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Free tall iced coffee at Starbucks starting in... 7 minutes! I know that all of you in Seoul are no more than 2 seconds away from a Starbucks at all times (there are 5 within 5 minutes walk of my office, I swear), so take advantage. :)
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Is dry shampoo made out of unicorn tears?
Hi, lovely new followers! I promise I will get back to Korean stuff ASAP. Quitting my job has been hectic and weird!
일본 정부의 집단적 자위권 행사 결정, 아베 신조 일본 총리의 고노 담화 검증 등으로 한·일 관계가 극도로 냉각된 시점에 서울 도심의 특급 호텔서 일본 자위대 창설 60주년 기념식이 열릴 예정인 것으로 알려졌다.
동아일보는 11일 오후 6시30분 서울 중구 을지로 롯데호텔 3층 사파이어볼룸에서 주한 일본대사관 주최로 자위대 창설 60주년 기념식이 열린다고 10일 보도했다.
일본대사관은 국내 정관계 및 경제계 인사·주한 외국대사관 관계자 등 500여명에게 초청장을 보낸 것으로 전해졌다.
this is what actual power looks like in korea right now.
never mind all the ooohs and aaahs over japan’s recent drive to militarization - the 60th anniversary of japan’s armed forces (self-defense force) is to be held in Lotte Hotel tomorrow, in the very heart of Seoul.
and it will be crawling with dear leader’s cronies - korean fascists and old (colonial) money since that is what passes as “conservative” in korea. just like the 50th anniversary they had IN SEOUL, TEN YEARS AGO.
the very fact that they would think to brazenly do this in the old city center of Seoul, even under the current rise in tensions, basically a huge neon-colored FUCK YOU to the koreans they’re supposed to be representing.
this is real power.
Lotte Hotel cancelled, as far as I've heard, which is one step in the right direction, at least. Why the hell would they agree to host in the first place? http://biz.chosun.com/site/data/html_dir/2014/07/11/2014071101051.html
apparently, if you work for the gov’t in Korea right now, you can’t travel abroad in order to boost the Korean economy. The gov’t is invoking the Sewol tragedy to claim a crisis and to prohibit travel abroad for Koreans. “It is not your right to travel” is what the gov’t says. And according to the Korean Constitution it looks like the only freedom to move about the planet Koreans do have is “within Korea”.
they should have added the finishing touch:
"defectors and other non-patriots shall be punished"
They are doing this to make people uncaring about the tragedy. They are deliberately doing this to make people who are hurt and concerned about the tragedy isolated and to suppress government criticism.
I thought this was false… Am I missing something?
http://news.donga.com/Main/3/all/20140710/65090384/1 There we go. Says it was just a rumor and the original story is gone now.
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apparently, if you work for the gov’t in Korea right now, you can’t travel abroad in order to boost the Korean economy. The gov’t is invoking the Sewol tragedy to claim a crisis and to prohibit travel abroad for Koreans. “It is not your right to travel” is what the gov’t says. And according to the Korean Constitution it looks like the only freedom to move about the planet Koreans do have is “within Korea”.
they should have added the finishing touch:
"defectors and other non-patriots shall be punished"
They are doing this to make people uncaring about the tragedy. They are deliberately doing this to make people who are hurt and concerned about the tragedy isolated and to suppress government criticism.
I thought this was false... Am I missing something?
thatguyin3004 replied to your post“¦American white male co-worker who supports the Hobby Lobby ruling...”
He was probably talking about LEDs. Those little blinking lights in electronics. That would be a more manly thing to talk about. Urgh, men.
Well I'll agree with him on that. I am against LEDs and IEDs as birth control. Though he's welcome to stick those things wherever he likes when it comes to his own body!
omgkoreawhyyy replied to your photoset“Kitty is getting big!”
I want a kitty ㅠㅠ
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ermagerrrrd the cuuuuuuuuuute!!!
Not pictured were kitty's sharp, sharp teeth and claws. But everyone should still get a kitty!
Kitty is getting big!
More like study~by~yourself~loser~~~~
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...American white male co-worker who supports the Hobby Lobby ruling just told me that it would affect IEDs. IEDs. He doesn't know the difference between an IED and an IUD. Sounds about right.
For reseach purposes
I kinda wanna know how many seoul tumblr users there are.
Reblog if ur ass is in seoul
I GAVE MY NOTICE AT WORK AND THIS IS HOW I FEEL! Leaving my crappy job and starting at 서울대 in Sept!
So as this image has been passed around someone claims to have taken the time to ask a Korean speaking friend about the translation of the pages. Maybe things aren’t always how they seem. BUT I am still going to stand by my opinion of not needing two pages and a racially offensive caricature to...
동양인이 그것도 처음 보는 사람이 “깜둥이쉐이, 잘 지냈냐?” 하면 듣는 깜둥이 기분 더럽죠. 흑인 아저씨한텐 절대 nigger라고 부르면 안됩니다. Nigger is a word that was used in contempt of the Black people during the time of slavery. If an Asian person, even more so a stranger, calls to a black person, “Hey blackie, how have you been?”, the listening blackie would feel awful. AHH NOOOO, noooo that is a terrible explanation, no. Also, how can you guys even read what's on the page? Is there a higher quality image that I'm missing?
I just learned a neat thing! 나성 is an old word for L.A. It’s a hanja reading, like how Beijing used to be called 북경 and Tokyo used to be called 동경 (instead of 로스엔젤러스, 베이징, and 도쿄 that are used today). The hanja was 羅城; 羅 = 라 but read as 나 when it’s the first syllable, and 城 = 성 to mean “place.” If you’re L.A. based, I guess you probably already know this, because apparently a million things are named 나성 in L.A. Anyway, looking that up, I also saw that France was 불란서 (佛蘭西) before 프랑스, which is why French is 불어, which I always wondered about. Mystery solved!
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In a move to make the South Korean city more “women-friendly,” Seoul, has introduced the female-only parking spot, a wider and longer space outlined in pink and denoted by a pink stick figure wearing a skirt. Because nothing tells women you care about them like passive aggressively implying they suck at driving.
Is this for real?!
Wowwwwww
I read elsewhere that they are actually for mothers with children, which is why the spots are bigger. Jezebel isn’t know for being super informed.
Yeah, I read the same thing too. Given how notoriously bad drivers are here, I would think the wider spaces are more to protect children from getting hit by drivers recklessly pulling into spots than for the women themselves.
This has been around for a while? I wonder why the sudden interest. http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/special/2010/06/242_45305.html http://content.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1914471,00.html?xid=rss-world And I’ve heard they are for all women, not mothers, but I’d be very happy if that wasn’t true, so if anyone has a source, please share! :)
This is not new, it’s been a couple years since this started. It’s also because most women wear high heels all over the place, and putting these parking spaces on the first floors is also considered safer from thieves and sexual assault because they are closer to the main entrance of the building they are entering. There are more handicap spots as well in those same parking lots.
I love the idea of safety - I'm pretty sure in Germany that women-only parking is promoted under this reason. I'm not super cool with the larger size as an implication that women can't drive. The high heel thing, I don't know at all what to do with that.
(But above all, I hate how much men bitch about these spots in Korea... I'd be happy to live in a world where there were men-only parking spots if women earned more than men and occupied almost all positions of influence and power.)
In a move to make the South Korean city more “women-friendly,” Seoul, has introduced the female-only parking spot, a wider and longer space outlined in pink and denoted by a pink stick figure wearing a skirt. Because nothing tells women you care about them like passive aggressively implying they suck at driving.
Is this for real?!
Wowwwwww
I read elsewhere that they are actually for mothers with children, which is why the spots are bigger. Jezebel isn’t know for being super informed.
Yeah, I read the same thing too. Given how notoriously bad drivers are here, I would think the wider spaces are more to protect children from getting hit by drivers recklessly pulling into spots than for the women themselves.
This has been around for a while? I wonder why the sudden interest. http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/special/2010/06/242_45305.html http://content.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1914471,00.html?xid=rss-world And I've heard they are for all women, not mothers, but I'd be very happy if that wasn't true, so if anyone has a source, please share! :)
