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Gun Farm
Cambodia - chiamattt - Thursday, April 6th, 2006 : goo
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Shane and I went to Cambodia a couple of years ago and shot a lot of guns. Oh it was so much fun. Anyway, we had our picture taken with the workers of the gun farm. I'm the one with the hole in the crotch of my shorts.
The gun farm was set up by the Kingdom of Cambodia's Armed forces. You may hear shit about people being able to shoot chickens and blow up cows...but that is a thing of the past. Cambodia is now a Buddhist Kingdom and so things like that are frowned upon and were not allowed at this gun farm.
Nevertheless, when it was done, the manager of the gun farm told me that they would go to farmers with old animals and the person who wanted to, lets say, blow up a cow with an RPG would give the farmer $150 for the animal. With that money the farmer could buy a calf or use the money for more pressing things. People in Cambodia make on average a dollar a day.
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Jamie: 7th Apr 2006 - 10:46 GMT
How interesting. Have i mentioned how much it rocks that you're posting stuff here lately? mooooooooooore
brad: wheres your fukin barrel plugs >:
CartLegger: how long you been in Asia?
chiamattt: Five years in Korea
Skonen: 15th Apr 2009 - 19:51 GMT
@Sam
Because firearms-safety is generally a priority at places like this....? LOL.
Tony: 12th Nov 2009 - 21:49 GMT
Hay, do you think David Hicks photo was taken in war torn fighting..you should think twice before putting shit like that on the net.Today a cut, copy, and past will have you on the ten most wanted list. If you enjoy doing that as I know the power you must feel, then take a photo and put it in your scrap book to show just your friends and family.Enoy Cambodia!
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