EPTPretty damn epic.
http://blackoutkorea.blogspot.com/
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zeonmx
United States111 Posts
Pretty damn epic. http://blackoutkorea.blogspot.com/ | ||
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29 fps
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paper
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zeonmx
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Boonbag
France3318 Posts
actually this was prolly the best blog I ever read. Thank you. | ||
NeverGG
United Kingdom5399 Posts
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GTR
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![[image loading]](http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_jUXz0SEFIy4/S-Zn6r0tfZI/AAAAAAAAAbw/WZ8JwXA7FBc/s400/IMG_4499.JPG) what the fuck so random hahaha =[ | ||
Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
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phosphorylation
United States2935 Posts
i wished they would get the fuck out of country if they are only in for the money and easy girls (some korean girls go crazy over white guys) http://blackoutkorea.blogspot.com/2009/11/marmite-blackout.html this one (including comments) sort of confirms my beliefs to clarify, it's not the fact that they take these pictures; they are pretty funny indeed the ways that they caption it and also not bother to mosaic the faces is what i refer to | ||
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moopie
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omninmo
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phosphorylation
United States2935 Posts
http://koreanrumdiary.blogspot.com/2010/01/get-fuck-out.html makes me really really sick and i have seen so many of these that it's ridiculous | ||
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Boonbag
France3318 Posts
On May 11 2010 17:27 phosphorylation wrote: i wished they would get the fuck out of country if they are only in for the money and easy girls (korean girls go crazy over white guys) Maybe that is the real issue ? | ||
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Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
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phosphorylation
United States2935 Posts
but yes, there is a problem with that and i do dislike those types of girls (who often tend to be super promiscuous) at the same time, i do acknowledge that legit korean female-white male couples exist, but they are very very few but there is also a problem with the white chaps who aren't quite able to make back in their country, come to korea, reap the benefits of easy money (english teaching) and easy girls while doing a terrible, half-assed job of teaching and back at their computers, complain and spew hatred about korea (you should really look at some of these blogs; some of the claims they make are absurd) all the while, their egos inflated, acting as if they are some kind of white kings of course, korea has full bag of her problems and uncomfortable truths the issue is, these people completely exaggerate and only divulge these aspects but more importantly, they do so with an absolutely lack of respect for the korean people and much condescension of course, the fact that they are being disgusting opportunists in korea don't help either | ||
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sk`
Japan442 Posts
That PC bit said, this blog is amazing. In Japan there's no shortage of salarymen near dead from drinking too much loitering the train stations at night. Come early the next day and they still haven't shoveled up all the puke. It just stuns me that people can get so stupid about consumption. Honestly, if sites like these blossomed, people might think twice about getting so piss drunk. | ||
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saritenite
Singapore1680 Posts
On May 11 2010 17:10 NeverGG wrote: It's pretty pathetic imho. Especially the foreigners who really should have more sense when they're in a country where they don't speak the language (there are exceptions to this of course) and their behavior reflects badly upon those us who don't drink to excess. Omg you're back!~ :D :D Hope you've settled everything already~ | ||
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phosphorylation
United States2935 Posts
in any case, it beats out flat-out racism, which you will find is directed against koreans (and asians) in parts of europe and america if they actually made an effort to learn the language and actually become more adapted to the culture (isn't that what foreigners are supposed to do in any country?), i am sure they will be better received and in honesty, koreans always try to be courteous and friendly to foreigners anyway except for a few older types | ||
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sk`
Japan442 Posts
Well, I can only tell you to not say things like that until you've lived in the other side's shoes. I'm a decently mannered contributing member of this society who doesn't little the local subway with puke. However, my existance here is filled with constant checks, re-checks, and general harassment designed by the government to make me want to leave. Somedays it works. Most it doesn't. This said, xenophobia can quickly change to racism and typically is intermixed. While being in more remote suburban areas I have has actual rocks fly past my head... the culprit nowhere in site. I hear the derogatory term of forgeiner so much I have grown to dislike the polite term. I speak the language fluently; sometimes better than nationals, I pay taxes, bills, etc., yet I am significantly treated like a second class member of society. Again, I can only comment for Japan... but I imagine Korea is similar. But, I must say, I knew all of this going into it so I'm not really trying to say woes-is-me. Yeah, there's shit in my soup, but I guess I like the taste. | ||
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phosphorylation
United States2935 Posts
and certainly you sound much more balanced and fair (and actually make an effort to be a good citizen while also learning language) than many of these expats however, i can't really envision that koreans would throw rocks at foreigners the strange and possibly annoying ways they treat foreigners solely root from curiosity and/or ignorance, and very very rarely hatred also, i sympathize with your annoyance with the gov't, but that may -- i have a feeling -- have to do more with just the stupidity and efficiency of the bureaucracy rather than actual racism also, there are always going to be some inconveniences/injustices if you leave your home country; this applies even to me, who moved from korea to US 10 years ago this is inevitable and something that immigrants should expect to persevere | ||
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Dr.Kill-Joy
United States627 Posts
On May 11 2010 17:10 NeverGG wrote: It's pretty pathetic imho. Especially the foreigners who really should have more sense when they're in a country where they don't speak the language (there are exceptions to this of course) and their behavior reflects badly upon those us who don't drink to excess. So it's ok for Koreans to drink excessively in their country but it is not ok for anyone else to do it? Silence In that last picture is he taking a shit? | ||
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MutaDoom
Canada1163 Posts
http://thechive.com/2009/07/22/drunks-can-do-yoga-too-10-photos/ | ||
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NeverGG
United Kingdom5399 Posts
On May 11 2010 19:13 Dr.Kill-Joy wrote: So it's ok for Koreans to drink excessively in their country but it is not ok for anyone else to do it? Silence In that last picture is he taking a shit? Did I say that? No, I didn't. It's equally stupid and dangerous for people to do this regardless of their nationality. Even in somewhere as safe as Korea anything could happen to you while you're passed out in public - from mugging to assault. | ||
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Boonbag
France3318 Posts
On May 11 2010 20:26 NeverGG wrote: Did I say that? No, I didn't. It's equally stupid and dangerous for people to do this regardless of their nationality. Even in somewhere as safe as Korea anything could happen to you while you're passed out in public - from mugging to assault. to random foreigners taking pictures ! | ||
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sk`
Japan442 Posts
I wish it was as simple as government stupidity, but actually... since they don't want the resident military force to transition to residents they create a ton of barriers for Americans to get visas; however, if I was British, Canadian, or any other white country, it would be a cake walk. Japanese tend to be exceptionally mild-mannered, so the notion of them throwing rocks is inconceivable; however, if there's anything you learn quickly about humans, they will always exceed your imagination and rarely in ways you had wished for. | ||
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OhThatDang
United States4685 Posts
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Chill
Calgary26003 Posts
On May 11 2010 17:10 NeverGG wrote: It's pretty pathetic imho. Especially the foreigners who really should have more sense when they're in a country where they don't speak the language (there are exceptions to this of course) and their behavior reflects badly upon those us who don't drink to excess. Should I bring an oxygen tank to breathe if I come visit you on Judgment Mountain? | ||
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Chill
Calgary26003 Posts
http://textsfromkoreangirls.blogspot.com/ | ||
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Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
one day she'll experience the true culture of korea | ||
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FraCuS
United States1072 Posts
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zOula...
United States898 Posts
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BlueRoyaL
United States2493 Posts
On May 12 2010 04:28 Rekrul wrote: nevergg is just jealous that she has never experienced living life (getting so drunk you black out) like 99% of the population of seoul korea has one day she'll experience the true culture of korea SOJU WHEEE haha no actually, although i am korean, i fucking hate soju. most worthless disgusting alcohol (okay, not the WORST, but bordering it) i've tried. tastes like rubbing alcohol; not that i've tried rubbing alcohol, but i feel like that's how it would taste when i drink soju. The drunk i get off soju is kinda different, i always end up with headaches. but meh, it's cheap, it gets the job done. I remember this day i watched a korean movie w/ some friends, watched some actor CHUG bottle after bottle of soju, so i was like okay psh. went to a bar, and gulped down a soju straight from the bottle and ended up with the fukin nastiest headache ever. i prefer GOOD, RICH liquor. fuck that nasty cheap shit | ||
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NeverGG
United Kingdom5399 Posts
On May 12 2010 04:28 Rekrul wrote: nevergg is just jealous that she has never experienced living life (getting so drunk you black out) like 99% of the population of seoul korea has one day she'll experience the true culture of korea No thank you. I have more common sense than to do things as stupid as getting this drunk. I also have more fulfilling ways to spend my time and money. People can do what they like in Korea in relation to drinking and partying. That doesn't mean I have to do the same. | ||
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Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
On May 12 2010 07:56 NeverGG wrote: No thank you. I have more common sense than to do things as stupid as getting this drunk. I also have more fulfilling ways to spend my time and money. People can do what they like in Korea in relation to drinking and partying. That doesn't mean I have to do the same. can u give me some help then? for me drinking and partying are the only fulfilling things in my life. what else is there? | ||
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Chill
Calgary26003 Posts
On May 12 2010 07:56 NeverGG wrote: No thank you. I have more common sense than to do things as stupid as getting this drunk. I also have more fulfilling ways to spend my time and money. People can do what they like in Korea in relation to drinking and partying. That doesn't mean I have to do the same. Oh my God you are approaching critical pressure, get that space suit on. Come on, no one squeezes 100% value out of every second of their lives. In fact, most people have hours to kill each day. For me personally, some of my best memories with friends involve heavy drinking. | ||
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phosphorylation
United States2935 Posts
nevergg's initial complaint about expats in korea, while possibly nosy, is still pretty legit because an disproportionate number of expats in korea tend to be drunkards/bad characters there is no need to slam down on her way of living unless you can prove that your way of living (drinking and partying) is inarguably superior (not for you, but for her or other people) but i believe you will find that quite difficult | ||
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Chill
Calgary26003 Posts
On May 12 2010 09:01 phosphorylation wrote: why dont people accept that different people have different ways of living their lives nevergg's initial complaint about expats in korea, while possibly nosy, is still pretty legit because an disproportionate number of expats in korea tend to be drunkards/bad characters there is no need to slam down on her way of living unless you can prove that your way of living (drinking and partying) is inarguably superior (not for you, but for her or other people) but i believe you will find that quite difficult Okay Mr. white knight. You will notice she calls it pathetic so I don't think she's free of your final line. | ||
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phosphorylation
United States2935 Posts
but of course, these pics by themselves don't merit her calling them that pretty stupid? probably, but not necessarily pathetic | ||
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yesplz
United States295 Posts
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zeonmx
United States111 Posts
On May 11 2010 18:32 sk` wrote: In Japan there's no shortage of salarymen near dead from drinking too much loitering the train stations at night. Come early the next day and they still haven't shoveled up all the puke. It just stuns me that people can get so stupid about consumption. Sounds like any other parts of asian countries. | ||
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Mickey
United States2606 Posts
On May 13 2010 03:32 zeonmx wrote: Sounds like any other parts of asian countries. I think it has more to do with laws regarding public drunkenness. | ||
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Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
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kainzero
United States5211 Posts
in america, you pass out in public, you will probably wake up without your wallet and with blood coming out of your butthole. according to this post, you pass out in korea, people laugh at you on a blog but other than that you're fine. and based on a reply, you can do the same in japan. that's a testament to how safe those countries are! | ||
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Boonbag
France3318 Posts
On May 13 2010 04:24 kainzero wrote: i think it's awesome that you can pass out in public and not have anything really bad happen to you. in america, you pass out in public, you will probably wake up without your wallet and with blood coming out of your butthole. according to this post, you pass out in korea, people laugh at you on a blog but other than that you're fine. and based on a reply, you can do the same in japan. that's a testament to how safe those countries are! Couldn't agree more on this. And that's why Korea is so close to our heart (anyone whot's been there). | ||
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meaculpa
United States119 Posts
On May 11 2010 18:46 sk` wrote: phos: Well, I can only tell you to not say things like that until you've lived in the other side's shoes. I'm a decently mannered contributing member of this society who doesn't little the local subway with puke. However, my existance here is filled with constant checks, re-checks, and general harassment designed by the government to make me want to leave. Somedays it works. Most it doesn't. This said, xenophobia can quickly change to racism and typically is intermixed. While being in more remote suburban areas I have has actual rocks fly past my head... the culprit nowhere in site. I hear the derogatory term of forgeiner so much I have grown to dislike the polite term. I speak the language fluently; sometimes better than nationals, I pay taxes, bills, etc., yet I am significantly treated like a second class member of society. Again, I can only comment for Japan... but I imagine Korea is similar. But, I must say, I knew all of this going into it so I'm not really trying to say woes-is-me. Yeah, there's shit in my soup, but I guess I like the taste. Wow, despite all that your experience is still so bad? Makes me wonder how much trouble that one black guy had. He had a site and all where he got kanchoed, I guess he laughed it off because it was the least of his worries. | ||
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Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
On May 13 2010 05:25 meaculpa wrote: Wow, despite all that your experience is still so bad? Makes me wonder how much trouble that one black guy had. He had a site and all where he got kanchoed, I guess he laughed it off because it was the least of his worries. korea is not similar at all to what he describes. if u speak korean they love you | ||
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tonight
United States11130 Posts
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mel_ee
2450 Posts
On May 13 2010 04:30 Boonbag wrote: Couldn't agree more on this. And that's why Korea is so close to our heart (anyone whot's been there). agree! i like feeling safe in a country... and i've lived in some ghetto places b4, rly lets you appreciate things like safety. haha | ||
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mel_ee
2450 Posts
On May 13 2010 05:25 meaculpa wrote: Wow, despite all that your experience is still so bad? Makes me wonder how much trouble that one black guy had. He had a site and all where he got kanchoed, I guess he laughed it off because it was the least of his worries. that guy's blog is hilarious. black guy in japan with really good japanese has some interesting stories. i totally forgot about reading his updates but his japan stories were fun to read. his new blog site is here: http://outpostnine.com/gaijin_smash/ | ||
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Blackout Korea
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kaisen
United States601 Posts
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konadora
Singapore66364 Posts
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kaisen
United States601 Posts
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Dfgj
Singapore5922 Posts
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darklordjac
Canada2231 Posts
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TheMunkey
Canada470 Posts
On August 29 2010 00:58 Blackout Korea wrote: Hey everyone. Was just perusin' through the google and came across this thread discussing the site near the top. Just wanted to throw a quick thanks out to those of you who enjoyed it. A lot of people don't (thus the need for anonymity), especially Koreans and gyopos. Obviously. Anyways, sorry to bump such an old thread but just wanted to say thanks for reading, good to hear people are enjoying it, helps me with the motivation to keep the site going. I also put a "hello teamliquid!" on the main page for y'all (to curtail troll suspection). Cheers! Welcome to TL! Thanks for the great entertainment keep it up  Lmfao your sig!! | ||
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jtbem
Canada1404 Posts
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Lexus86
Korea (South)10 Posts
On May 12 2010 09:01 phosphorylation wrote: why dont people accept that different people have different ways of living their lives nevergg's initial complaint about expats in korea, while possibly nosy, is still pretty legit because an disproportionate number of expats in korea tend to be drunkards/bad characters there is no need to slam down on her way of living unless you can prove that your way of living (drinking and partying) is inarguably superior (not for you, but for her or other people) but i believe you will find that quite difficult I know I'm digging out an old thread, but anyways. Sad to see blackoutkorea.com has gone and I can't even find a cached version. ;-) Why is everyone so serious these days? -.- And why are the best (funny) sites always hosted at blogspot.com or blogger.com? ;-) Concerning phos, I don't even quote (for truth) any of those older postings, but that really is funny, as it shows your own double-standards!! First you bash those party-people etc. and now you argue they shouldn't claim their way of life is superior? So what did you do earlier other than claiming to be a better person? LOL I don't know your frustration, I guess it might be not getting Korean girls in the US or even back in Korea, but there is really no legit reason (except being Christian-Conservative) to judge other people (especially women) for choosing that lifestyle! If they chose to live like that, so what?! Consenting adults, having fun, why is that wrong? Why do people go party? Don't you think they could just go to any club, if they wanted Korean guys? If they go to Itaewon & hook up with some "eevil" foreigner, it is clearly THEIR choice and not the bad guy, who is hanging out there already anyways! He could just choose another fa..."pretty" American girl of course, but erm, maybe he has a reason not to? :D And for the money, seriously, this is not much pay they get & not a great perspective! Complain to your government, not the teachers (I know there are quite some morons, but sure not everyone!), as the Korean government has set the standards on pay etc.! On the other, being in a capitalistic country, shouldn't you agree that supply and demand (the market) sorts out the pricing issue, so why whine about it?? If you aren't happy with your wage, maybe you should've thought about that earlier! So yeah, as always, you living in the great USA should be ashamed to be narrow-minded. If you're into conservatism, better go to...um, actually there is no conservative country? US maybe, so you're already there indeed. But there's party & multicultural "fun" everywhere, if you don't like it I don't like to get patronized concerning my life choices by people who prefer to keep some kind of racial segregation just because they're frustrated with their own life!!! So why again do(n't) you accept that different people have different ways of living their lives? | ||
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