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His name "Con Nhỏ" means "little boy/guy". The man is very aggressive. He acts as if he is in Vietnam.
Ah I see. So he's a "little boy" who acts like a " big guy".
By the way, I find the picture hilarious because Kohsantepheap didn't seem to care about the officer who stands beside Con Nho. The man must be very sleepy. I guess he must be laughing hard at the pic when he read the newspaper the next day.
Ah.. yeah,.. haha... the police officer seems tired than Con Nhỏ :)
hi there,
seserak, now, i know who u r. really glad to know this. real proud of u my man. ur talent is just more than describable. anyway, thanks for ur comment to my article about "healthy nationalism".
sim vireak
Hi Bong Vireak,
Thanks for dropping by at my blog. I like reading your writings too. Keep going.
Cheers!
vc
It resembles Kyunghyang Shinmun of South Korea.