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The Korean Thanksgiving holiday (Chuseok) is over, so it seems like a fine time to drop a few more odd foreign photos I’ve taken, just for fun. Let’s take a gander:
Come on, Korean airport bus stop guys! You had ONE job!!
(From Nepal) “He’s a great vet, but I get tired of the sermons every time I go in there, about what it means to be a proper pet owner.”
Falling off the bone!
The last honest Korean burger joint:
Those darn Korean one-percenters:
You might be surprised to learn the Führer liked gulab jamun and a nice ras malai:
I’ll take “Unfortunate Names of Korean Restaurants” for $100, Alex:
You had ONE JOB, Itaewon International Food Festival:
With great power comes great responsibility:
One more. You had ONE JOB, Longman Textbooks:
Have a great weekend, America. Go OU! Beat Texas!
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Owned by a fellow named Swift?
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I could ask this about almost any post by anyone, since it has to do with something that appears on almost every post by everyone, but why the category "General"? As opposed to, say, "Travel," or "Food & Drink."
I do concede that when you only get one choice, it's hard to decide. My next post will likely be under "Sports," but it could as reasonably be under "Travel." Not a bad dilemma, as dilemmas go. Often I despair and just pick "Culture." Maybe I should again. Well, I am going to sleep on it!
Anyway, I do enjoy exploiting the features offered to me on the user interface. I might even recycle "Garmmar" as a tag! Heck, I may be unable not to, if the interface insists on autocompleting it for me.
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Why “General”? Laziness.
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