Quote from: oglop on December 07, 2018, 10:40:12 pmQuote from: Chinguetti on December 07, 2018, 05:12:57 pmAt primary school level, it could be because they're always being told to bundle up during cold weather, and will get scolded for not doing it or for taking their coats off, so after a while it probably doesn't really sink in that taking their coats off is an option even when their parents aren't around to tsk them over it.yeah, you could be right. it's like when i ask "hands up who likes candy" and some students insist they don't like it. then, when pressed, it's because their parents don't let them eat it, so they say they don't like it. same with pizza, chocolate, or anything else all kids love. some kids in korea live pretty deprived lives, it seems. not allowed any foods kids love, studying 10 hours a day, never see their dads, aren't allowed to watch tv, etc. christ.Maybe their parents don't give them candy because it's basically poison. Don't poison people you love or care about. Also candy is gross.
Quote from: Chinguetti on December 07, 2018, 05:12:57 pmAt primary school level, it could be because they're always being told to bundle up during cold weather, and will get scolded for not doing it or for taking their coats off, so after a while it probably doesn't really sink in that taking their coats off is an option even when their parents aren't around to tsk them over it.yeah, you could be right. it's like when i ask "hands up who likes candy" and some students insist they don't like it. then, when pressed, it's because their parents don't let them eat it, so they say they don't like it. same with pizza, chocolate, or anything else all kids love. some kids in korea live pretty deprived lives, it seems. not allowed any foods kids love, studying 10 hours a day, never see their dads, aren't allowed to watch tv, etc. christ.
At primary school level, it could be because they're always being told to bundle up during cold weather, and will get scolded for not doing it or for taking their coats off, so after a while it probably doesn't really sink in that taking their coats off is an option even when their parents aren't around to tsk them over it.
My favorite part of winter is how everyone decides it's a good idea to leave all the doors and windows wide open in the hallways. Yes, let ALL the cold air in
Quote from: #basedcowboyshirt on December 10, 2018, 08:05:06 amQuote from: oglop on December 07, 2018, 10:40:12 pmQuote from: Chinguetti on December 07, 2018, 05:12:57 pmAt primary school level, it could be because they're always being told to bundle up during cold weather, and will get scolded for not doing it or for taking their coats off, so after a while it probably doesn't really sink in that taking their coats off is an option even when their parents aren't around to tsk them over it.yeah, you could be right. it's like when i ask "hands up who likes candy" and some students insist they don't like it. then, when pressed, it's because their parents don't let them eat it, so they say they don't like it. same with pizza, chocolate, or anything else all kids love. some kids in korea live pretty deprived lives, it seems. not allowed any foods kids love, studying 10 hours a day, never see their dads, aren't allowed to watch tv, etc. christ.Maybe their parents don't give them candy because it's basically poison. Don't poison people you love or care about. Also candy is gross.is that a troll post? can't tell
Quote from: oglop on December 10, 2018, 09:11:41 amQuote from: #basedcowboyshirt on December 10, 2018, 08:05:06 amQuote from: oglop on December 07, 2018, 10:40:12 pmQuote from: Chinguetti on December 07, 2018, 05:12:57 pmAt primary school level, it could be because they're always being told to bundle up during cold weather, and will get scolded for not doing it or for taking their coats off, so after a while it probably doesn't really sink in that taking their coats off is an option even when their parents aren't around to tsk them over it.yeah, you could be right. it's like when i ask "hands up who likes candy" and some students insist they don't like it. then, when pressed, it's because their parents don't let them eat it, so they say they don't like it. same with pizza, chocolate, or anything else all kids love. some kids in korea live pretty deprived lives, it seems. not allowed any foods kids love, studying 10 hours a day, never see their dads, aren't allowed to watch tv, etc. christ.Maybe their parents don't give them candy because it's basically poison. Don't poison people you love or care about. Also candy is gross.is that a troll post? can't tellIs this the first time you've seen him talk about how sugar is literally poison? Stick around!
They're doing construction on the exterior of the building, so drills and hammers bashing away.To sooth my soul, my CT and a HR teacher have been sitting in the office singing Christmas and Church hymns in the key of 'H', for the past 2hrs! Anywhere other than the office is colder than the planet Hoth. Shoot me, please!
You knows it's bad in your building when you look forward to coming to school to find some quiet time. Yet another weekend my c*k sucking neighbor had the music cranked for 12+ hours, Sat. and Sun. The topper was having to listen to him rabbit f*ck some girl in the building. But this usually only lasts a good 5~10 mins. Yay for me, but kina sad for her!
Quote from: SeoulAlone on December 10, 2018, 07:58:51 amYou knows it's bad in your building when you look forward to coming to school to find some quiet time. Yet another weekend my c*k sucking neighbor had the music cranked for 12+ hours, Sat. and Sun. The topper was having to listen to him rabbit f*ck some girl in the building. But this usually only lasts a good 5~10 mins. Yay for me, but kina sad for her! So, um, would you like a biology lesson?Or maybe a lesson on how not to use insults traditionally aimed at hurting LGBT people, especially when they don't even apply?
Quote from: AWVM_HXE on December 10, 2018, 09:36:14 pmQuote from: SeoulAlone on December 10, 2018, 07:58:51 amYou knows it's bad in your building when you look forward to coming to school to find some quiet time. Yet another weekend my c*k sucking neighbor had the music cranked for 12+ hours, Sat. and Sun. The topper was having to listen to him rabbit f*ck some girl in the building. But this usually only lasts a good 5~10 mins. Yay for me, but kina sad for her! So, um, would you like a biology lesson?Or maybe a lesson on how not to use insults traditionally aimed at hurting LGBT people, especially when they don't even apply?How is my rant in anyway geared toward the LGBT community? Ya know what? I don't even wanna know nor do I even care. Be gone troll.
Quote from: SeoulAlone on December 11, 2018, 07:00:06 amQuote from: AWVM_HXE on December 10, 2018, 09:36:14 pmQuote from: SeoulAlone on December 10, 2018, 07:58:51 amYou knows it's bad in your building when you look forward to coming to school to find some quiet time. Yet another weekend my c*k sucking neighbor had the music cranked for 12+ hours, Sat. and Sun. The topper was having to listen to him rabbit f*ck some girl in the building. But this usually only lasts a good 5~10 mins. Yay for me, but kina sad for her! So, um, would you like a biology lesson?Or maybe a lesson on how not to use insults traditionally aimed at hurting LGBT people, especially when they don't even apply?How is my rant in anyway geared toward the LGBT community? Ya know what? I don't even wanna know nor do I even care. Be gone troll. My guess is the c*ck sucking part in that there is nothing wrong with sucking some c*ck.
Quote from: Aristocrat on December 10, 2018, 02:00:44 pmThey're doing construction on the exterior of the building, so drills and hammers bashing away.To sooth my soul, my CT and a HR teacher have been sitting in the office singing Christmas and Church hymns in the key of 'H', for the past 2hrs! Anywhere other than the office is colder than the planet Hoth. Shoot me, please!Big deal. My apartuh is situated directly above a big intersection, where roadwork has been going on since shortly after I moved there, March, 2016.Since it's such a busy intersection, the roadwork has been done at night, from 8 PM until about 5:30 AM. I have not had an uninterrupted night's sleep in all that time. They finally finished last week.Two hours! Pshaw.
Quote from: Mr C on December 11, 2018, 07:40:33 amQuote from: Aristocrat on December 10, 2018, 02:00:44 pmThey're doing construction on the exterior of the building, so drills and hammers bashing away.To sooth my soul, my CT and a HR teacher have been sitting in the office singing Christmas and Church hymns in the key of 'H', for the past 2hrs! Anywhere other than the office is colder than the planet Hoth. Shoot me, please!Big deal. My apartuh is situated directly above a big intersection, where roadwork has been going on since shortly after I moved there, March, 2016.Since it's such a busy intersection, the roadwork has been done at night, from 8 PM until about 5:30 AM. I have not had an uninterrupted night's sleep in all that time. They finally finished last week.Two hours! Pshaw.I'm betting that's illegal and they're doing it because it's cheaper and nobody has the balls to complain. Either way, March 2016? Why haven't you moved?
Quote from: Aristocrat on December 11, 2018, 08:06:08 amQuote from: Mr C on December 11, 2018, 07:40:33 amQuote from: Aristocrat on December 10, 2018, 02:00:44 pmThey're doing construction on the exterior of the building, so drills and hammers bashing away.To sooth my soul, my CT and a HR teacher have been sitting in the office singing Christmas and Church hymns in the key of 'H', for the past 2hrs! Anywhere other than the office is colder than the planet Hoth. Shoot me, please!Big deal. My apartuh is situated directly above a big intersection, where roadwork has been going on since shortly after I moved there, March, 2016.Since it's such a busy intersection, the roadwork has been done at night, from 8 PM until about 5:30 AM. I have not had an uninterrupted night's sleep in all that time. They finally finished last week.Two hours! Pshaw.I'm betting that's illegal and they're doing it because it's cheaper and nobody has the balls to complain. Either way, March 2016? Why haven't you moved?Of course it's not illegal. If they did it during the daytime, road traffic on the west side of Seoul would grind to a halt. Construction at major intersections all over the world is done at night for this reason.Why would it be cheaper at night? It's probably more expensive as graveyard shift workers always demand a little extra.
It's winter and as usual everyone complaining how cold is inside. Yes, well maybe it wouldn't be cold if people built buildings with insulation and stopped opening doors and windows.