Amen to that mister Baggie. BTW, wouldn’t you happen to be related to Dr. Bag, the man that did the autopsy?
Amen to that mister Baggie. BTW, wouldn’t you happen to be related to Dr. Bag, the man that did the autopsy?
I got a tablet, nothing fancy, Lenovo M11 or something, IDK, but now I can read in bed and have a huge screen for Anki reviews, it has a little pen too, so I can practice writing Japanese characters or just doodle while reading, so far so good.
Mostly WhatsApp since everyone and their grandma uses it here, ESPN Fantasy, Mastodon, and Lemmy.
You cannot refuse this…
Yeah, no, I’m refusing this, dying sounds less compliment, and yeah, I did read the rules.
Oh, just to clarify, I didn’t go to South Korea, LOL.
Somehow one of those busses made its way here[1]. We import a lot of trash, like literally, vehicles with too high of a mileage to sell in your local market? We got you, we’ll take them and use them for another 20 years. Lately we’ve been importing a lot from South Korea, you could stick your head out of the window at any given moment and see a couple of Hyundai Sonatas.
Footnotes
I’ll do like in Back to the Future and win the lottery, come back, put it in the back and live from the returns. Yes I’m that boring, but the best timeline IMO is one where I don’t have to break my back working 9 to 5.
I can relate to all of this, and I’m only 6’2". I once took a 2+ hour trip on a Korean-made bus, you could tell it was made with the average Korean person in mind 'cause the seats were small, my poor knees were pressing the hell outta the seat in front of me during the whole time.
So they basically saying you should buy a car if you want some meds, or at the very least rent one.
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Now the US government is like “when you give someone a ride you ride with Hitler! F**k them, they can buy their own car”.
Weekend at Bernie’s for sure, in fact, I think it’s a quasi-perfect movie for what it is.
“Kinky 'Fro”
Some years ago I was learning Chinese, I was excited and eager to practice after learning only a couple phrases, so one day I see this young lady handing out flyers downtown, I confidently approach her and say “ni hao!” and she replies “I’m Korean”. To make things worse the flyers were actually from a Korean learning institute.
Such a “Not The Onion” headline. Article is more hilarious too, although being completely real.