The Modern Korean: Looks - Page 3

On March 19 2012 06:51 LunarC wrote:
After reading through this blog, I finally understand why my mom keeps telling me it's good that I have a small head. I'm 5'5'' with a 1: 7.5 ratio. What the fuck does that make me haha.

On March 19 2012 06:42 Lexpar wrote:
I actually have two related (not really) questions about SK culture, based on stuff I've heard/read second hand (how do you read something second hand? I don't know).

Both relate to how things are in Canada.

Basically its about pot and homosexuality. Marijuana possession caries pretty soft punishment here. It's been on the verge of legalization for years and, probably sometime during our next government, will be de-criminalized. Its a pretty big part of the culture for a lot of young people. I heard in SK the cops are very serious about grass. People get serious prison time for smoking a joint. Its sounds crazy to me- is it true?

The other one is homosexuality. It's pretty much a non-issue in Canada's cities (ignoring red neck corn farming areas). Gay marriage is legal, and gay culture is celebrated openly. No one (almost no one) cares if you're gay or straight. I heard in SK there's still huge stigma's against gay people. Is that true? Is gay marriage legal there?

On March 19 2012 06:52 OneOther wrote:

Hahaha my head is HUGE. I wonder what my ratio is.

On March 19 2012 07:06 nvs. wrote:
Poor July.

On March 19 2012 07:10 rotinegg wrote:



This is what Koreans think of July lol

On March 19 2012 07:10 rotinegg wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AsYcDNiJ4ic

This is what Koreans think of July lol

On March 19 2012 07:13 JoeSchmoe wrote:
Question: how to these teens pay for their plastic surgeries? isn't it really expensive. seems like a huge economic hit if everyone in your family is getting them.

On March 19 2012 07:10 rotinegg wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AsYcDNiJ4ic

This is what Koreans think of July lol

On March 19 2012 07:17 rotinegg wrote:

Not a lot of old people get them, only the insanely rich/wannabe-young. Botox is pretty common, but it's not that expensive as far as I know. Eye jobs are only around $1000 USD, not a big investment, so a lot of parents give their daughters eye jobs as a high school graduation present, sort of like how US parents get their kids a car.

On March 19 2012 07:22 Dwelf wrote:
I always have the idea that if I go to korea I would feel weird being so much taller then the rest (1.92m), but I geuss my head to body ratio is pretty awesome .

On March 19 2012 07:24 TheKefka wrote:

What's an eye job? O_O