How are you?How are you?How are you?
I remember I’ve seen exactly the same dialogues in every single English text book in Korea. It goes like this. A: Hi, Tom.(or John, Jane, Mike, rarely James) How are you? B: I’m fine, thank you. And you? The dialogue is repeated so many times that it is even more securely set in Korean people’s minds than the first line of the national anthem. I’d say it is an almost mechanical, automatic reaction to the question. The thing is, I thought it was quite ridiculous that every Korean responded in exactly the same way as if brainwashed. So I kind of got rid of the automatic reaction, a
Everyday is a bad hair dayEveryday is a bad hair dayEveryday is a bad hair day
I haven’t had my hair cut for almost four months since coming to Ireland. I don’t know even how much it costs here- didn’t bother to ask when it was so obvious that it would be extremely expensive. Given the fact that I used to be a monthly visitor to a beauty parlour, you can easily imagine what a hideous look I have by now. Or, on the assumption that you should be a generous, sympathetic person, a pity for my devastation might be expected. Indeed, it just devastates me. Among ill temper, funny eyebrows and other inheritances that I’d rather not be given, if it was my choice, the mo
oh, i see you're a fellow irish deviant?
hi!
oh, and you're new here! welcome! if you have any questions, feel free to ask!
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I'm hyangsook, from korea, if you remember
how are you doing?
ah, we haven't spoken in months X_X
how have you been getting on?
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The Game.
I'm never too busy for a pint, sure laddo
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