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Haha this is old news actually; I bought it about 3 weeks ago, but still~ I know I know, I have the second album already which I bought in Korea, and it's the original album somemore, not the China-made or Taiwan-made ones that we have here (FYI, the 2 dollars album was Taiwan-made) so it's in Korean, but still! No aunty laments please; this is a damn good buy!
I LOVE SUPER JUNIOR!<3
My brother bought me Super Junior-M's first mini album for my Christmas present!:) haha he said it took him forever to find it. I'm starting to think Hangeng's kinda hot too.
But what's wrong with Koreans!:((( Yesterday, I read in The Straits Times that Koreans are sending their young children for therapy and acupuncture sessions and making them eat weird medicines in a bid to make them grow TALLER. Apparently, Korean society has been heavily influenced in recent years by Westernized ideals and nowadays, Koreans believe that a tall person is considered good-looking and more likely to succeed.
WHAT A LOAD OF BULL. SERIOUSLY.
What's wrong with these people! I mean, I can understand their pride at being a homogenous society and their resulting difficulty to accept foreigners unlike themselves (save for westerners, as usual), but this! This is incredibly superficial:( so sad. Granted though, this is a new phenomenon, and perhaps it won't last, but still:(
Haiz, my January's packed with stuffs. I've got to learn driving, and do job attachments, and hopefully, go on my graduation trip. And, I've been looking for overseas volunteer opportunities, but none so far. Anyone knows!
Oh, and I just came back from Yunnan about a week ago! It was an incredibly fun trip, I must say. I wasn't expecting too much, but the trip actually turned out pretty fun, and I got to see 4 different minority groups in China. Yunnan has 52 out of 56 minority groups living in it! How cool is that:D The only regret that I have of the trip was that I didn't socialise with the teenagers there, until like the last day, and they turned out to be quite nice. People shy mah:(
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Wednesday, December 30, 2009
I BOUGHT SUPER JUNIOR'S SECOND ALBUM FOR 2 FREAKING BUCKS!!! WOOHOOOOOOOOO~Haha this is old news actually; I bought it about 3 weeks ago, but still~ I know I know, I have the second album already which I bought in Korea, and it's the original album somemore, not the China-made or Taiwan-made ones that we have here (FYI, the 2 dollars album was Taiwan-made) so it's in Korean, but still! No aunty laments please; this is a damn good buy!
I LOVE SUPER JUNIOR!<3
My brother bought me Super Junior-M's first mini album for my Christmas present!:) haha he said it took him forever to find it. I'm starting to think Hangeng's kinda hot too.
But what's wrong with Koreans!:((( Yesterday, I read in The Straits Times that Koreans are sending their young children for therapy and acupuncture sessions and making them eat weird medicines in a bid to make them grow TALLER. Apparently, Korean society has been heavily influenced in recent years by Westernized ideals and nowadays, Koreans believe that a tall person is considered good-looking and more likely to succeed.
WHAT A LOAD OF BULL. SERIOUSLY.
What's wrong with these people! I mean, I can understand their pride at being a homogenous society and their resulting difficulty to accept foreigners unlike themselves (save for westerners, as usual), but this! This is incredibly superficial:( so sad. Granted though, this is a new phenomenon, and perhaps it won't last, but still:(
Haiz, my January's packed with stuffs. I've got to learn driving, and do job attachments, and hopefully, go on my graduation trip. And, I've been looking for overseas volunteer opportunities, but none so far. Anyone knows!
Oh, and I just came back from Yunnan about a week ago! It was an incredibly fun trip, I must say. I wasn't expecting too much, but the trip actually turned out pretty fun, and I got to see 4 different minority groups in China. Yunnan has 52 out of 56 minority groups living in it! How cool is that:D The only regret that I have of the trip was that I didn't socialise with the teenagers there, until like the last day, and they turned out to be quite nice. People shy mah:(