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its incredibly difficult to look at something in hindsight to then hypothesis a different outcome when you know the outcome of what already happened, if that makes sense.

my cousin (born in lao) who has been living in japan doing is post grad and just recently came and visited here in australia said that the internet is incredibly slow in laos, slower than dial up.

thank you for letting people know about this book, i will be buying and reading this sometime in the near future :)

Oh right yeah they have the whole movie! cheers

Hi, does anyone know where I can get a copy of this movie, preferably with english subtitles as well?

My god after over a year I finally get my hands on a copy! Here's a copy: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=9AV0J1HN I plan to buy it when the DVD release comes out to show my support

DAMN! i'm still looking///...

any heads up plsss??!!

Plot summary: The epic story of a family forced to emigrate from Laos after the chaos of the secret air war waged by the U.S. during the Vietnam War. Kuras has spent the last 23 years chronicling the family's extraordinary journey in this deeply personal, poetic, and emotional film. I was...

I read it somewhere that his parents were seperated by the Laotian government in the 70s. If I remember correctly, his dad (John Everingham) was the journalist who brought his wife to Thailand by swimming across Mekong. Their story was actually made a movie called "Love is Forever" "Based on...

do it :D

www.googlelaos.com some form of entertainment :)

i've always disputed how laos is poor, the fact is we're poor by "western" standards, laotians don't make as much money compared to other nations due to the currency rate but laos is going along fine. laotian people are very content and happy with their lives, even the people in the country live...

they actually made a movie about his parents escaping laos

^i just did a height converter and it came out 5'10 so i was right about the dutch?

guys you can watch the series on youtube :) and it is sad, i always thought to myself what if i was in aya's predicament..? i see myself as not a strong person, seeing aya fight on like that is truly inspirational. i balled my eyes out when she started to lose hope and showed signs of giving...

^the dutch? something in their food, i can't remember. i'm 178cm so.. 5'10 i think

^haha yeah, they were something I could relate to back in my youthful days. I found a download link on SW http://www.sarnworld.com/discuzz/index.php...&hl=my+girl :yahoo:

Has anyone seen this movie? I enjoyed it quite abit :blush: Jeab and Noi Nah were adorable characters

i'm sick thus > thinking negative thoughts thus > not in a happy mood

shit reagan, any forum that relates to lao, i see you. lol

is that kaoklai? holy shit how bout when he takes on mighty mo! i prefer buakaw tho

^unless you're a rebel or a threat to the govt, then no. laos is a very safe country no i don't think that validates a murder. if there is any muder in laos, it would be because of your political views, rebels or you are getting robbed. but today laos is a very safe country, it all depends...

oh really? why's that? i'm always scared of eating on my bed b/c then it would be infested with ants *cringes*

mmmmmmmm indeed ur a supaflyy girl

i guess me family has been westernized now, before we use to eat on the floor but now its always on the table, even when there's a family party it's always on a table now.

YESSS beerlao is tha best, but i sobered up LOL. no more alco for me. are you lao?

^there's different taste to it because they use thai/lao ingredients http://thai-laos-food.blogspot.com/2007/01...oodle-soup.html

pho is vietnamese, but there are lao-style pho.

use torrents to watch it. i've seen this, i loved this more than my sassy girl. this one was more emotional

isan people are like laotians in terms of culture etc.. but they have assimilated into thai culture and call themselves "thai" not "lao"so they are thai people.

what an odd rumour :blink: i'd rather not post my pic cause then maybe the people in this thread will recognise me haha

fued between laotians and thai people date back since the kingdoms of siam and lan xang. but recently there are some thai people who look down on laotians, just like how americans look down on canadians, australians looking down on new zealanders etc... i personally don't have anything against...

*gasp* ur friend misty is a hottie :wub:

i went through this whole thread.. and i've recognised a couple of people on this forum haha. small world indeed.

when i was in thailand, the people working in the hotel were saying that i could become a thai model :huh: :huh: i'm assuming standards aren't too high in thailand :lol:

i live in sydney and i'll be going to LNY, last couple of years i was hanging out with some dudes playing in the water fights. last year i spent my time with my ex. this year i'll be doing something more traditional like helping out with the duk baht, watching the performances like muay thai...

this has been buggin me.. someone said on another forum that this is ting.. but she looks different in the pics someone posted in thread

australia.

look at my username haha

beautiful, where were those last pics taken? i never visited there when i was in laos

fantastic read and very inspiri, the classic laotian diaspora story. well done to him

i already knew what was expected so there wasn't any culture shock for me. when i first went there which was 2 years ago, i loved it very much. i want to live there when i retire, i just hope it doesn't change too much when i live there haha

pics of your dress?

i didn't know there were laotians in south australia, are there many of them there.?