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Ilikestarcraft
Korea (South)17733 Posts
On February 04 2010 14:43 MorningMusume11 wrote: Btw Jang Eun Seuk prefers JaeKyung over JooYeon too, see Shark has good taste he wears eyeliner his opinion doesnt matter she never actually said it from what i remember. In star goldenbell i think it was her first time on it and someone asked her if she had surgery and she just didnt asnwer. | ||
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lokiM
United States3407 Posts
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MorningMusume11
United States3490 Posts
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Solinren
United States2653 Posts
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T.O.P.
Hong Kong4685 Posts
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Kentor
United States5784 Posts
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Solinren
United States2653 Posts
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Kentor
United States5784 Posts
On February 05 2010 05:39 Solinren wrote: As a sign of liking Rainbow, I went ahead and tried to make an account on http://www.prismatic7.com/forum/. But some asshole took my name. So I'm not gonnah man wonder if those forums are pirated IPBs. | ||
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Lyriu
Canada108 Posts
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Ilikestarcraft
Korea (South)17733 Posts
On February 05 2010 05:01 MorningMusume11 wrote: Don't haet on Rainbow, even Taeyeon likes em =P (Her and Noeul are elementary school friends) + Show Spoiler + http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zahtC_PUPQI I never said i hated them. I actually like them and I think jae kyung was hot in that clip just that i would pick ljy over her. just watched t-ara world episode. God that was boring. No offense to these girls but they're pretty terrible at this stuff. | ||
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sung_moon
United States10110 Posts
for koreans and their mandatory military service, does it only apply to people born in korea? how about foreigners who live in korea at a young age? also what about people born in korea and then move out of korea but then go back to live there at an adult age? | ||
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MorningMusume11
United States3490 Posts
On February 05 2010 10:04 sung_moon wrote: has nothing pertaining to k-pop but i didnt feel like making a new thread for a simple question for koreans and their mandatory military service, does it only apply to people born in korea? how about foreigners who live in korea at a young age? also what about people born in korea and then move out of korea but then go back to live there at an adult age? I think it applies to ONLY Korean citizens. Well that's kind of a "duh" thing, however like Andy from Shinhwa is gnna go to the Military and I'm pretty sure he's born in the States (but I have a feeling I'm also completely wrong in that). | ||
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sung_moon
United States10110 Posts
On February 05 2010 10:08 MorningMusume11 wrote: I think it applies to ONLY Korean citizens. Well that's kind of a "duh" thing, however like Andy from Shinhwa is gnna go to the Military and I'm pretty sure he's born in the States (but I have a feeling I'm also completely wrong in that). your prolly right. i figured it was a "duh" answer like that. thanks anyway also seems like more and more are goin to promote in japan http://www.allkpop.com/2010/02/kara-wont-make-this-years-new-year-specials anyway gonna watch hyungjoon ep. 2 show makes me want to be a fan of shark lol | ||
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Stupidity
United States209 Posts
Thank you. All those gifs in your profile, where'd you get them? Cause they're absolutely stunning. I've been following stuff through Youtube, but I was wondering if there are better ways to keep track of what's happening in the KPop world as of late? I also went back and looked up some stuff on SNSD. I really liked Gee and their earlier stuff. Their newer songs are complete garbage, but they could really sing in their old songs. | ||
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Ilikestarcraft
Korea (South)17733 Posts
On February 05 2010 10:04 sung_moon wrote: has nothing pertaining to k-pop but i didnt feel like making a new thread for a simple question for koreans and their mandatory military service, does it only apply to people born in korea? how about foreigners who live in korea at a young age? also what about people born in korea and then move out of korea but then go back to live there at an adult age? It only applies to koreans born in korea. Foreigners dont have to. People born in korea who live in the states, as soon as they go back to korea they have to go to the army unless they get greencard/citizenship during their stay or if they stay there till the pass the max age which i dont remember. But if you do that i heard like you're literally giving up your korean nationality not really that sure. I have a cousin who was born in korea and moved to america when he was younger and is still there and is trying to get a job after he graduated because if he goes back he has to go to the army. I was born in Korea and i lived in us around 12 years and i still have to go to the army. The only way not to is if you were born in another country. Thats why a lot of korean parents before tried to have their kids in America. I think they switched the policy on dual nationalities now though. | ||
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MorningMusume11
United States3490 Posts
On February 05 2010 10:30 Ilikestarcraft wrote: i didnt find the gifs. If you notice they're all from hoon and roffles. It only applies to koreans born in korea. Foreigners dont have to. People born in korea who live in the states, as soon as they go back to korea they have to go to the army unless they get greencard/citizenship during their stay or if they stay there till the pass the max age which i dont remember. But if you do that i heard like you're literally giving up your korean nationality not really that sure. I have a cousin who was born in korea and moved to america when he was younger and is still there and is trying to get a job after he graduated because if he goes back he has to go to the army. I was born in Korea and i lived in us around 12 years and i still have to go to the army. The only way not to is if you were born in another country. Thats why a lot of korean parents before tried to have their kids in America. I think they switched the policy on dual nationalities now though. Yeah I still don't think you can have dual citizenship, especially after Yoo Seung Jun's thing. Could be worse though, they shorted the military term by a year. Although, I've heard from some of my relatives to be careful still going to Korea. I might be born here in Virginia but you never know what kind of twisted thing they might do to force people like me into their military. | ||
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Waffles
Romania605 Posts
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Katsuge
Singapore7730 Posts
![[image loading]](http://pds16.egloos.com/pds/201002/04/01/a0022701_4b6a9e55b8808.jpg) omg that hair....<3 | ||
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JIJIyO
Canada1957 Posts
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Ilikestarcraft
Korea (South)17733 Posts
On February 05 2010 11:21 Waffles wrote: i highly doubt you would be forced to do it with dual citizenship. you automatically forfeit your US citizenship the second you join another country's military. i think theres something where they make you give up one. | ||
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