BLM wrote:

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khonthakek wrote:

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for you whom never enough of her.

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WOW! Is it her whom I call “Sexy Amy”? J If she is then I can’t be wrong signifying her as one of the most glamorous Laotian ladies. I admit though that I have a hard time keeping off my innocent eyes and dirty mind of her then I lasciviously gaze at all over the undenying sexually appealing body.  My sentimental feeling of love for her is greater than the mountain, deeper than the Ocean and for sure longer than the Mekong River.  Thank you once again for sharing this great photo-Khonthakek, Louk Phor Seekhod. I am sure you are not gay and I assume you like her too. Forgive me for being silly.

Rip! To her our intelligent lady.

BLM

 

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How could one possibly have the audacity to even ask me why I wouldn’t like those ladies?  But frankly though, I think he needs to set himself free from enmity because his silly question only represents his spite and envy.  By comparing loveable, intellectual “Amy” to them, is as if he is completely lost in his own little world and not knowing the definition of reality.  She is more like an angel from heaven to me and with her tanned complexion, long hair weaving in the air; surely add a touch of beauty.  Can he not see?  It certainly does not take a brain of a rocket scientist to figure this out and delusion exists only if he is unwilling to agree with me; but that’s fine though because we do have different tastes in selecting our own lady. The truth is, most of us Laotian men including SeeHarHed, Louk PhorseeKhod  Khonthakhek and me-BLM would rather embrace Amy in our arms passionately.

BLM

BLM wrote:

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for you whom never enough of her.

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WOW! Is it her whom I call “Sexy Amy”? J If she is then I can’t be wrong signifying her as one of the most glamorous Laotian ladies. I admit though that I have a hard time keeping off my innocent eyes and dirty mind of her then I lasciviously gaze at all over the undenying sexually appealing body.  My sentimental feeling of love for her is greater than the mountain, deeper than the Ocean and for sure longer than the Mekong River.  Thank you once again for sharing this great photo-Khonthakek, Louk Phor Seekhod. I am sure you are not gay and I assume you like her too. Forgive me for being silly.

Rip! To her our intelligent lady.

BLM

 

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How could one possibly have the audacity to even ask me why I wouldn’t like those ladies?  But frankly though, I think he needs to set himself free from enmity because his silly question only represents his spite and envy.  By comparing loveable, intellectual “Amy” to them, is as if he is completely lost in his own little world and not knowing the definition of reality.  She is more like an angel from heaven to me and with her tanned complexion, long hair weaving in the air; surely add a touch of beauty.  Can he not see?  It certainly does not take a brain of a rocket scientist to figure this out and delusion exists only if he is unwilling to agree with me; but that’s fine though because we do have different tastes in selecting our own lady. The truth is, most of us Laotian men including SeeHarHed, Louk PhorseeKhod  Khonthakhek and me-BLM would rather embrace Amy in our arms passionately.

BLM

 

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Any of you who would want to see more of Amy Chanthavong, please let me know because I have her sexy photos.

BLM

Anonymous wrote:

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These girls are also presenting Laos in Laos, why you guys don't like them?
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No offense to the poster of this question but take note of what you've written.... these "girls".... Amy is a lady. From this alone they are not comparable. Amy signifies matured intelligence and beauty that is wondrous enough to make her crowned Ms. Asia-USA. While the "girls" exemplifies the typical youth... immature,  identity-seeking, adventurous and easy-going. I can not even say that they are an epitome for the youth as their fashion taste alone needs a little bit more fixing. But Im not discounting that they have talent, confidence and desire to create a niche in the entertainment world. I only wish the best for them and hope that they will turn out more mature and stylish as they grow older and maybe accomplish something that is equivalent to what Amy had at this point. Just please stop comparing and it does not mean that local ladies are looked down at. These are just basic facts.

Peace!

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I took his question as an insult to Amy and that's why I improvised the poem above.
Comparing ordinary singers to Miss Asian America is unthinkable.

BLM