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Which sign do you need? "Do this", "Don't do that", or "Cant you read the sign?". There are plenty around, but they block out the scenery and give me a headache.
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nullscan posted:Which sign do you need? "Do this", "Don't do that", or "Cant you read the sign?". There are plenty around, but they block out the scenery and give me a headache. You are clearly a long haired freaky person. You should tuck that poo poo up under your hat.
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I once saw a no trumpets sign in Busan. I have a photo if you want that.
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ladron posted:You are clearly a long haired freaky person. You should tuck that poo poo up under your hat. Actually a long haired redneck. He don't need some turkey telling him he ain't country
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The first menu is up, as I said everything is going to be simple midwestern/southern USA food.
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Maxsmart posted:Forgot the important part relish tray? lol what are we gonna have hot dogs or something with this? edit no but srsly thank you for helping cook or whatever for the thing
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Love Stole the Day posted:relish tray? lol what are we gonna have hot dogs or something with this? Come out, LSD. We are waiting for you.
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Maxsmart posted:Forgot the important part This is of course not counting anything someone wants to cook or bring! I'll me making a casserole and maybe some sides as well.
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Gildiss posted:I would schedule it now as there will be quite some time before there is an open interview timeslot. We booked in early Sept and the soonest opening was Nov 22. We skirted that by clicking the Priority Status or whatever and booking for Oct 5 then explaining that we had a time constraint when they contacted and said Hey you arent priority you can't do that! and they gave us an Oct 8 date. Probably should have just asked you directly. We ended up calling the hospital and they said we wouldn't get the results for a week anyway, so now we're scheduled for an interview late next month.
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.jpg) China looks soooo beta here. Alpha Japan moving in
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China is uncomfortable with Korea, unlike Japan.
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Whizbang posted:China is uncomfortable with Korea, unlike Japan. Japan has a more "intimate" relationship.
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Glorious leader President Park!
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Cathay has a January promotion: 330 000 Won roundtrip. I'm tempted to come over and say hi to my beloved Korean goons, but who else is in Seoul? Seems like everyone is gone already  Or they never come out.And best regards to goonsgiving, this year Im in Nuremberg, can't come No more ovens in Germany
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Whizbang posted:China is uncomfortable with Korea, unlike Japan. Li Ke Qiang likes to be cucked by Xi Jin Ping. He's the Premier but his policies and position is getting hijacked from that fake literature loving piece of poo poo
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caberham posted:Cathay has a January promotion: January from where to Seoul? Gilg husband and I are looking at May promotion. He liked snow last time when he was in Korea. Dad wants to take him fishing so I guess earlier this time then.
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caberham posted:Cathay has a January promotion: We all know Gimhae is better than Seoul
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Maxsmart posted:We all know Gimhae is better than Seoul Andro posted:Gimhae for life. It's true  But I miss you guys
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caberham, I'm still in Seoul and I'm p sure I owe you a burrito. I don't think we have horchatas in Seoul though.
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AmbientParadox posted:caberham, I'm still in Seoul and I'm p sure I owe you a burrito. I don't think we have horchatas in Seoul though. I'm sure you can find it somewhere. Even McDonalds here has churros now.
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ladron posted:be more specific and maybe There is a sign in either Itaewon Station or Samgakji station. It is written in English and depicts the plight of Korean women under Japanese authority. A phrase like, "These were our mothers" or a similar phrase figured prominently.
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AmbientParadox posted:caberham, I'm still in Seoul and I'm p sure I owe you a burrito. I don't think we have horchatas in Seoul though. There's a new mexican place called Baja something that has it on the hill between Itaewon and Noksapyeong poly and open-minded fucked around with this message at 05:27 on Nov 4, 2015 |
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DreadLlama posted:There is a sign in either Itaewon Station or Samgakji station. It is written in English and depicts the plight of Korean women under Japanese authority. A phrase like, "These were our mothers" or a similar phrase figured prominently. I'll take a look but no promises. I generally ride my motorcycle, not the subway.
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There are quite a few horchata options in Seoul. There were even some in Osan my first year here.
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ladron posted:I'll take a look but no promises. I generally ride my motorcycle, not the subway. This is good and noble of you. Motorcycling is a manly vocation and the one true thing I miss about my time there.
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Just found a Viet lunch place in Daegu (near Kyungbook Uni) that makes a great Ca Phe Sua Da and a decent Bahn Mi. I don't miss home any more at all.
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So I'm headed back to Seoul from the states next month. Anyone have any experience transferring money between a Korea citi bank, and US citi bank accounts? I don't have any accounts with either of them, but if it's easier and significantly better, I'd be willing to. I currently have an NH account, and transfers are a flat 25 a pop. Is it worth the effort to change it?
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Meanwhile in Korea last night.  
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You're gonna get arrested for intent to distribute flavor.
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Andro posted:You're gonna get arrested for intent to distribute flavor. I have the red flavor in there.
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Wait, you can eat Himalayan pink salt? I thought it was just for decoration.
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Aesis posted:Wait, you can eat Himalayan pink salt? I thought it was just for decoration. I can eat it. You can't.
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DontAskKant posted:Meanwhile in Korea last night. You should use a tool box so you can slide out all the ingredients instead of stacking them on top!
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caberham posted:You should use a tool box so you can slide out all the ingredients instead of stacking them on top! It's just right there because it's a better picture, but lol at buying a toolbox in Korea. They'll be stacked in threes on a shallow shelf.
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DontAskKant posted:It's just right there because it's a better picture, but lol at buying a toolbox in Korea. They'll be stacked in threes on a shallow shelf. I don't understand why that's a "lol."
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Bugblatter posted:I don't understand why that's a "lol." What I'm picturing is a metal pull out toolbox that in the US is like 200 and takes up a lot of space. Super useful if you really value easy access and organization, but costly in terms of expense and space given up. To get such a thing in Korea for a year...
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