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April 09, 2006 >> Speak for me, please

The Marta teacher is gone, flown the coup with a large quantity of Korean kitsch and konglish clothing. The Sam teacher is gone, contract filled, swallowed back up by that heartless nation known as Australia. The Chris teacher is sullen, heavy and weighed, and has therefore co-opted some of the Marta's vast selection of digital photographs for content (with prior verbal consent). In her fresh-faced exposure to the madnesses of Korea, she caught lots that I've been taking for granted for months, so perhaps we can all stand to learn a thing or two about cityscapes and not talking in the third person. Me? I'm a little lost these days, both grammatically and otherwise.

Sanbon by Day


The industrious and always-under-construction center of Sanbon...


Sanbon Apartment Blocks


And the fearsome army of apartment complexes that surrounds it.


Sanbon Baby Sculpture


And, of course, the naked baby orgy sculpture.


Fever Ice Target


Many a drunken philanderer has tried to hit the Fever Ice Target at Sanbon's King of Pirates, but

Chad is probably the philanderiest.


Norae-bang


Mayhem in the Norae-bang! Note the classy painting in the background, and also the sad facial deformities of those trying to sing.


Alien Norae-bang


Marta and Sam shamefully taking advantage of an intergalactic visitor.


Playground Breast Things


My rack is way sweeter than Marta's because my nipples are made out of chocolate.


Playground Glamour Shot


An Enchanting Glade (In Technicolor)


Sam and Me and Mike


Glammy Sammy, advanced airborne mincing.


Marta and Kiddies


Here is a children!


Streetmeat Guy


One of the best things about Korean cities are the street-meat stalls that are set up to all hours of the night, serving up cheap fried stuff and da-bok-ki (giant rice in blazing hot sauce) and kebobs.



Say goodnight, but the neon never sleeps.

I miss people sometimes, too, you know? I say this with a touch of surprise and a dash of red bean paste, but if anyone's getting eaten, it's me. I want things back in the most festively selfish way possible.


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