Cambo if you never had one?

Planning a US roadtrip in the future but I don't have a DL.

Not looking to stay in Cambo for long, 2 months max.

How likely is it that an agent can sort this out and at what price?
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11-03-2017 , 12:14 PM
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Originally Posted by iLiveInAsia
Any infos on obtaining a drivers license in Cambo if you never had one?

Planning a US roadtrip in the future but I don't have a DL.

Not looking to stay in Cambo for long, 2 months max.

How likely is it that an agent can sort this out and at what price?
http://www.movetocambodia.com/living...iving-license/
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11-03-2017 , 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by iLiveInAsia
Any infos on obtaining a drivers license in Cambo if you never had one?

Planning a US roadtrip in the future but I don't have a DL.

Not looking to stay in Cambo for long, 2 months max.

How likely is it that an agent can sort this out and at what price?
When I was living in Sihanoukville, the real estate agent who found my apartment also rented me a moto and obtained for me a driver's license. All it took was a small fee and my American driver's license. As long as the license is not close to expiring there are no issues. This was to drive a moto and I assume it's a similar process for a license to drive a car.

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11-03-2017 , 04:29 PM
I wouldn't be comfortable driving a car in Cambodia, especially outside Phnom Penh, but that's just me...
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11-03-2017 , 04:29 PM
Fairly subdued night as I had a date night with the Mrs after work. I even asked the new floor man to come in a bit early so we could eat at a decent hour. We ended up going to a nice restaurant not too far from our home and the Riverking called Bouchon Wine Bar. I've always wanted to try this place out and glad I finally did as it was amazing. The food was excellent with a great decor for the restaurant and they had what seemed like an endless selection of wine. We ordered three courses and for a fine dining establishment the bill wasn't too high at $38. The only thing I didn't take a picture of was my girlfriend's steak as she likes it well done and I can't bring myself to photograph that.

Work was work as we continue to be fairly busy with both hold'em and Omaha games. We couldn't get the $2-$5 NLH today but managed a second game of $5-$5 Omaha. We continue to see some new faces and the return of some familiar ones. The hotel is now fully booked so we had to start putting some players in an alternate location. The dealers and I had a really productive meeting yesterday and they all seem to be on board with what we're trying to do so I'm happy about that. More importantly they seem to be in better spirits as of late, which I really appreciate since they've had to work some really long hours the past few months. We finally got some help in that department as we brought on a new member and are training her right now. Her first turn in the box was a bit painful but I suppose that's to be expected. All in all we really do have the best staff of any poker room I've ever been around and that includes the servers.

I think I'll try to spend one more night in tomorrow and get some more rest before I go buck wild on Sunday night before my days off. But you never know I guess as the nightlife here is a difficult temptation to resist. I ran super good in the $2-$5 game the other day which turned out to be timely. My girlfriend's father has been ill as of late so I gave her some money to cover his recent medical bills. We're pretty well stocked on all the baby stuff, but we do have a doctor's appointment coming up Monday and I suppose those will only increase in frequency. Thanks to 5South who texted me today with some really helpful information regarding matters related to childbirth; much appreciated.

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11-03-2017 , 04:32 PM
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Originally Posted by LonelyBox
I wouldn't be comfortable driving a car in Cambodia, especially outside Phnom Penh, but that's just me...
Probably more difficult to drive one in Phnom Penh. You should have been here this week with the Water Festival going on. Traffic was absolutely insane.

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