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Granny makes a decent 'shiksa' platter, can't complain. In any case, better than my brekkie (granola bar and coffee) or lunch (... -
Here's a meli-melo of Soggy pics, taken over the last few lonnnng hottt weeks. I've got plenty to sa... -
Juvenile, that is. Did some birding today, felt good. I've gone out a few times over the past few months with little results - it'... -
Ba-rum-pum-pum-pum Adrift Ha-hahhhh, soju sheeety soju. I haven't had a drop of that shite since August, I'm guessing, yo... -
So somehow my bed worked itself on top of my internet cable over the years, pinching it to death. It took me about 20 minutes of rabid cur... -
Hey! I found a pen down here! While I was fishing with my Brit bud last weekend, a ship (the Geum Sok ) pulled into the harbor, hee... -
B-b-but...how did the spoon get in the bowl? Did I somehow miss a step? -
This shoulda coulda gone in that other post. I actually think I posted this exact sign up two or so years ago. No matter. Jeppuh f...
The fact that there are no public garbage cans in the parks and streets is really wierd. A wierd omission.
ReplyDeleteThey used to have more public garbage cans in
ReplyDeleteKorea apparently, but they took 'em all out. You have to pay for 'garbage' bags here as you sort your trash, so the logic is that public garbage cans were stealing money away from the garbage bag people or something. Just one of several strange theories I've heard.
A strange thing. How are you gonna keep a place beautiful with no garbage cans? Wapaaaa!
ReplyDeleteYeah, especially in a place like Jeju that's a tourist mecca because of it's natural beauty. Ah well, there are two ways of doing stuff - the right way and the Korean way, har har!
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