Quote from: CO2 on June 13, 2016, 10:38:58 AMHoly Hell.The tourism Korea page for Daebudo says that it's the "Hawaii of Ansan." If there were ever a tall claim. hahahahaha The Sageori is the Times Square of this butthole village. hahahahahaha"If you have any problems with the functioning or content of this page, please send us a message using this form."Click that "Report Error" button!
Holy Hell.The tourism Korea page for Daebudo says that it's the "Hawaii of Ansan." If there were ever a tall claim. hahahahaha The Sageori is the Times Square of this butthole village. hahahahahaha
How do the people who stick menus on my apartment door know the entrance code to the building?Delivery people too.Where are they all getting the entrance code from?
When they deliver food to your neighbors, they put a menu on every door in the building. It's the food delivery guy who is doing it. Most delivery places in your area probably know the building's door code anyway, just from customers telling them on the phone. Also the door code for about 90% of Korean apartment buildings is 1234 or something similar.
Quote from: The Arm on June 15, 2016, 12:53:56 PMHow do the people who stick menus on my apartment door know the entrance code to the building?Delivery people too.Where are they all getting the entrance code from?My question about the people who stick menus on doors is who are they? What do they look like? I have never been able to catch these people in the actual act of attaching the menu to the door. Are they hired ninjas? Are they people?
Quote from: kevinvrich on June 15, 2016, 01:09:41 PMQuote from: The Arm on June 15, 2016, 12:53:56 PMHow do the people who stick menus on my apartment door know the entrance code to the building?Delivery people too.Where are they all getting the entrance code from?My question about the people who stick menus on doors is who are they? What do they look like? I have never been able to catch these people in the actual act of attaching the menu to the door. Are they hired ninjas? Are they people?I was fine with all the menu and flyer litter they leave in my apartment building until other day when they taped a menu covering my keypad. That was it. They went too far.
Quote from: nermal on June 15, 2016, 01:24:27 PMQuote from: kevinvrich on June 15, 2016, 01:09:41 PMQuote from: The Arm on June 15, 2016, 12:53:56 PMHow do the people who stick menus on my apartment door know the entrance code to the building?Delivery people too.Where are they all getting the entrance code from?My question about the people who stick menus on doors is who are they? What do they look like? I have never been able to catch these people in the actual act of attaching the menu to the door. Are they hired ninjas? Are they people?I was fine with all the menu and flyer litter they leave in my apartment building until other day when they taped a menu covering my keypad. That was it. They went too far. That tipped me over the edge last week too.A couple weeks ago the person advertising a new apartment left their flyers on the ground all along my corridor. That pissed me off. After 2 days no body along the corridor had bothered to even pick them up so I did it myself. I drove to the show home, walked through the door and asked 'is this ....?' the woman was like 'nenenenenenene' and then I just threw all the flyers in the middle of the floor and walked out. It was very enjoyable.
I guess it's Friday so we can not abuse this thread.Shanghai Disney just opened today. I literally cannot imagine a bigger hell. All that line cutting... and pictures have already surfaced of the Chinese making their kids pee in the plants.
Quote from: The Arm on June 15, 2016, 12:53:56 PMHow do the people who stick menus on my apartment door know the entrance code to the building?Delivery people too.Where are they all getting the entrance code from?My friend pointed out to me that mine is written on the side of the door in permanent marker. Hers is too. I haven't checked other buildings but maybe everyone's is. Cuz I've wondered the same thing.
My coT was showing us (the office) photos of her trip to another island. There was one of a bunch of fish drying and next to the fish was a seagull carcass tied to a pole. Which is apparently an effective repellant, however gross it looks. A while back I had showed some photos from my previous jobs; one was of a dead cat prop. A coworker remembered and told me I should make a dead dog prop and hang it in front of the school to ward away the local dogs (they tend to defecate on the soccer field...). I asked "What about the children??" He replied "Doesn't matter!"
Just don't make a dead student prop