What would you do if your coworkers, classmates or siblings joined KS? (1 Viewer)

[MK3AM]

get a room you two!!!

@Fallout lets flirt on his wall /j

 

[Fallout]

made me fall 4 u smh

STOP AHAHAGAH

 

[Fallout]

@Fallout lets flirt on his wall /j

fsfs!!

 

[Selfmate]

@Fallout lets flirt on his wall /j

are you saying my wall is some kind of love hotel? lol

 

[MK3AM]

are you saying my wall is some kind of love hotel? lol

a free 1 ;) LOL

 

[Selfmate]

a free 1 ;) LOL

the best things in life are free!!!

 

[PWSwan]

I take it SK is not very vegetarian friendly huh?

psy concertS - meaning more than one? sounds like you had a great time
what merch or other goods did you end up getting?

Not at all vegetarian friendly, and they sneak meat/fish into random items; I bought a "potato and egg salad sandwich" at the airport. There were bits of fish in it. I ate it anyway. That sandwich is not the reason I was sick when I got home.

I figured that, since I was going to be in Seoul for nine days, I should go to more than one concert; I got tickets for the entire series of three. I purchased two short-sleeved jerseys, two long-sleeved jerseys, two mini cross-body bags, two cell phone lanyards (which I won't use for a cell phone; I'll put my work badge on it in case I ever have to go back to the office), and one pack of temporary tattoos. I purchased duplicates so that I can have one of each for the collection and still wear/use the useful items.

I had originally booked a goshiwon (small room with a shared kitchen/bathroom) for nine days. They lost my reservation, but had a room available for seven days. The room was small enough that I could reach across the room with my cane and turn off the light. The big advantage of the loss of reservation was that I could spend the last two days of my trip in a three-star hotel in Gangnam that included breakfast.

Most parts of Seoul have at least one coffee shop per block; some parts of Gangnam actually have three. If you travel to Seoul and forget something, Daiso is your best friend. I made pilgrimages to both the Gangnam Style statue and the P Nation building.

 

[Moguri]

I've never kept my K-fandom secret from my friends.

So you mean, when they got on here and saw someone with Psy aesthetics, they would right away assume thats you

 

[MK3AM]

the best things in life are free!!!

real

 

[Selfmate]

Not at all vegetarian friendly, and they sneak meat/fish into random items; I bought a "potato and egg salad sandwich" at the airport. There were bits of fish in it. I ate it anyway. That sandwich is not the reason I was sick when I got home.

I figured that, since I was going to be in Seoul for nine days, I should go to more than one concert; I got tickets for the entire series of three. I purchased two short-sleeved jerseys, two long-sleeved jerseys, two mini cross-body bags, two cell phone lanyards (which I won't use for a cell phone; I'll put my work badge on it in case I ever have to go back to the office), and one pack of temporary tattoos. I purchased duplicates so that I can have one of each for the collection and still wear/use the useful items.

I had originally booked a goshiwon (small room with a shared kitchen/bathroom) for nine days. They lost my reservation, but had a room available for seven days. The room was small enough that I could reach across the room with my cane and turn off the light. The big advantage of the loss of reservation was that I could spend the last two days of my trip in a three-star hotel in Gangnam that included breakfast.

Most parts of Seoul have at least one coffee shop per block; some parts of Gangnam actually have three. If you travel to Seoul and forget something, Daiso is your best friend. I made pilgrimages to both the Gangnam Style statue and the P Nation building.

that sucks being a vegetarian in SK
random fact: there is no chinese word for vegan (there is for vegetarian) so they have to use describing words to describe the concept

how did you end up sick my friend?

three huh? great get your money's worth while you are in SK
duplicates? lol - nice

did they have vegetarian options at the 3 star hotel?

???? there's a GS statute??? damn interesting

 

[PWSwan]

that sucks being a vegetarian in SK
random fact: there is no chinese word for vegan (there is for vegetarian) so they have to use describing words to describe the concept

how did you end up sick my friend?

three huh? great get your money's worth while you are in SK
duplicates? lol - nice

did they have vegetarian options at the 3 star hotel?

???? there's a GS statute??? damn interesting

I think I caught the flu somewhere on public transit. According to my co-workers, they've been catching the same thing, so either the world infectious disease specialists didn't predict the right flu strain or the strain we were vaccinated against mutated.

The only meals I ate at the hotel were breakfast, and they had western breakfast foods. I had scrambled eggs, bread (too impatient for toast), orange slices, rambutan, and rice. I wanted to try the porridge, but the first day it had tuna and the second day it had mussels.

You know who else was surprised that there was a Gangnam Style statue? Psy.

Have some rambutan.

 

[Selfmate]

I think I caught the flu somewhere on public transit. According to my co-workers, they've been catching the same thing, so either the world infectious disease specialists didn't predict the right flu strain or the strain we were vaccinated against mutated.

The only meals I ate at the hotel were breakfast, and they had western breakfast foods. I had scrambled eggs, bread (too impatient for toast), orange slices, rambutan, and rice. I wanted to try the porridge, but the first day it had tuna and the second day it had mussels.

You know who else was surprised that there was a Gangnam Style statue? Psy.

Have some rambutan.

that sucks - how long have you been sick for now?

I know exactly what a rambutan is - it's one of my fav foods
I don't know if there's a group for them but I really like longons, lychees and rambutans (sometimes it's hard to get rambutans down under)

when did they put the statute up?