No, you rube. Incheon isn't just an airport. That much should be obvious by their requisite English City slogan "What's going on everybody?". I broke up with her after I had taken her to Wolmido for a corn dog. When we left the hotel I put her on the Viking ride and skeedaddled. And I paid for her ticket (Viking, not flight.) I'm no cad.
I put her on the Viking ride
You can tell a lot about a person by their corn dog. Sugar? Plasticy, stretchy cheese string? Potato coating? Jalapeno hot dog? What did she order? You could have missed out on a good one.
We come from the land of the han and jeongFrom the morning calm where the room s'lons blowThe soju of 'jeossiWill drive our noobs to 3차To noraebang, and sing and cry안마, I am coming............. ................... On we drink with 나쁜놈Our only goal will be the first train home
A tangent:
where in Seoul or Busan does one get a big rack of ribs?
Never had a corn dog in my 20 years here.But in Chicago a hot dog should have mustard, onions and/or chili. "F the ketchup" i've heard.(Hence no Chicago hot dog franchises in Korea? Deep-dish Chicago pizza yeah, but that's a whole other thing).A tangent: where in Seoul or Busan does one get a big rack of ribs? (I was asked this recently by a newbie teacher and i just shrugged, because i have never seen ribs in restaurants here (outside the big cities i've lived), nor a t-bone steak since 1998 in a restaurant.Where in Seoul could one recommend an assured t-bone steak?
Thank you for warning us this time. Seoul: ManimalPyeongtaek: JP's BBQBusan: Gorilla Brewing Gwangalli
Outback for true rib greatness.
I'll take you out back and give you a good pegging.
That's called a corn dog where I come from. It's getting to be a bit like "Who's on first? around here."
Your agoraphobic, claustrophobic hottie date pegged you on the viking ride?
No, you rube. Incheon isn't just an airport. That much should be obvious by their requisite English City slogan "What's going on everybody?". I broke up with her after I had taken her to Wolmido for a corn dog. When we left the hotel for something to eat, I put her on the Viking ride and skeedaddled. And I paid for her ticket (Viking, not flight.) I'm no cad.
and Koreans tend to avoid like the plague.
