RANTING/VENTING MEGATHREAD 3.0

Isn't he notorious for disclosing incredibly identifiable information? His car, his taste for niche slip-ons, etc.

I wasn't around for any of this, but didn't he also literally post pictures of himself in the past? (The infamous "shorts" incident)

This, coupled with his use of the same/similar username across multiple platforms and Trump toilet tweet-like idiolect, would make it very easy for one to build a profile on him and track him if they so wished. He's probably even divulged his real name somewhere along the line, too.

He's just lucky that no one is interested in pursuing him.

Infamous shorts?  Some of you are really stretching to make stuff up and are still blabbing on about it days later. 

I'm re-reading this whole bike Jangsu thing and I honestly believe it's the thread of the year, so far.

It's soooooo absurd. Hahaha just go back and look at his posts. Hahahaha

Well, ya know. Maybe the business put a grey fabric square over the sign, I dunno.


Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuu hahahaha oh, seriously, go back and read the whole thing in one go as a single work. It's bloody incredible. Haha hahahaha

I'm re-reading this whole bike Jangsu thing and I honestly believe it's the thread of the year, so far.

It's soooooo absurd. Hahaha just go back and look at his posts. Hahahaha

Well, ya know. Maybe the business put a grey fabric square over the sign, I dunno.


Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuu hahahaha oh, seriously, go back and read the whole thing in one go as a single work. It's bloody incredible. Haha hahahaha

this was pretty good, although it still doesnt top that one time bodybuilders were arguing over how many days there are in a week https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=107926751

Too bad he had like a dozen posts deleted. Some top tier comedy in there. Cringe mods.

It was one for the books.  It think it takes a thread where someone like Van or Hangook just flout the principles of reality to become one of my faves.  A thread like "Korea - pros and cons" that is now becoming an "America - pros and cons" thread thanks to Gogators and Martino will never hold my interest.  It doesn't matter that it may go on for another month.  It's just tedious and unfunny and doesn't draw a large audience participation.  You need the absurdity the comedy duo Van & Han can bring to the table. 

HanVan 3000 - Drinking in SK

Bloated and tired today.

The week is almost over, but it's still not Friday. 

kor(over)share.org is ------> that way

Watching the chat is hilarious. Some of them are so hopelessly green, it's cute.

Watching the chat is hilarious. Some of them are so hopelessly green, it's cute.

I couldn't get the chat to work I was going to post some philosophy stuff there.

As bad as the bigoted burnouts who are a mirror image of the aging Korean men they claim to despise here are, at least, like those guys, they have some character and experience and aren't just vapid nothing-filled stream of consciousness.

my butthole is so tight, I swallowed a quarter and shat out 5 nickels!

can you change a tenner?

Ehh, the first couple were kinda fun. But if you do more than maybe 1-2 after this, it will jump the shark and get pretty lame, pretty fast.

At least try and use them sparingly and wait until you have some really good material. Don't worry, at my rate I should supply some in short order.

kor(over)share.org is ------> that way

Why, what happens to you when you get bloated? 

Watching the chat is hilarious. Some of them are so hopelessly green, it's cute.

Honestly, I'd probably get a bunch of wholesome support if I did go over there just to announce that I'm bloated, lol.

33k for a fast food burger, small fries, and shake?

Prices are going up. ㅠ ㅠ

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American prices:

Bacon cheeseburger: $8.69
Little Cajun fries: $3.09
Peanut butter shake: $5.35

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Larger portion sizes in the USA? Sometimes that’s the case; not sure here. How can Koreans afford these high prices? They’re getting gradually getting more disposable income as wages rise? Supply and demand sets prices… and land is more expensive in Korea hence higher restaurant running costs?

Far out! What a rip-off! I might be tempted to try the burger just once, hoping for something special, but I don't like shakes or fries that much to pay those prices.

My girlfriend wants to try Five Guys. And apparently In ‘n Out burger is coming so that’s on the agenda as well.  I like Five Guys hot dogs so I’ll go and check it out.  These places have a cachet for Koreans so you’re going to pay more. 

The menu in Korea will cost 13 percent less than that of the United States, Five Guys Korea CEO Oh Min-woo told reporters.

How can the CEO so brazenly lie about that? US prices are easily available with a quick online search. Is anyone gonna call him out?

https://www.fastfoodmenuprices.com/five-guys-prices/

I was thinking about burgers yesterday. We were rushing to the subway station and I was trailing. Gf learned a new term.

"You want some fries with that shake?"

The menu in Korea will cost 13 percent less than that of the United States, Five Guys Korea CEO Oh Min-woo told reporters.

How can the CEO so brazenly lie about that?

Um, capitalism?

33k for a fast food burger, small fries, and shake?

Prices are going up. ㅠ ㅠ

———————-

American prices:

Bacon cheeseburger: $8.69
Little Cajun fries: $3.09
Peanut butter shake: $5.35

———————

Larger portion sizes in the USA? Sometimes that’s the case; not sure here. How can Koreans afford these high prices? They’re getting gradually getting more disposable income as wages rise? Supply and demand sets prices… and land is more expensive in Korea hence higher restaurant running costs?

One thing for sure, just wait until that poster who is always preaching about Americans being obese sees your receipt.  Man, I have been to Five Guys quite a few times.  I never even knew they had some of those options.  It is possible to not over do it and hit a burger chain.  Get a burger or hot dog without the fries and shake.  At least, that's what our resident anti-obesity campaigner is sure to tell you.