What's going in Saigon Now?

[KarenCee 3]

Jaysus the stuff I miss when I'm at work! It just ain't fair! *pouts*

Hmmm.....I feel the beginnings of a limerick forming in my mind... rhymes with "bang"......

[Mags 112]

[Fandango 1,439]

Don't mind Mags, she's drunk on Pimms

[s2convt 0]

^^^^^I like your cat pics^^^^^

[tmma 467]

I'm here too, guys!

ME TOO!!!

( late )

[KarenCee 3]

Yes yes yes....here's a song...goes with the familiar tune of "the wheels on the bus...."

The headboard on the bed goes bang bang bang

Bang Bang Bang

Bang Bang Bang

The headboard on the bed goes bang bang bang

All the night through!

[mRx 16]

We need to get this thread pinned, for real.

[AnaAndDaniel 0]

so, was this for real?

Daniel

:energetic:

[chuckandkim 0]

OP found out his girl wasn't banging anyone that he knows of.... Just a gut-check... Damn internet-lacking!!!!! I can't imagine when he actually lives with her, they probably will never leave the house.

[CK&Tydi 0]

OP found out his girl wasn't banging anyone that he knows of.... Just a gut-check... Damn internet-lacking!!!!! I can't imagine when he actually lives with her, they probably will never leave the house.

hhahahahahha. Need Viagra???????//

[Dustin Nila 0]

sorry for the reply, here what i found out in vietnam..

In May 2006 the Vietnam Army bought mobile telephone monitoring equipment worth half a million US dollars. The spy systems are called P-GSM systems and produced by the English company Silver Bullet. These monitoring systems are being used by the Vietnamese military and police to spy on conversations of Vietnamese citizens who speak to each other inside Vietnam and outside of the country. The Vietnamese military then arrests, tortures and sometimes even kills those arrested for merely speaking to people outside of the country. so this is why sometime phone systems are interrupted! Anyways, good lucks on ur case.

JK--DS

[David-Hien 11]

sorry for the reply, here what i found out in vietnam..

In May 2006 the Vietnam Army bought mobile telephone monitoring equipment worth half a million US dollars. The spy systems are called P-GSM systems and produced by the English company Silver Bullet. These monitoring systems are being used by the Vietnamese military and police to spy on conversations of Vietnamese citizens who speak to each other inside Vietnam and outside of the country. The Vietnamese military then arrests, tortures and sometimes even kills those arrested for merely speaking to people outside of the country. so this is why sometime phone systems are interrupted! Anyways, good lucks on ur case.

JK--DS

I hope that you didn't make the problem so much important.

The Vietnam government now only pay attention on the persons who are working on the political purpose. It doesnot matter if we talk to the person outside of Vietnam. If she was interrupted, I think, it's due to the financial problem (she didn't pay yet for the internet / telephone company) or the internet problem.

The only problem is the thoughts of people from two sides: Vietnam and USA government. We are the normal citizen and we are living the normal life, there is no reason for them to arrest anyone.

If you are afraid of being arrested by the Vietnamese police officer, you should not come back to VN, they may want to arrest you due to your scaring.

Hien

[Kevin and 10]

sorry for the reply, here what i found out in vietnam..

In May 2006 the Vietnam Army bought mobile telephone monitoring equipment worth half a million US dollars. The spy systems are called P-GSM systems and produced by the English company Silver Bullet. These monitoring systems are being used by the Vietnamese military and police to spy on conversations of Vietnamese citizens who speak to each other inside Vietnam and outside of the country. The Vietnamese military then arrests, tortures and sometimes even kills those arrested for merely speaking to people outside of the country. so this is why sometime phone systems are interrupted! Anyways, good lucks on ur case.

JK--DS

I hope that you didn't make the problem so much important.

The Vietnam government now only pay attention on the persons who are working on the political purpose. It doesnot matter if we talk to the person outside of Vietnam. If she was interrupted, I think, it's due to the financial problem (she didn't pay yet for the internet / telephone company) or the internet problem.

The only problem is the thoughts of people from two sides: Vietnam and USA government. We are the normal citizen and we are living the normal life, there is no reason for them to arrest anyone.

If you are afraid of being arrested by the Vietnamese police officer, you should not come back to VN, they may want to arrest you due to your scaring.

Hien

I've been to Viet Nam three times in the last year. I haven't had a problem dealing with any of the Officials, local or state, while traveling into, out of, or around Viet Nam. as long as your not breaking any laws you should be OK.

Internet, Phone, or power may have been cut off. The power seems to go out at least once a week for a few hours.