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pwner4once Joined: 06 Sep 2005 Total posts: 505 Location: Unite States Age: 20 Gender: Male |
 Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 10:18 pm Post subject: Post Rating: 0 |
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| lavenderskye wrote: | | Néa Vanille wrote: | | Korean women are by far the ones to wear the most clothes typically described as feminine, such as mini skirts, high heels, hoop earrings, accessories, etc. out of all women in the world and with the exception of perhaps Italy, there is no other country in the world where women dress quite as femininely and take as much care about the way they look. Korean women even wear mini-skirts in winter, a sight that would undoubtedly turn heads just about anywhere in the world, but is just as normal as blind beggars on the subway in Korea (very normal). |
I'd like to add that Japanese women dress very femininely and care a lot about their looks as well. A lot of times overdoing it. For example, just going to the grocery store, it looks like they spent about an hour getting ready. They wear mini-skirts in the winter too! I just don't get it. Aren't they freezing? I guess they just wanna look good. Btw, I'm currently living in Japan and have been here for 2 years now.
overtherainbow: Your comment about Korean guys fixing their hair, it's so true! I visited last year and I was on the subway and noticed this one guy constantly messing around with his hair. I don't remember how long, but it was at least several minutes. Actually, Japanese guys like to do that too. I wonder if it's an Asian guy thing... |
I was just reading through the whole thread since I am really hyped about the korean culture and etc... I am chinese and currently living in the states. Just to clear the hair issue, I usually take about 10 sec to do my hair  which includes some water and a comb.
but really shouldn't guys be more concerned physical wise? o_O i mean a good shaped bud > all (except faces) 
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Néa VanilleJoined: 26 Mar 2005 Total posts: 56 Location: Seoul, South Korea (whooooza!) Gender: Female |
| Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 11:12 pm Post subject: Post Rating: 0 |
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I think it's actually great that this person slipped up, went back to being a 12-year-old and showed his truly ugly racist side. Because this way, nobody on this board is ever going to take him seriously ever again, and reveal that everything said is a poor disguise for feelings of inferiority and racism coming from a very sad person whose life is so miserable hiding behind racism is the best way to protect his little world of illusions of grandeur and illusions of living in a perfect country where nobody is superficial, hundreds of thousands of women don't have sex for no reason other than greed for money and where ugly women never face discrimination. I think we should all feel bad for this person - probably, deep down inside, he knows that Korea is far from a perfect country, but is unable to deal with it on a rational level. I guess with that, everybody can put this poster aside and rest in peace knowing that everything said is not worth reading over.
What surprises me is that there's no ban or warning. That was probably the lowest-class racism I've ever seen on the board and there's probably going to be a blindly nationalistic, defensive comment (because those are so much more objective than the observational views of a foreigner who likes Korea, but is not blind to its faults and is, most important of all, detached from personal feelings for Korea) every time someone dares to criticize the mother country. This qualifies for a troll. A very sad troll, but still a troll.
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pwner4onceJoined: 06 Sep 2005 Total posts: 505 Location: Unite States Age: 20 Gender: Male |
| Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 11:17 pm Post subject: Post Rating: 0 |
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| man why so pissed off over such topic... calm down and let's all enjoy some korean drama <3
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Néa VanilleJoined: 26 Mar 2005 Total posts: 56 Location: Seoul, South Korea (whooooza!) Gender: Female |
| Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 11:29 pm Post subject: Post Rating: 0 |
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Sorry, I have a hard time letting stupidity and racism (worthy-of-a-ban racism) go. Plus, I personally don't see why trolls should be allowed to post on this board.
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marvelousJoined: 20 Jan 2006 Total posts: 144 Location: PLANET K Gender: Unknown |
| Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 11:29 pm Post subject: Post Rating: 0 |
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| Néa Vanille wrote: | I think it's actually great that this person slipped up, went back to being a 12-year-old and showed his truly ugly racist side. Because this way, nobody on this board is ever going to take him seriously ever again, and reveal that everything said is a poor disguise for feelings of inferiority and racism coming from a very sad person whose life is so miserable hiding behind racism is the best way to protect his little world of illusions of grandeur and illusions of living in a perfect country where nobody is superficial, hundreds of thousands of women don't have sex for no reason other than greed for money and where ugly women never face discrimination. I think we should all feel bad for this person - probably, deep down inside, he knows that Korea is far from a perfect country, but he is unable to deal with it on a rational level because his race was all he ever gained any confidence and self-worth from. I guess with that, everybody can put this poster aside and rest in peace knowing that everything said is not worth reading over.
What surprises me is that there's no ban or warning. That was probably the lowest-class racism I've ever seen on the board and there's probably going to be a blindly nationalistic, defensive comment every time someone dares to criticize the mother country. This qualifies for a troll. |
LOL. Stop your crying. Admit you don't know everything about my people just because you currently reside in Korea. Not everything is what you see and you hear. If you were wise enough you would understand this...
Korea is not perfect neither is any other place but it's my homeland where I am treated as an EQUAL. NO more white people running around spying on me and trying to falsely imprison me, no more hoodrats trying to fight me, and the list goes on~
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pwner4onceJoined: 06 Sep 2005 Total posts: 505 Location: Unite States Age: 20 Gender: Male |
| Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 11:35 pm Post subject: Post Rating: 0 |
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| marvelous wrote: | | Néa Vanille wrote: | | Sorry, I have a hard time letting stupidity and racism (worthy-of-a-ban racism) go. |
You westerners are the best at it. Ever hear of slavery? |
slavery still exists...
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marvelousJoined: 20 Jan 2006 Total posts: 144 Location: PLANET K Gender: Unknown |
| Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 11:37 pm Post subject: Post Rating: 0 |
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| pwner4once wrote: | | marvelous wrote: | | Néa Vanille wrote: | | Sorry, I have a hard time letting stupidity and racism (worthy-of-a-ban racism) go. |
You westerners are the best at it. Ever hear of slavery? |
slavery still exists... |
In the real world yes it still does exist.
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jholicJoined: 03 Feb 2004 Total posts: 6263 Location: missin' hawaii Gender: Male |
| Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 11:56 pm Post subject: Post Rating: 0 |
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ok, everyone. i'm coming in on the middle of this, so bear with me.
i have seen a lot of threads get overly heated and emotional over a debate. if this is the case, we will lock this thread.
DO NOT RESORT TO RACIST OR DEROGATORY REMARKS.
if anyone feels a future post breaks the rules, please use the REPORT button. we mods cannot be everywhere at once, and this tool helps you as much as it helps us.
you may continue with a debate, but any racist remarks will be dealt with. consider EVERYONE in this thread warned.
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marvelous i've read several of your previous posts. i think it's possible to show patriotism and korean pride WITHOUT calling people names. i appreciate your support in this matter._________________ Use THUMBS UP/DOWN buttons to KEEP or DELETE posts.
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Oh god why don't you use your white privilege.
) ... no one can stop us evil westerners 
.. relax.. breath a little ... i think Wrow was just joking around 
why is it when the word SLAVERY (SLAVE) comes up its always the "white man" aka westerner that got blame for it ? did they invent Slavery?? .. it's not as if other races don't keep slaves.. whites, blacks, brown and yellow they all practice SLAVERY (on one form or another) at some point of their history.....
