Quote from: eggieguffer on March 17, 2017, 04:43:58 pmQuote from: MaximusPrime on March 17, 2017, 03:43:43 pmWTactualF....... I was so hungry but after a few seconds of that I just feel revolted. Was this on Korean TV? Yes unfortunately this really is what passes for entertainment here these days. Why waste money making quality drama or documentaries when you can film a chubby nobody eating nosily?I'm starting to reach my limit with Korean tv. It really is the same thing, with the same people, repeated over and over again. My wife has told me in no uncertain terms to STFU about it. I have a theory about why Koreans seem to be so obsessed about those programs where they are essentially watching other normal/celebrity people doing something banal. I'm sure it has something to do with hierarchy in Korea and that you don't really get to know people unless they are introduced by someone else or are family. There is just that curiosity, because they don't know how other people live. Just a theory mind.On another note: PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD. RAIN CATS AND DOGS! It is almost ten straight dusty days. I wanna go out hiking. Please spare a thought for our Chinese brothers and sisters who have it even worse than us.
Quote from: MaximusPrime on March 17, 2017, 03:43:43 pmWTactualF....... I was so hungry but after a few seconds of that I just feel revolted. Was this on Korean TV? Yes unfortunately this really is what passes for entertainment here these days. Why waste money making quality drama or documentaries when you can film a chubby nobody eating nosily?
WTactualF....... I was so hungry but after a few seconds of that I just feel revolted. Was this on Korean TV?
I feel like I am filtering the entire atmosphere of Incheon with my lungs, and they are definitely not up to the task. My face just exploded with symptoms. We need a downpour or a stiff breeze or something; I've never reacted this badly before. Maybe it's the new 3rd graders; they are veritable Petri dishes of disease.Has anyone else been hit hard by the dust season this time round? I usually have zero problems related to my lungs or breathing, even when suffering from a nasty cold.
Quote from: Dave Stepz on March 20, 2017, 12:52:54 pmQuote from: eggieguffer on March 17, 2017, 04:43:58 pmQuote from: MaximusPrime on March 17, 2017, 03:43:43 pmWTactualF....... I was so hungry but after a few seconds of that I just feel revolted. Was this on Korean TV? Yes unfortunately this really is what passes for entertainment here these days. Why waste money making quality drama or documentaries when you can film a chubby nobody eating nosily?I'm starting to reach my limit with Korean tv. It really is the same thing, with the same people, repeated over and over again. My wife has told me in no uncertain terms to STFU about it. I have a theory about why Koreans seem to be so obsessed about those programs where they are essentially watching other normal/celebrity people doing something banal. I'm sure it has something to do with hierarchy in Korea and that you don't really get to know people unless they are introduced by someone else or are family. There is just that curiosity, because they don't know how other people live. Just a theory mind.On another note: PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD. RAIN CATS AND DOGS! It is almost ten straight dusty days. I wanna go out hiking. Please spare a thought for our Chinese brothers and sisters who have it even worse than us. Was your wife a big fan of 도깨비 like mine was? I truly hated that drama and even more so when its OST music was used in countless CFs and other TV shows for no god forsaken reason.
There is no hatred greater than my hatred for Korean Banks.
Quote from: Savant on March 20, 2017, 01:22:16 pmQuote from: Dave Stepz on March 20, 2017, 12:52:54 pmQuote from: eggieguffer on March 17, 2017, 04:43:58 pmQuote from: MaximusPrime on March 17, 2017, 03:43:43 pmWTactualF....... I was so hungry but after a few seconds of that I just feel revolted. Was this on Korean TV? Yes unfortunately this really is what passes for entertainment here these days. Why waste money making quality drama or documentaries when you can film a chubby nobody eating nosily?I'm starting to reach my limit with Korean tv. It really is the same thing, with the same people, repeated over and over again. My wife has told me in no uncertain terms to STFU about it. I have a theory about why Koreans seem to be so obsessed about those programs where they are essentially watching other normal/celebrity people doing something banal. I'm sure it has something to do with hierarchy in Korea and that you don't really get to know people unless they are introduced by someone else or are family. There is just that curiosity, because they don't know how other people live. Just a theory mind.On another note: PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD. RAIN CATS AND DOGS! It is almost ten straight dusty days. I wanna go out hiking. Please spare a thought for our Chinese brothers and sisters who have it even worse than us. Was your wife a big fan of 도깨비 like mine was? I truly hated that drama and even more so when its OST music was used in countless CFs and other TV shows for no god forsaken reason.If you want your wives to stop watching some of those dramas and expand their horizons I recommend Netflix. I was hesitant at first to get Korean Netflix because of the rumored limited programming but I have gotten my girlfriend hooked on Daredevil and I feel that it was worth it. It has actually been kind of comical watching the expressions on her face because she is visually distressed at some of the episodes due to the storyline and the violence. It is a new kind of show to her though and she has been enjoying. We have only watched the first season together. I can't wait to see how she responds to the Punisher.
On another note: PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD. RAIN CATS AND DOGS! It is almost ten straight dusty days. I wanna go out hiking. Please spare a thought for our Chinese brothers and sisters who have it even worse than us.
Right but usually countries have decent quality programs to balance the shit ones out. Jerry Springeresque programs aren't on all channels all the time. Gossip Girl wasn't being consumed by the majority of the population. Where is the actually good T.V. programming in Korea? What channels and what time does it come on?
Quote from: sevenpm on March 20, 2017, 02:32:03 pmRight but usually countries have decent quality programs to balance the shit ones out. Jerry Springeresque programs aren't on all channels all the time. Gossip Girl wasn't being consumed by the majority of the population. Where is the actually good T.V. programming in Korea? What channels and what time does it come on?Not to mention there's a bit of a difference in the banality levels of Korean reality programming and American trash TV. One is watching people sitting around eating ramyeon and playing yutnori, the other is watching two cousins get into a brawl because they were both knocked up by the same Elvis impersonator. Come to think of it, Korean TV would be improved by the edition of some trash TV like that. Let's see some Korean girls duking it out because they both got Kakao messages from the same guy.
Quote from: kriztee on March 20, 2017, 01:03:40 pmQuote from: Dave Stepz on March 20, 2017, 12:52:54 pmQuote from: eggieguffer on March 17, 2017, 04:43:58 pmQuote from: MaximusPrime on March 17, 2017, 03:43:43 pmWTactualF....... I was so hungry but after a few seconds of that I just feel revolted. Was this on Korean TV? Yes unfortunately this really is what passes for entertainment here these days. Why waste money making quality drama or documentaries when you can film a chubby nobody eating nosily?I'm starting to reach my limit with Korean tv. It really is the same thing, with the same people, repeated over and over again. My wife has told me in no uncertain terms to STFU about it. I have a theory about why Koreans seem to be so obsessed about those programs where they are essentially watching other normal/celebrity people doing something banal. I'm sure it has something to do with hierarchy in Korea and that you don't really get to know people unless they are introduced by someone else or are family. There is just that curiosity, because they don't know how other people live. Just a theory mind.On another note: PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD. RAIN CATS AND DOGS! It is almost ten straight dusty days. I wanna go out hiking. Please spare a thought for our Chinese brothers and sisters who have it even worse than us. Every country has it's share of trash tv with random people. Just look at Springer, or Maury, or Dr. Phil or Jeremy Kyle or Steve Wilkos or the billions of judge shows. For North America we weem to banish those shows to daytime tv rather than prime time tho. Also, for the record I love trashy tv. I still refuse to marry someone unless they propose to me on Springer. It's just different kinds of garbage programming in different countries.Right but usually countries have decent quality programs to balance the shit ones out. Jerry Springeresque programs aren't on all channels all the time. Gossip Girl wasn't being consumed by the majority of the population. Where is the actually good T.V. programming in Korea? What channels and what time does it come on?
Quote from: Dave Stepz on March 20, 2017, 12:52:54 pmQuote from: eggieguffer on March 17, 2017, 04:43:58 pmQuote from: MaximusPrime on March 17, 2017, 03:43:43 pmWTactualF....... I was so hungry but after a few seconds of that I just feel revolted. Was this on Korean TV? Yes unfortunately this really is what passes for entertainment here these days. Why waste money making quality drama or documentaries when you can film a chubby nobody eating nosily?I'm starting to reach my limit with Korean tv. It really is the same thing, with the same people, repeated over and over again. My wife has told me in no uncertain terms to STFU about it. I have a theory about why Koreans seem to be so obsessed about those programs where they are essentially watching other normal/celebrity people doing something banal. I'm sure it has something to do with hierarchy in Korea and that you don't really get to know people unless they are introduced by someone else or are family. There is just that curiosity, because they don't know how other people live. Just a theory mind.On another note: PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD. RAIN CATS AND DOGS! It is almost ten straight dusty days. I wanna go out hiking. Please spare a thought for our Chinese brothers and sisters who have it even worse than us. Every country has it's share of trash tv with random people. Just look at Springer, or Maury, or Dr. Phil or Jeremy Kyle or Steve Wilkos or the billions of judge shows. For North America we weem to banish those shows to daytime tv rather than prime time tho. Also, for the record I love trashy tv. I still refuse to marry someone unless they propose to me on Springer. It's just different kinds of garbage programming in different countries.
Anyone else having trouble eating school lunch? Just me?There's nothing terribly wrong with lunch. Typical Korean food as well ~ spicy fried fish, octopus and broccoli, etc. I just noticed that over the last couple of months it seems to make me feel nauseous if I eat the soup or meat specifically. And if the kimchi is a lil TOO stanky then the flavor usually makes me wanna hurl as well. What gives man?I eat Korean food ALL the time no problem outside of school. Stinky kimchi too. Its just school lunch that makes me feel sick afterwards. The meat always tastes sweet and the soup tastes like straight up river water its so fishy. Folks I'm basically eating white rice and oranges for lunch at this point. Only meals that don't make me sick are the curry and rice dish and bibimbap. Maybe my taste buds are just whacked out after months of weird food... think I'll chug another coffee to stave off hunger for the next hour...