Oh cool (pun).
Mine is super old, and a top loader, which is probably why it's different.

We're looking to get a new one some time soon.
Would love to get one of those washer drier combos, but I hear that the set up can be difficult, and that not all apartments can handle the power draw that they require...

kyndo had you not included me in that little disclaimer there i would've made and absolute mess of things

I do what I can to keep us all safe! 

Not me.  Too many passive aggressive condescending comments to someone asking something like "How early should you get to the train/bus station to make sure you get a seat?"  with something like "Oh?  You buy your tickets in person?  How odd, most people who have been here for at least a few months would use the Naver app.  I didn't know you could even buy them in person. Haven't met anyone in years who's done that.  Um..."  He did that a lot.  Obviously the actual intent was to let us know how he went about doing certain tasks.  You can be helpful or you can be condescending.  He chose to be condescending in those circumstances.  Those were dark days on this board when based cowboy and romelettes roamed the board.  Lots of cringe moments. 

You're not wrong. On page 2 of this topic I mentioned that Korean addresses are ridiculous, then he insists that they're fine and just tries to gaslight me about the fact that I saw taxi driver after taxi driver refusing to put addresses into their gps because they only respond to landmarks or intersections. And Korean addresses are useless when building 5 on the block is in between building 500 and building 32. I thought I read something about the government reforming the address system but I don't know if it came to anything.

It did.  But people don't use it so much.  I'm fortunate to have always lived near a station or intersection or by Gayang E-Mart-uh, except in Mok-dong, when the instruction was "Mok-dong gu-danji/ship-dan-ji", between complex 9 and 10. 

Incidentally, aren't most English street numbers accorded by the order in which they were built on the street?

The new address system looks good on paper… odds and evens on opposite sides, numbering increases, spaces left, increments based on building/lot size… but implementation all depends on how well the local HAIC (Head Ajushi in Charge) understood the concept.

If you feel like you've eaten too much sugar and it's making you feel sick, balance it out by eating some protein. Chicken breast, nuts and/or nut butter, and eggs give me the best results. Try to avoid foods high in carbs when trying to re-balance your blood sugar, so no wheat products.

Soak your shoes in oxiclean before washing them. You guys act like this is common knowledge, but it ain't. Soak that shit.

Keep used coffee grounds (or baking soda) in your gym locker. When I first got assigned my locker, it smelled horrible. I cleaned it with disinfectant wipes and sprayed it out with foot deodorizers, but the smell kept coming back because the years of reek had basically soaked into the wooden fibers of the locker wall. So after the last time I disinfected, I stuck in an open container of baking soda. Kept the smell at bay, but there was always still that little hint of it. So then I added coffee grounds. Bam. Best smelling locker in the entire gym.