Fairly often, I see things in Korea that just make no sense. Part of it is due to the language barrier, part of it is due to the lack of context I have.
Let's see if any of you can make sense out of these things.
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Extra extra large Tweety |
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Air hose station to blow the dirt off your shoes after a hike |
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You should really try The Water here. |
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Poo bread |
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Try this real good Korean delicacy. |
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Korea has been good to my legs. |
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These faucets were attached to nothing. It turns out the water is running down (and coming up) a pipe, but it still blows my mind. |
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#randomsignsonbuildings |
Seoul, a boring place you are not.
So many good things. Your legs! I legit like that air hose shoe-dirt removal thing
ReplyDeleteI know it's been almost two weeks, but it took me that long to recover from the fact that you FINALLY approve of my legs.
DeleteHa ha ha ha! The legssss!
ReplyDeleteDon't be jealous, Yandary.
DeleteI am still laughing about snot bubble boy and his incredibly dextrous butt. Also, the legs picture threw me off. HHHHOOOOOOOOOOTTTTT!!!!
ReplyDeleteTweety looks as big as me. That's something worth stealing and trying to get through customs, for sure.
What's wrong with real soft cake? What... you wanted fake hard slabs? Come on, Brad. The marketing department struck gold on that one!
I still don't get the faucets... but maybe it is as cool to you as the Mexico embassy in DC is to me. One can never tell with these things..
Also, I don't know how I feel about you giving yourself a thumbs-I'm-not-sure... Please look into your personal thoughts and feelings about yourself.
Thanks for a great update!
Snot bubble boy is such a mystery.
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