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Just did a quick search in gmarket - it's something along like this http://item2.gmarket.co.kr/English/detailview/item.aspx?goodscode=623714791 Each cabinet will be slightly smaller compared to your plastic boxes.
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caberham posted:Just did a quick search in gmarket - it's something along like this Ah. Yeah those. Completely different than what I thought you meant. I did look at those, but they were more expensive, less adjustable to limited space in the kitchen, and not air tight. They work great for little small things, but spices would spoil and stink up the house.
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I just keep all my spices in three tubes. Salt, Pepper, and Ms. Dash.
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I keep mine in traditional ceramic pot. Work better.
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Gilgamesh_Novem posted:I keep mine in traditional ceramic pot. Work better. Oh man. That sounds like a mess. How do you separate them after they're mixed in the pot? It must be really colorful.
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Where is the best Indian food in Seoul?
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nervana posted:Where is the best Indian food in Seoul?
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superm0nk posted:This was the best curry I've had: http://maps.naver.com/?dlevel=11&pinType=site&pinId=33050063&x=127.0612701&y=37.5966051&enc=b64 Haha thats funny. I lived off Hoegi for 2 years and I concur
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GZA Genius posted:Haha thats funny. I lived off Hoegi for 2 years and I concur OS Ville?
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joedevola posted:OS Ville? Yep Yep. Now its turned into some weird upscale hotel or something.
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GZA Genius posted:Yep Yep. Now its turned into some weird upscale hotel or something. I don't see how bathrooms that consist of a tiled corner and some frosted glass "walls" = upscale anything.
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superm0nk posted:Best curry in Korea Took the long trek up to HUFS area with astr0man to try it, and I'll have to say The Ganges was very good. Some lovely pics of the food:      ps. Goonsgiving is this weekend. You should come Love Stole the Day. Do you really want to miss out on food made by Korea's best gooncook Maxsmart? nervana fucked around with this message at 12:10 on Nov 23, 2015 |
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Let's make a drunk after-party at Sam Ryan's a tradition.
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New Morroccan Sandwich place across from Four Seasons. Will post a trip report tomorrow. spoiler: I may drunk post it. Get that probate ready.
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nullscan posted:Chuseok has passed, now it's time for AMERICA!
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Another successful goonsgiving, thanks for coming all.
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The raid has been postponed, sorry for those who already made popcorn.
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My wife and I are headed back to the states in March. We are mailing 95% of our stuff through regular mail and it's really cheap and easy. However, my wife has a big desk and cabinet that were both very expensive that she'd like to take. Anyone have experience shipping furniture back home?
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Dismantle and use shipping company? Should take about 1-2 months by sea afaik.
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Check around your area if there's a cabinet maker/furniture maker/woodshop and pay them to crate your furniture. You'll have to get it crated anyway, and having a shipper do it you'll almost always pay a huge markup. Start looking for and getting quotes from international movers now, as they're you're best bet and will usually move it door-to-door (straight shippers will only usually send it to the destination port and you'll have to arrange something on the US end). Expect to pay, though. Shipping furniture is not cheap, even on the slow boat.
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So, after 10 years here I'm leaving. I'm giving away/selling most of my poo poo, so if you want something, speak up, and maybe I have it. I probably do. 10 years is a long time. Mind, most of my poo poo has been spoken for by actual irl friends of mine, so may not be up for grabs. Some poo poo that hasn't been claimed: A bunch of clothes (I'm short and fat, so bear that in mind) A mountain bike A hookah and all essential paraphernalia A framed picture of Bob Dylan and I believe Linda Ronstandt chilling on a backwoods porch Many, many laptops, computers, misc cables, etc. (nothing super modern but good enough for an office/kid) Other various poo poo. Again, if you might want it, please ask. I'd rather it go to a goon for free or a few bucks than deal with the vultures on esl cafe or craigslist. Plus, I don't want to be the guy selling half used bars of soap for 5k won. If you're shy about posting publicly, please email at ladron@hotmail Merry Christmas.
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ladron posted:So, after 10 years here I'm leaving. What's up with the computers/laptops? What kinds of parts do you have to work with? Because I was looking to make my own Frankenstein or whatever and if you have a good part or two, I'd love to save some money and buy it from you rather than Naver Shopping or whatever.
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Love Stole the Day posted:What's up with the computers/laptops? What kinds of parts do you have to work with? Because I was looking to make my own Frankenstein or whatever and if you have a good part or two, I'd love to save some money and buy it from you rather than Naver Shopping or whatever. Nothing noteworthy. An old shuttle pc, a few old laptops, etc. Nothing top of the line or specced for Crysis 3 or anything. Like I said, good enough to sit in an office or give a kid to do homework on, but not much better.
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Happy holidays just had Korean food. Miss you all
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ladron posted:So, after 10 years here I'm leaving. Dibs. Where are you anyway?
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nullscan posted:Dibs. Where are you anyway? Near sookdae, samgakji and seoul station. shoot me a kakao and I'll send you a pic of it. ID = ladron
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Could you guys recommend me the best company to to fly from Seoul > Tokyo? Specifically in May, if that helps. I've looked around on Skyscanner, and it seems Peach or Jejuair are the cheapest, but I'm wondering if anyone can recommend something better? Thanks!
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Korean air, Asiana air, JAL, ANA. But then I never fly low budget airlines.
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Peach is fine if you aren't an 18th century aristocrat like Aesis.
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Whizbang posted:Peach is fine if you aren't an 18th century aristocrat like Aesis. 
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Peach is fine, it's like a 1.5 hour flight so there's no reason to spend more than the minimum. Flying bus.
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I love Peach. They spray peach-scented perfume in the plane when you board and when you disembark so it's the first and last thing you smell on the plane. I like that.
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Thanks! Peach it is.
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Ran through my list of major hospitals and none of them do surgeries on Saturday. Anyone know of a Brigadoon like place that does surgery on Saturday. I know nobody knows, just bitching because "it's Korean law that first year employees don't get vacation."
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DontAskKant posted:Ran through my list of major hospitals and none of them do surgeries on Saturday. Anyone know of a Brigadoon like place that does surgery on Saturday. Pretty sure you're required by law to get one day off per month worked in your first year, that gets deducted from your total leave that you're awarded for your first year of work.
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Maxsmart posted:Pretty sure you're required by law to get one day off per month worked in your first year, that gets deducted from your total leave that you're awarded for your first year of work. "That you earn in your first year, but applies to your second year, but you can borrow from your second year in your first year" Which disincentives you to stay for a second year. Basically, we all know the law but you got to fight for it. Also that doesn't apply to hagwons with their 5 and 10 days?
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DontAskKant posted:Ran through my list of major hospitals and none of them do surgeries on Saturday. Anyone know of a Brigadoon like place that does surgery on Saturday. When my ankle broke, I went to Seoul Samsung Hospital on a Saturday at like 2pm and was okay. It wasn't surgery but the ER was open. Give them a call; maybe they can?
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AmbientParadox posted:When my ankle broke, I went to Seoul Samsung Hospital on a Saturday at like 2pm and was okay. It wasn't surgery but the ER was open. Give them a call; maybe they can? Yeah, the ER is always an option. I've lived with this for a while now, but I'd rather get it done with sooner rather than later as its starting to really hurt, but I'm not sure how much of a markup surgery ER is or if you can treat them like we do in the states.
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