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saranghaeCYX
United States54 Posts
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mel_ee
2450 Posts
do you have non korean friends that are asian?(chinese,japanese, southeast etc) how are they treated like? | ||
Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
but other than that only jap friends no chinese or whatever, and koreans do not tend to like asian people that dont speak korean from my experience | ||
BroOd
Austin10833 Posts
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KH1031
United States862 Posts
interesting guide! Hope I can travel to Seoul sometime in the future | ||
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Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
On December 23 2007 11:58 BroOd wrote: I still want to know what a beer bomb is. Is it dropping the whiskey into a beer like a car bomb, or something else? it's just a shot of whiskey mixed with beer and stirred with a peice of ice in korea normal hip hop clubs you can drink whatever but in night clubs you can only get beer/whiskey so you are forced to drink those poktangjus (beer bombs) | ||
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BroOd
Austin10833 Posts
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Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
On December 23 2007 12:16 BroOd wrote: So what happens when foreigners go to these places and have no idea of the rules? Do they generally get kicked out asap or what? You have to have to know a waiter to get in. And the rules are pretty simple but if you got a shaved head and look like US Army they won't let you in. | ||
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saranghaeCYX
United States54 Posts
EDIT: I looked it up, it was 2 korean teenage girls murdered by an american soldier in a traffic accident which was in 2002. | ||
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Energies
Australia3225 Posts
On December 23 2007 12:04 Rekrul wrote: it's just a shot of whiskey mixed with beer and stirred with a peice of ice in korea normal hip hop clubs you can drink whatever but in night clubs you can only get beer/whiskey so you are forced to drink those poktangjus (beer bombs) I think I may have seen that before, the wcg coordinator in Italy served me a drink and kept calling it "Korean Style" It was a shot of jack toped up with beer, place a serviette or a coaster over the glass and mix it? "now drink, one shot no stop" | ||
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Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
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Thegreatbeyond
United States287 Posts
On December 23 2007 12:18 Rekrul wrote: You have to have to know a waiter to get in. And the rules are pretty simple but if you got a shaved head and look like US Army they won't let you in. Why are U.S soldiers disliked? What do they do? | ||
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iloveHieu
United States1919 Posts
On December 23 2007 11:56 Rekrul wrote: but other than that only jap friends no chinese or whatever, and koreans do not tend to like asian people that dont speak korean from my experience I've heard in general Koreans think they are the best and very very discriminate, guess it's true to some degree. | ||
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yubee
United States3826 Posts
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hollafront
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Ive been a fan of TL for a long time and decided to make an account =] All of what Rekrul says is right. ESP the part where he says that all of that does not apply when you are broke. A night like he described can break 1K USD EASY. This is a bit of a word of warning to those that are planning to stay in Korea for an extended amount of time. All of what Rekrul described is great for the occasional visit/stay/if you are really rich. However, do not expect to be doing this forever. 1) It gets really, really expensive 2) It gets boring. WHAT? ALL THAT CAN GET BORING?! Yes. Yes it does. Some of you may think that Korea is some mecca of nightclubs and bars and easy girls. Korea certainly does have its fair share of nights and bars and easy girls, but so does every country. Its great to hear about and experience (for awhile) to the outsider, but to the person who lives there its just Seoul. The clubs get old, the nights get old, and the girls who come to nights (everyone here posts that Korean girls are easy because they all seem to be night goers. Just like in any other city, girls going to nights are a certain type of girl. They know what theyre going for just like the guys, and after awhile you begin to see a lot of familiar faces at the nights.) After awhile the guy who says "lets go to night!" is like the guy who is always like (in the US) "lets go to the strip club! lets go to the club!" For the people here who are expecting to stay and are expecting life to be like this everyday, dont. But that is not to say that Seoul becomes boring. Not at all. There is ALWAYS something to do in Seoul. After you get out of the night phase, Seoul becomes like any other city. You go to work, make some friends, go out for some drinks and good food afterwards, hang out, maybe hit the PC bang, watch a movie etc. On the occasional weekend you may go to the nights and bars or whatnot, but it certainly is not a daily thing. Rekrul I didnt want to seem offensive to you in this post. i was just posting another perspective on your view. =] Im in the States studying right now so Im not in Seoul atm, but one of my friends said NB closed. Is that true? EDIT: Um crap. Rekrul basically said all of this in his last paragraph. Sorry -_- But I would like to note that the cultural/historical stuff is actually really interesting, and I certainly like to take a mountain hike every once in awhile. Korea terrain is very breathtaking. But that is only for those interested, and I could see how it may not be for many people =] | ||
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dronebabo
10866 Posts
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mrmin123
Korea (South)2971 Posts
On December 23 2007 13:04 dronebabo wrote: lol this is true to a certain degree in every country man All the asian countries hate each other. Koreans also hate each other more than most. | ||
alffla
Hong Kong20321 Posts
On December 23 2007 13:38 mrmin123 wrote: All the asian countries hate each other. Koreans also hate each other more than most. i dont hate each other T_T love and peace all around yo | ||
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fanatacist
10319 Posts
LOL. | ||
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iloveHieu
United States1919 Posts
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