If you live in Korea...

On July 26 2006 21:22 Zooey wrote:
i heard its severe :x

wish i could come T_T

On July 26 2006 20:19 Ilikestarcraft wrote:
I want in. I live around 이수역. 반배동 areaish.

number 3

Hey lets see if i can get Skilky

lets watch a sc game?

edit. omg 대화 crap I lived in 백석 일산 and moved to seoul just like 1-2 weeks ago

강남 is good

im 17 in korean age 15 american 16 next month
what is monsoon season?

On July 26 2006 22:29 WOstick wrote:
What is a norebang or gogi?
Someday I think I'll defenately visit Seol..

On July 26 2006 21:57 WhatisProtoss wrote:


Are you korean-american or white-american? @_@

On July 26 2006 22:21 africanboy wrote:
Im only 14 살

On July 26 2006 20:07 MightyAtom wrote:
Lets have a TL drinking/sc party for those who live in Seoul;
i think we should plan it for late august cause its monsoon season here still.

but i was thinking;
1. go meet for coffee
2. go eat gogi and drink
3. go play 2 games of starcraft 4v4 or whatever
4. go drink
5. go to norebang
6. go drink & go hunting

ok im 31, so i should be the oldest; so of course i'll pay.
if you're a minor; well you can join us up to #3 then go home.

i guess we should meet in either hongdae or daewha

what do you guys think?
how many of us are there?
what do you think we should actually do. ( i refuse to go to coex and watch a game though!)

anyways i work in shinyongsan but we can meet in either gangnam or even myeongdong.

thoughts, who wants in?

^^
ps if there are any older guys out there, we can split it keke hyung!

On July 26 2006 22:39 MightyAtom wrote:


norebang= nora (singing) + bang (room) = korean style karaoke~where its just a private room to sing and drink and do idiotic things, but in korea 'karaoke' is usually where you can order liquor and its generally more upscale.

gogi, or bulgogi = gogi (meat), bul (fire) gogi(meat)= barbeque gilling over coals at your table. actually there is different kinds of cuts, types; but usually in korea you'll go out for samgabsal (pork) or just galbisal(beef); bulgogi is marinated beef.

anyways in korea, you always count the # of places you go; you don't go to just one place and just stay there (its not part of the social culture), so first place we go, we say 'il cha', 2nd place, ee cha, 3rd place , sahm cha, if you stay out the whole night till dawn you should be able to get to 5 cha (oh cha).

^^ visit, i'll make rekrul take you out. kekeke