What is Life in Korea like? Interview of someone living in Korea

p00lman and I met through Youtube. I happened to check one of his videos about my university, actually my university's library.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LstQ8H0AAYw
and I made a comment on the video and became sort of youtube friends. and we became really friends after he literarly bumped into us on the street of Hongdae in Korea.
anyway,, enjoy our video! :)

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[DaeSayuki]

LOL at 6:57 I thought you said "..an egg with a penis inside" LOL XD

[Lyvetacus]

I agree all korean woman are pretty!

[Tastaliciousful]

You like EGIdra. O.O

[animefreak10001000]

@drkashifg

Because they prefer white people over other non-asian nationalities. And I'm not the first person to say this.

[drkashifg]

why pretty korean women (mostly) prefer to make friendship with native american, british, canadian guys

[theophilis]

@stalinwasright What about friendship? you say the only legitimate reason is war, what about friendship? I have friends in Korea and am meeting up with them in Seoul in 2 weeks, they're picking me up at the airport. no 'war' at all, just kicking it with some friends.

[pinkyLING1]

i hate this man looks creepy

[ShortCreeper]

@pinkyLING1 I don't know what porn you were watching last night, but educate yourself first.

[robkal56]

@keepcompletecontrol No foreigners in Kang Wha Do and they were plenty surprised to see a paik in.

You speak in absolute terms, a sign of limited experience. Obviously there is nothing 100% pure. If you've lived in western countries, than you know Korea is different.

Not surprised at your foul language. From the start you've looked to be offended, hence you feel justified trying to offend. Others don't think like you. Be more generous in your assumptions. You might be surprised.

[robkal56]

@keepcompletecontrol Hmmm. You certainly have a high opinion of yourself. You never generalize? You just did - I am a 'paek in' Obviously a product of college education based on your 'code words,' you haven't realized that generalizations are everywhere in life. Without them, people are gullible. My comment was based on a keen interest in experiencing unadulterated Korean culture. More hatred? Typical invective of the emotional, unable to formulate a counterpoint without ad homimen attack. Sad.