EPTOn June 12 2005 06:34 Rekrul wrote:
mostly yes i dont know where it goes lol magic
mostly yes i dont know where it goes lol magic
But where has the porn gone Rekrul? Where?
Porn gone =
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Smurg
Australia3818 Posts
But where has the porn gone Rekrul? Where? Porn gone = | ||
Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
On June 12 2005 06:21 waa wrote: whats the cost of living and how do you make money? depends on how u wanna live i spend too much and i make money with poker | ||
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hasuwar
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Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
On June 12 2005 06:32 hasuwar wrote: You're pretty lucky to get to experience something like that, Rekrul. It's always interesting to read about it. It's almost like a dream come true, isn't it? I wish you'd take some more pictures and/or video like you did when you first got there. That was cool too :D Things like this will be cool to look back on later in your life, definantly. Anyway, I'm wondering how you get around town. Do you plan on buying a car, or do you just take a taxi, or what's the transportation deal? when i go to the states for good ill get a car but public transportation is soooo good here i mostly use taxi cause its the easiest but the cheapest is bus and subway and its very fast and CHEAP as HELL. taxi rates just went up 20% here but thats still nothing compared to usa taxis lol | ||
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Smurg
Australia3818 Posts
Is Korea a likely place for any random foreigner to want to stay for good, if/when they can acquire a permanent visa? | ||
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waa
289 Posts
On June 12 2005 06:35 Rekrul wrote: depends on how u wanna live i spend too much and i make money with poker how much like monthly?  what all do you spend your money on? | ||
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Ack1027
United States7873 Posts
I believe we are very different Rekrul but I think we do share one thing in common. I love Korea. It's not about the people, the city, the things there are to do. I just love the land itself and how I feel over there. From what you've written I think you feel the same way. Well, contrary to how I was in your other article, I wish you good fortune in anything you do. | ||
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Smuft
Canada318 Posts
Now that you have experienced this life style, how far would you go to maintain it? Would you have the balls to do it? ^^ | ||
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x2fst
1272 Posts
are there ANY tall ones? how many people did you see who were taller than you during your stay? (also how tall are you) how many whites are there? in japan i saw no other white people in 2 months (except at airport) | ||
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Bard
Jamaica898 Posts
![[image loading]](http://kr.img.blog.yahoo.com/ybi/1/59/0c/gmmigmmikk/folder/8/img_8_152_1?1114580757.png) I found Chinese version (no front door) instead, but you get the idea. Basically you need to have strong leg muscle and good aiming skill. You squat down and shoot down your product into the hall haha. My elementary, middle, high - schools had this type of toilents. I couldn't do this either when I was young but I got used to it after all. Though they had semi-modern style squat toilets.. you still have to squat and poop but you can flush them. So you only smell your poos but those old old style restroom is crazy.. you smell all the existing poos + pees + some stuff stacked in the hole, that will be your worst smelling experience. I read some research article about those toilets. It said squating is really good for your health. Korean people's constipation rate has been increased after we adopted modern style toilets. It also said when you use those old-style toilets, your legs naturally push your tummy so it helps you to do the work. It was interesting article. Sorry when you were TLing while eating -_-;; | ||
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MoltkeWarding
5195 Posts
Now if you want to see those in my old elementary school, the holes were big enough to fall through the concrete ground into piles of....mixed human feces. Not to mention in China the ground of public bathrooms are usually covered with disgusting dried yellow fluids, don't know about Korea. | ||
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pfff
Belgium1352 Posts
On June 12 2005 04:20 Xeofreestyler wrote: Our drinking age is 16. Hah ;D I always wondered if there are bets, like on horsetracks, for korean progaming really? heh, i thought we didnt have a drinking age | ||
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SwedishHero
Sweden869 Posts
Now to the more imorptant issue, when are you coming back and where should we meet? j/k but sure would love to share all that with you!! | ||
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superjoppe
Sweden3685 Posts
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28747 Posts
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OctoPuSs
Canada5279 Posts
On June 12 2005 07:46 Liquid`Drone wrote: I heard that outside europe people use their hands true | ||
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Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
On June 12 2005 07:14 x2fst wrote: ok so how short IS the average korean? are there ANY tall ones? how many people did you see who were taller than you during your stay? (also how tall are you) how many whites are there? in japan i saw no other white people in 2 months (except at airport) i can only remember seeing 2 koreans taller than me but i probably saw 4 or 5 i am 194 | ||
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haduken
Australia8267 Posts
those squat toilets are a safety hazard, you don't kno what goes down there and you never see the toilets get cleaned... so the piles of shit just keep getting higher... haha | ||
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MoltkeWarding
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ApollyoN
United States1297 Posts
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