REALLY, AT&T??????
North Korean flag when I click South Korea, and I don’t know what that flag is when I click North Korea….
Really…? This is disappointing…
Here’s the link: http://callinternational.att.com/howItWorks/howItWorks.htm
Just click south/north korea in the drop down…
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So… turns out AT&T is jumping into VoIP and they are offering an app that you can call internationally for a cheap price… only that the flags are really screwed up…
불꽃 - 2011년 9 월 24일
Feel like asking questions to a Korean?
Check the link out.
PS. You should use perfect grammar when you e-mail this dude. He seems picky about stuff. He claims that he’s an immigrant who learned English when he was 16 and speaks it well, and therefore other Americans shouldn’t use bad grammar. Sorta weird, but… yeah.. Nonetheless the blog is interesting.
나는 2mb가 저팔계 썬글라스를 쓰고 개폼 잡는 것이 합성인 줄 알았는데…
진짜였다. 토나오고 욕나오고…
Posted from posterous
Within Korea - Such a shame that many people have to act negatively towards all current presidents. Then they say good things about them once they commit suicide. Lame.
This is an edit, sort of, of the previous tattooing entry that I posted.
I received some feedback from haxi and decided to write something more to make myself justifiable.
I’ve decided that for the purpose of getting tattoos and being a tattoo artist in Korea, tattooing is still illegal.
Now this derives off to other completely random stuff that is out of the scope of this blog entry.
But for the purpose of this discussion, tattoo artists in Korea should have a doctor’s license to do the job, only because they deal with needles; nothing to do with the tattoo itself. However, it seems safe to assume that most tattoo artists don’t have a doctor’s license.
Hence tattooing (if you want to get one in Korea) is an illegal action.
One more side note. People’s views toward tattoos aren’t that great in Korea either (unless you’re the new age youngsters). Reasons?
Anyway… This was one long post that I’ve done in a while.
So… New information that I just found out through a random news article that I simply HAD to post.
Apparently…..
Tattooing in Korea is illegal.
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WTF.
You see freaking “micky yoochun” from TVXQ with the stupid “always keep the faith” tattoo. Why don’t they arrest him. Oh, I guess he did it outside of Korea? -_-
One of the small things that I see every now and then that shows Korea conservationist. Then again, what does that have to do ANYTHING with tattooing? weird.
Video made by 2PM fans to Jae Bum.
You know… I honestly don’t know what to say to the “good bye” of jaebum…
Korean Netizens are just… argggh!! The situation is funny enough to laugh at, yet the circumstances make me angry towards Korean media and people with way too much free time on their hands, writing retarded comments on the internet.
I’m not a big fan of JaeBum or anything, but it makes me mad that Koreans tend to complain about racism in other countries, yet are able to shun out a third-generation Korean American due to a “diss” towards Korea. WTF.
Anyway, the video was created by Korean fans, in hopes to bring Jaebum back.
Speaking of which, 2PM says that they’re going to continue their activities sans Jaebum, and the fans are having mixed feelings; some people are boycotting their shows until Jaebum comes back. WTF, they’re a GROUP; one of the members leaving doesn’t have to mean you have to start hating the GROUP themselves…
I think my writings are starting to not make sense. Whatever.. I’m just too tired right now for it.
blah blah blah -_-
August 2009
Remembering Namiseom in Korea this summer
Korean “folk village” - 민속촌
That was a random visit that just… happened to happen one weekend with my uncle.. haha.
edit: why do the vertical photos all turn… umm.. sideways? I guess I can only choose vertical or horizontal pictures.. meh
This is what I call typical Korean colors.
@korean folk village (민속촌)
Hey Everyone,
It’s finally going down this Thursday. Right now we have basically the whole Yonsei International Program as well as the Korea University & Ewha exchange students coming out as well. Additionally, we have invited a lot of Korean nationals and other Internationa studentsl who wanted to come party with us.
IMPORTANT INFO PLEASE READ ALL:
-DATE:
July 23, 2009 THIS THURSDAY
-LOCATION:
Club Answer @ Chungdam Dong (Right across from Hotel Prima)
Click to view map:
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-COST:
30,000W with 1 Free Drink,
*People say this is costly, we understand, however the entrance fee @ Answer is ALWAYS 30,000 because it is the top 3 club in Korea…this is not a “Ghetto Hip-Hop Joint” in HongDae. This is Apku, where your top notch Korean celebs and elites go party…so dress nice or you will be turned away
-DRESS CODE:
Guys=Classy, no t-shirts, and no baggy clothes
Girls=Just dress sexy, that simple! STRICTLY ENFORCED!!!
-AGE LIMIT: Must be born on or before 1990. NO ID, NO ENTRY!!! Please no sad excuse…of “I left it at home”
-PERFORMANCE:
Carlos (Former member of UPTOWN), just released his single “You are my girl” and will be performing with his crew. Trust us he’s that good!
-TABLES (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED):
Tables are actually cheaper if you come in groups of either 5-6. This is because when you reserve table, you DO NOT PAY ENTRANCE FEE (Up to six people), and only pay the price below. So do the math, 6 people pitch in 60,000Won each and you get a table+bottle+1 sidedish. Be aware that one shot of anything at Answer is 10,000Won, so this is a better value.
1st Floor table range 350,000~500,000WON (Includes bottle+sidedish)
2nd Floor VIP tables range 600,000~900,000WON (Includes bottle+sidedish)
*Call 010-6307-9225 for further reservation details. These fill up fast so call NLT Thursday 2pm.
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Well Everyone lot of info, but we guarantee that it’ll be a crazy night! Thank you very much and please contact us if you have any questions:
General Questions: 010-6399-7445
Table Reservations: 010-6307-9225
K3
There’s going to be a solar eclipse partially visible in Korea this wednesday!
To put it short, here is the summary (in Korea Standard Time):
9:52.8 am - The sun starts to be covered by the moon
11:33.0 am - The sun gets covered the most at this stage
1:17.8 pm - The sun is uncovered once again
Some details from the official astronomy what-not:
개기일식 (07월 22일)
진행상황시각(KST)경도위도식의 시작07월 22일 08시 58.3분동경 084도 43.1분북위 19도 02.9분개기식의 시작07월 22일 09시 52.8분동경 070도 31.4분북위 20도 21.5분개기식의 최대07월 22일 11시 33.0분동경 143도 21.6분북위 24도 36.7분개기식의 종료07월 22일 13시 17.8분서경 157도 41.2분남위 12도 54.9분식의 종료07월 22일 14시 12.4분서경 171도 50.9분남위 14도 13.8분이 일식은 아시아와 태평양 서쪽지역에서 관측이 가능하다. 우리나라에서는 부분일식으로 관측이 가능하다.(최대식 지속시간 : 6분 44초)Bored in Pittsburgh for now.
Summertime isn't as good as it used to be when I was younger, it seems. Don't you feel the same way?
This blog is probably the most random blog you could find with bits and pieces scrapped from here and there, as long as it caught my attention at the time.
