Your Favorite Waygook Threads

Have you ever read a post on Waygook that made you go, "Wow, that was really good info!"

I'm hoping to compile a collection of excellent Waygook threads here.

Some examples:
Threads that ....
- Improved your life in Korea
- Gave you new ideas, Eureka moments
- Inspired you
- Improved your teaching

What are some of your favorite threads? Share them here.

The only threads on here that I truly found worthwhile were all the amazing and incredibly helpful templates that some folks put on: Jurassic Park, Space Game, Bomb Games, Simpsons Game etc etc. They are perfect for any age group and every single possible level, simply change the questions. I have used them from Primary 1 to working professionals in the government as well as university students.

Sadly, the powers that be took them away and charged for them even though the folks putting them on here did so for free to help us all. I'm glad I downloaded them all prior to the purge of freedom.

The only threads on here that I truly found worthwhile were all the amazing and incredibly helpful templates that some folks put on: Jurassic Park, Space Game, Bomb Games, Simpsons Game etc etc. They are perfect for any age group and every single possible level, simply change the questions. I have used them from Primary 1 to working professionals in the government as well as university students.

Sadly, the powers that be took them away and charged for them even though the folks putting them on here did so for free to help us all. I'm glad I downloaded them all prior to the purge of freedom.

Indeed, the class materials are excellent and I will always be grateful to the creators.

“My in-laws  made me sleep in the laundry room.”

"Hi, Alonzo here..."

“My in-laws  made me sleep in the laundry room.”

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But.............. I am not laundry. I am human.

"Hi, Alonzo here..."

Still not convinced that was a real person.

Still not convinced that was a real person.

I was thinking that too but then Alonzo posted a selfie pic that showed Alonzo on what was clearly a Korean subway, so I assumed Alonzo was a real person.

Oh, sure... there was a guy with curly hair in Korea, but were the “character” and “writing” real or fiction?