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Xanczor
United States254 Posts
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firehand101
Australia3152 Posts
I love kpop as well, and the band that got me into it was SS501. Ever since then i have watched a lot of kpop, and i love korean dancing. SS501 also lead me to the show boys 'over' flowers, love k dramas. and who could forget.....starcraft  | ||
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Xanczor
United States254 Posts
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TheKwas
Iceland372 Posts
1)Korean women are simply put the most beautiful genre women I've ever interacted with. They work really hard on their appearances, but it pays off for us males. 2) K-pop is interesting just because of point 1 3) I wouldn't call the Korean language beautiful (not particularly ugly, but it's not very sexy), but it is a fun and exotic language to learn. 4) I can't really say I love Korean fashion, but I do really appreciate how it's ok for Korean men not to be super masculine. As something of a pretty-boy, it's nice for people to not immediately think "maybe he's gay?" when your clothes aren't baggy everywhere. 5) It's really cool to be able to talk about starcraft with just about any Korean male (and a surprising amount of females). | ||
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Ruffian
United States369 Posts
1.)I love Korean guys and the girls are pretty too. 2.) K-pop is my most favorite thing ever at the moment, I've been addicted for the last two years or so. 3.) I love the sound of the Korean language. It's really fun to speak too. 4.)UGH KOREAN FASHION<3 I actually just ordered some clothes from Yes Style. As well as makeup from Etude House. And you can't forget bb cream C: | ||
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Black[CAT]
Malaysia2589 Posts
On December 06 2011 20:54 TheKwas wrote: My list: 1)Korean women are simply put the most beautiful genre women I've ever interacted with. They work really hard on their appearances, but it pays off for us males. 2) K-pop is interesting just because of point 1 3) I wouldn't call the Korean language beautiful (not particularly ugly, but it's not very sexy), but it is a fun and exotic language to learn. 4) I can't really say I love Korean fashion, but I do really appreciate how it's ok for Korean men not to be super masculine. As something of a pretty-boy, it's nice for people to not immediately think "maybe he's gay?" when your clothes aren't baggy everywhere. 5) It's really cool to be able to talk about starcraft with just about any Korean male (and a surprising amount of females). You mean if people clothes arent baggy or sort of rugged styled, they are considered gay? Damn western culture... | ||
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KeksX
Germany3634 Posts
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amazingxkcd
GRAND OLD AMERICA16375 Posts
On December 06 2011 21:51 Black[CAT] wrote: You mean if people clothes arent baggy or sort of rugged styled, they are considered gay? Damn western culture... or even worse, hipsters... | ||
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Velr
Switzerland10881 Posts
Uhm.. Yeah, not so much else to say. The fashion for men seems a lil weird at times, girls in general cloth pretty good... Oh, Kpop is an abomination and should be forbidden. | ||
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Xanczor
United States254 Posts
On December 06 2011 22:01 Velr wrote: Oh, Kpop is an abomination and should be forbidden. ... | ||
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Kukaracha
France1954 Posts
Other than that, I have a Korean friend who's mom is a writer in Korea. But we usually make fun of how people in Korea are crazy in comparison to our happy calm lives in France. Like the military or how gay some guys look. *wink wink* Edit: but it is true that one thing makes me sad; he doesn't give a damn about SC. So when something SC related happens and he's around, I'm like "wooow did you know" and he's like "yeeeaaaah whatever". | ||
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yoonyoon
Korea (South)1065 Posts
Somehow meant to be complimentary, but instead extremely off-putting =/ | ||
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impression
413 Posts
I'm not the biggest fan of Kpop, I don't mind it, it is cute and the girls are truly beautiful, but I'd rather listen to english music because i like understanding sensible lyrics. | ||
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SnetteL
Belgium473 Posts
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HwangjaeTerran
Finland5967 Posts
You know something is fishy when BoxeRs birthday isn't a national holiday. | ||
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tube
United States1475 Posts
they all seem like the same person lmao | ||
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alpsi
Finland437 Posts
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zeehar
Korea (South)3804 Posts
On December 06 2011 22:44 tube wrote: if you're korean but not fobby you tend to not like fobby koreans they all seem like the same person lmao this is true.. i try to stay away from them when abroad. | ||
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TheKwas
Iceland372 Posts
You mean if people clothes arent baggy or sort of rugged styled, they are considered gay? Damn western culture... I was exaggerating for effect. Obviously not everywhere and everyone, but in the sort of blue-collar/working class city I grew up it acting "manly" and having "manly" attire was the standard for men. When I moved back home from living in Quebec (french Canada), people did assume on a number of occasions I was gay because I wore a light scarf in fall and indoors. Assuming your gay is the obvious extreme, but generally being a pretty boy is associated with snide comments, while in Korea it's adored. A selfish reason to love Korea, yes, but true nonetheless. Additions to my list: 6)The food is fantastic and pretty cheap. Definitely has taken over the better portion of my diet. 7) KOREAN DRINKING GAMES: The Koreans posting here know exactly what I'm talking about. Western drinking games simply don't compare. There's so many good ones that you can get blackout soju without ever repeating a game twice. 8) Soju: basically 20% vodka that sells for about a $1.50 for a beer bottle's worth. No further explanation needed. 9) As mentioned, Korea actually has some really great movies. A lot of people like foreign films just because they're foreign, but Korea manages to combine a lot of the style and production of Hollywood with interesting plots, art direction, and meaning. Avoid a lot of the romances though, they almost all suffer from Cinderalla syndrome. The K-dramas are (imo) the exact opposite of Korean movies and tend to often be formulaic hogwash This is the equivalent of Japanese people hearing things like Japanese men are so hansamu, desu ne ~ ? I don't think many people are going to understand your point without a translation here... | ||
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OpticalShot
Canada6330 Posts
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Boonbag
France3318 Posts
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thOr6136
Slovenia1775 Posts
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Ilikestarcraft
Korea (South)17735 Posts
On December 07 2011 00:03 TheKwas wrote: I don't think many people are going to understand your point without a translation here... Don't think a translation is needed to get the point. Sort of self explanatory. | ||
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