Advice wanted.. Going to South Korea

[Money]

Thats awesome man... do you remember if she had a bad or good experience doing it?



That fits perfectly with my tastes. I almost always put crushed red pepper flakes on about 75% of the food I eat.



To be honest I'm going to try to get the best experience that I can out of this trip to South Korea. For me to spend a portion of my time in South Korea doing something that I can just as easily do in Farmville, USA would be a waste of an opportunity. I want to immerse myself in the culture and explore the countryside in my free time--not sit at a computer and play twd matches or ?go base games.

Who knows, I might do a little bit of gaming, but I'll most likely be spending most of my non-teaching time hanging out with my friends--going to clubs, bars and whatever else they want to drag me to.

tell me how dog tastes

You should also to make a trip to Japan, it's just an awesome country.

id love to go to japan i know its awesome

[Mantra-Slider]

Ive eaten dog O_o
kinda tasted like hen

[Money]

yea everything tastes liek chikin

[Jonesy]

I have to leave for the airport in 3 hours. This computer is one of the last things that I've got left to pack.

Thanks for the comments guys. Good luck to you all.

Later Trench Wars :bye1:

P.S. To my squad A-S... please win at least one TWL game haha

[Jeenyuss]

have fun jonesy!

[Xog]

my cousin's stationed over in Songtan in south korea, he likes to go to bars alot, so if you see a skinny ass dude with tatoos on his elbows and looks like this :

http://a913.ac-images.myspacecdn.com...86726912_l.jpg
then tell him that u know a cousin of his.

he also likes to go up and down hallways on a motor scooter in a scary mask.. so stay away from the local hotel
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...eoid=862393252

[project dragon]

Thats awesome man... do you remember if she had a bad or good experience doing it?

She went last year, and from what I can remember, she didn't have a bad time, but she wouldn't want to do it again. She taught at a private American school on a two year term, and one of her complaints was mainly because of the children, and the parents. students there were spoiled and when they didn't get the mark they wanted, they would complain over and over again. the parents, being the rich people they were (after all, they sent their kids to an American private school... in South Korea), even tried to bribe my sister would expensive gifts in a hope that it would help their child. Luckily, my sister has stronger morals then that and gave the students what they deserved (she teaches science, so if you get stuff wrong, you can't really argue with her). She did enjoy the bribes though lol. I guess your teaching experience really depends on what school you go to, and probably what area in South Korea you are in.
It's good that you enjoy spicy food, cause my sister didn't like that kind of spicy (she enjoys Indian food though), and she came back very much skinnier and probably malnourished. I believe fresh fruits and vegetable are hard to come by and are quite expensive, which is why they have a lot of preserved vegetables (eg: kimchi).
I also think she might of had a hard time because she was of Chinese decent (we're from Hong Kong), and I guess when you look like you could be from Korea, they treat you like they expect you to know what's going on. I'm going to guess she had a hard time cause she barely knew the language, so people could of made it difficult for her.
Also, if you or somebody you know can get into the Army base in South Korea (probably the one Xog is talking about), you can probably get pretty cheap stuff from inside the Army base (and food I believe).

Hope you have a good time there. I know my sister complained about it, but she did have a good time visiting areas around Korea, and overall, it really is a good learning experience.