Sunday, March 30, 2008

Dith Pran Dies At 65

From The Gothamist and The New York Times.

12 comments:

  1. I feel sad for him, now both Dith Pran and "Ng Hon", the character in Killing Field were died. They brought me to many memory in 1986, the moive touched me heart

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  2. War correspondents are just crazy. I am an admirer of their works.

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  3. Anonymous10:27 AM

    That's an exciting profession. They may not earn much, but they get all the girls.

    a war-correspndent wannabe

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  4. with his D70, our Professor Black can do the job much better, EDC used his D70 to get all the girls without the risk of his life

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  5. Robert Capa came to mind. He had a relationship with Ingrid Bergman. And he lived his mantra to the very end and died on the job. "If your pictures aren't good enough, you are not close enough." He got close enough to get himself killed by a land mine.

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  6. Anonymous10:39 AM

    Beautiful women like dangerous men.

    a war correspondent wannabe

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  7. Just get yourself any beat up Canon 1D series camera, and a couple of wide angles. You can pass off as a seasoned war journalist w/out any trouble.
    you know the history, current events, and can talk the talk.
    you'll get the chicks.

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  8. Anonymous11:09 AM

    But you have been away from Asia for too long, you don't know or you romantically forget that Asian women only respect/admire money in this part of the world.

    A lonely heart in Asia

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  9. First of all, there are always women who are simple and naive enough to not believe in money.

    Second of all, you have the dough so why the bitching?

    Stop giving yourself excuses, just go out and do it. You know what, you just have to say Hello in the subway, to strike a conversation. Do something you have never done before.

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  10. the guy like "NATO", "NO action, talk only", hard plastic guy

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  11. Dith Pran would be proud of our exchange here.

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  12. Lonely Heart in Asia is still waiting for the perfect woman to come into his life.

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