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(04-16-2017 12:17 PM)whiteknightrises Wrote:  

yea it's an unfortunate trend in asia, lots of girls who would be much hotter if they had long hair cut it short

Short hair can be better than long...
... as long as she:

• regularly trims it
• keeps her now easily visable roots dyed
• picks a style which fits her face structure
• it still looks feminine
  

And if anything goes at all wrong, she'll be stuck looking worse for months. Mid/Long hair is safest for most girls.

This is what I mean by short

[Mr. Scumbag]

How accessible are steroids in Nam? Or do you need to go over to Thailand to get it?

[MongolianAbroad]

(03-10-2014 08:48 PM)Elim Wrote:  

(03-10-2014 05:22 PM)Sweet Pea Wrote:  

I'm still saving up money right now, but I will be moving to Saigon between the beginning of May and the end of June, and I plan on staying for at least a year. Girls online seem much more attractive and have better personalities than the average American girl. I'm working on getting a job teaching English, but it's somewhat difficult since schools seem to hire on a shorter time frame than other countries in Asia. In addition, typically they want in person interviews. Anyway, good to hear there are other forum members out there. Keep us posted.

I really hope you get down here ASAP. My understanding is once you do get over here, you will have no trouble finding teaching work assuming you are white and have a college degree. I kind of wish I had my diploma with me right now. I have no idea where it is, and would not prefer that someone tear up my entire room to find it.

I've noticed there's a TON of jobs in Vietnam, which is pretty interesting compared to the Phils.

So what's the deal with the diploma? We're supposed to bring our actual diploma to Vietnam? Or a copy will suffice? Mine's oversized if I remember correctly, that sounds crazy to bring it to Vietnam.

[TruePro]

How is Vietnam compared to South America?
I'm planning my first trip to SEA, and I'm quite hesitant about where to go.

[EndsExpect]

(04-11-2017 02:08 AM)Freebird Flying Wrote:  

How old are you? Are there also a lot of expats living there in HCMC?

I'm late 30's. All of the expats I know in HCMC are over 50 and married to local women. One of my better friends is pushing 70 and married to an early 40's local girl. They are trying pretty hard for a baby, but it might not happen due to her age.

I like Vietnam. I like it because I get along with the guys really well and I genuinely like the women. I really feel that if you just come to this country for a couple quick bangs you are seriously missing out.

[tobehero]

Who's in HCMC ? Up for meeting / beer / gaming.