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Post by Cool on Jul 23, 2005 0:19:19 GMT -5
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Post by BungalowDweller on Jul 23, 2005 17:48:19 GMT -5
Nic pix and text, cool! Thanks! :)
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Post by TheBo on Jul 26, 2005 13:24:21 GMT -5
Thanks, Cool. On a funny note, I was looking around the site and I noticed that they tell you Americans (not just those in the military) can take USO-sponsored tours and use USO sites, and they offer "American favorites to eat" at the USO canteen in Seoul! Like, I'm in Seoul, trying to absorb the local culture, and I MUST HAVE A TWINKIE! NOW! Hah, hah, hah... (Actually, I shouldn't laugh, I've traveled with plenty of such types...McDonalds on the Piazza Spagna nothing. I've been with people who wouldn't eat anywhere but McDonalds when traveling in the US!)
Bo
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Post by Daemado on Jul 28, 2005 16:24:21 GMT -5
Not just Americans ... I've had more than one European tourist ask me for directions to the nearest McDonald's. And this was in San Francisco, a city blessed with an overabundance of cheap yet tasty cuisine. Chinatown no less.
But for me "Haengju" brings up memories of the reeking dishcloth I used to wipe down the kitchen counter when I was a kid ... My mom (SNU microbiology graduate) insisted that I use it without rubber gloves because she said it was perfectly clean ... now of course we know better ;D
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