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On January 07 2010 08:09 DreaM)XeRO wrote:
not really true. alcohol toleration depends on body mass (height and weight)
im 6'1 and 180 lbs. i can hold my shit
a 5'2 120 Thai midget will not fare as well as i
This is false, besides the fact that Im only 2 years underage. My face starts getting red after maybe a can of regular Dry Asahi.
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On January 06 2010 11:41 JohnColtrane wrote:im not going to say anything since i got banned for a week last time User was almost banned for this post
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This is at least partially true.
On Chinese tables, hold down your liquor will get you massive respect.
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On January 07 2010 18:03 JohnColtrane wrote:Show nested quote +On January 06 2010 11:41 JohnColtrane wrote:On January 06 2010 11:41 intrigue wrote:
i hear asians have penises, T/F? im not going to say anything since i got banned for a week last time User was almost banned for this post :C
close call bro.
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I've never had soju, is it any good? I hear a lot of people mix it, but how's the taste straight?
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People:
Russia, at this point in history, is entirely in Asia. I hereby extend the definition of "Asian" to boundaries never before seen (in this thread)! Hereafter, Russians are Asians!
Let the vodka jokes commence?
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On January 07 2010 21:42 Hinanawi wrote:
I've never had soju, is it any good? I hear a lot of people mix it, but how's the taste straight?
It's overhyped. At half the strength of vodka you'd expect it to have half the strangth of taste, but most non-Koreans report they prefer vodka.
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Soju is sweet (Or maybe it's because I drink the plum one). Not as strong at the start, you won't get the sort of burning sensation of baiju or vodka. It is however stronger than Sake which is piss weak.
Good to drink cold though. I would never touch baiju or sake cold.
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On January 07 2010 22:21 Chill wrote:Show nested quote +On January 07 2010 21:42 Hinanawi wrote:
I've never had soju, is it any good? I hear a lot of people mix it, but how's the taste straight? It's overhyped. At half the strength of vodka you'd expect it to have half the strangth of taste, but most non-Koreans report they prefer vodka.
Yep, Vodka taste alot better.
But drinking soju when having Korean BBQ with some friends in a cozy restaurant in winter is superb. I love the way Koreans give respect to older when they pour them the drinks.
And younger Koreans have to turn their head not to face the older while they emty their cup, very strange, but cute 
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On January 07 2010 23:50 Caphe wrote:Show nested quote +On January 07 2010 22:21 Chill wrote:On January 07 2010 21:42 Hinanawi wrote:
I've never had soju, is it any good? I hear a lot of people mix it, but how's the taste straight? It's overhyped. At half the strength of vodka you'd expect it to have half the strangth of taste, but most non-Koreans report they prefer vodka. Yep, Vodka taste alot better. But drinking soju when having Korean BBQ with some friends in a cozy restaurant in winter is superb. I love the way Koreans give respect to older when they pour them the drinks. And younger Koreans have to turn their head not to face the older while they emty their cup, very strange, but cute
Really? I actually think that entire part of the culture is stupid.
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Soju is gross. The only reason I drink it in Korea is because it's so cheap.
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On January 08 2010 00:30 Chill wrote:Show nested quote +On January 07 2010 23:50 Caphe wrote:On January 07 2010 22:21 Chill wrote:On January 07 2010 21:42 Hinanawi wrote:
I've never had soju, is it any good? I hear a lot of people mix it, but how's the taste straight? It's overhyped. At half the strength of vodka you'd expect it to have half the strangth of taste, but most non-Koreans report they prefer vodka. Yep, Vodka taste alot better. But drinking soju when having Korean BBQ with some friends in a cozy restaurant in winter is superb. I love the way Koreans give respect to older when they pour them the drinks. And younger Koreans have to turn their head not to face the older while they emty their cup, very strange, but cute Really? I actually think that entire part of the culture is stupid.
theres nothing smart/stupid about that, its just custom.
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On January 08 2010 04:32 zulu_nation8 wrote:Show nested quote +On January 08 2010 00:30 Chill wrote:On January 07 2010 23:50 Caphe wrote:On January 07 2010 22:21 Chill wrote:On January 07 2010 21:42 Hinanawi wrote:
I've never had soju, is it any good? I hear a lot of people mix it, but how's the taste straight? It's overhyped. At half the strength of vodka you'd expect it to have half the strangth of taste, but most non-Koreans report they prefer vodka. Yep, Vodka taste alot better. But drinking soju when having Korean BBQ with some friends in a cozy restaurant in winter is superb. I love the way Koreans give respect to older when they pour them the drinks. And younger Koreans have to turn their head not to face the older while they emty their cup, very strange, but cute Really? I actually think that entire part of the culture is stupid. theres nothing smart/stupid about that, its just custom.
It is a custom. It is stupid.
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On January 08 2010 04:38 Chill wrote:Show nested quote +On January 08 2010 04:32 zulu_nation8 wrote:On January 08 2010 00:30 Chill wrote:On January 07 2010 23:50 Caphe wrote:On January 07 2010 22:21 Chill wrote:On January 07 2010 21:42 Hinanawi wrote:
I've never had soju, is it any good? I hear a lot of people mix it, but how's the taste straight? It's overhyped. At half the strength of vodka you'd expect it to have half the strangth of taste, but most non-Koreans report they prefer vodka. Yep, Vodka taste alot better. But drinking soju when having Korean BBQ with some friends in a cozy restaurant in winter is superb. I love the way Koreans give respect to older when they pour them the drinks. And younger Koreans have to turn their head not to face the older while they emty their cup, very strange, but cute Really? I actually think that entire part of the culture is stupid. theres nothing smart/stupid about that, its just custom. It is a custom. It is stupid.
See: taking off your hat when you enter a building
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On January 08 2010 04:38 Chill wrote:Show nested quote +On January 08 2010 04:32 zulu_nation8 wrote:On January 08 2010 00:30 Chill wrote:On January 07 2010 23:50 Caphe wrote:On January 07 2010 22:21 Chill wrote:On January 07 2010 21:42 Hinanawi wrote:
I've never had soju, is it any good? I hear a lot of people mix it, but how's the taste straight? It's overhyped. At half the strength of vodka you'd expect it to have half the strangth of taste, but most non-Koreans report they prefer vodka. Yep, Vodka taste alot better. But drinking soju when having Korean BBQ with some friends in a cozy restaurant in winter is superb. I love the way Koreans give respect to older when they pour them the drinks. And younger Koreans have to turn their head not to face the older while they emty their cup, very strange, but cute Really? I actually think that entire part of the culture is stupid. theres nothing smart/stupid about that, its just custom. It is a custom. It is stupid.
I think it's stupid taking off your hate when saying the pledge of allegiance
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On January 08 2010 04:48 TeH_Mentalist wrote:Show nested quote +On January 08 2010 04:38 Chill wrote:On January 08 2010 04:32 zulu_nation8 wrote:On January 08 2010 00:30 Chill wrote:On January 07 2010 23:50 Caphe wrote:On January 07 2010 22:21 Chill wrote:On January 07 2010 21:42 Hinanawi wrote:
I've never had soju, is it any good? I hear a lot of people mix it, but how's the taste straight? It's overhyped. At half the strength of vodka you'd expect it to have half the strangth of taste, but most non-Koreans report they prefer vodka. Yep, Vodka taste alot better. But drinking soju when having Korean BBQ with some friends in a cozy restaurant in winter is superb. I love the way Koreans give respect to older when they pour them the drinks. And younger Koreans have to turn their head not to face the older while they emty their cup, very strange, but cute Really? I actually think that entire part of the culture is stupid. theres nothing smart/stupid about that, its just custom. It is a custom. It is stupid. I think it's stupid taking off your hate when saying the pledge of allegiance
The world would be a better place if we all just took off our hate every once in a while
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On January 08 2010 04:48 TeH_Mentalist wrote:Show nested quote +On January 08 2010 04:38 Chill wrote:On January 08 2010 04:32 zulu_nation8 wrote:On January 08 2010 00:30 Chill wrote:On January 07 2010 23:50 Caphe wrote:On January 07 2010 22:21 Chill wrote:On January 07 2010 21:42 Hinanawi wrote:
I've never had soju, is it any good? I hear a lot of people mix it, but how's the taste straight? It's overhyped. At half the strength of vodka you'd expect it to have half the strangth of taste, but most non-Koreans report they prefer vodka. Yep, Vodka taste alot better. But drinking soju when having Korean BBQ with some friends in a cozy restaurant in winter is superb. I love the way Koreans give respect to older when they pour them the drinks. And younger Koreans have to turn their head not to face the older while they emty their cup, very strange, but cute Really? I actually think that entire part of the culture is stupid. theres nothing smart/stupid about that, its just custom. It is a custom. It is stupid. I think it's stupid taking off your hate when saying the pledge of allegiance
Are we going to list every custom we don't like now?
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On January 08 2010 04:38 Chill wrote:Show nested quote +On January 08 2010 04:32 zulu_nation8 wrote:On January 08 2010 00:30 Chill wrote:On January 07 2010 23:50 Caphe wrote:On January 07 2010 22:21 Chill wrote:On January 07 2010 21:42 Hinanawi wrote:
I've never had soju, is it any good? I hear a lot of people mix it, but how's the taste straight? It's overhyped. At half the strength of vodka you'd expect it to have half the strangth of taste, but most non-Koreans report they prefer vodka. Yep, Vodka taste alot better. But drinking soju when having Korean BBQ with some friends in a cozy restaurant in winter is superb. I love the way Koreans give respect to older when they pour them the drinks. And younger Koreans have to turn their head not to face the older while they emty their cup, very strange, but cute Really? I actually think that entire part of the culture is stupid. theres nothing smart/stupid about that, its just custom. It is a custom. It is stupid.
my point is i don't think customs should be criticized so easily.
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