Club 30's "Kill the Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 25th Edition
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i don't admire things i can't get to touchOriginally posted by Rhonda:Anyways, here's the official website, in English! kopi and av, admire the two pretty females in the cast!
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that's why i love thailand.
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Hey Rhonda, do you know the shop selling Asian CD's, DVD's and VCD's across the road from your favourite Chomp Chomp? Is it where you bought your Korean movies from? I am not sure how long the shop has been there for, just happened to discover that at lunch time today.Originally posted by Rhonda:
Need I confess to my current obsession?
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Yeah! That's where I go to spend my $$ when I'm homesick for some good Asian movies / TV series!Originally posted by honeymouse:Hey Rhonda, do you know the shop selling Asian CD's, DVD's and VCD's across the road from your favourite Chomp Chomp? Is it where you bought your Korean movies from? I am not sure how long the shop has been there for, just happened to discover that at lunch time today.
Good on ya for finding that place!
I think the original Korean TV Series sold there are quite well-priced! I mean, AUD 45-65, depending on the no. of discs in the set, is really not bad!
Did you just discover them? You missed the Christmas period sale of just AUD8.00 per Korean movie DVD then!
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I haven't seen any Korean movies before.... I was looking at the Japanese Anime and HK series (the old ones especially). It's too expensive to buy the whole HK series though....Originally posted by Rhonda:Yeah! That's where I go to spend my $$ when I'm homesick for some good Asian movies / TV series! Good on ya for finding that place!
I think the original Korean TV Series sold there are quite well-priced! I mean, AUD 45-65, depending on the no. of discs in the set, is really not bad!
Did you just discover them? You missed the Christmas period sale of just AUD8.00 per Korean movie DVD then! 
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omg.. i think my english is better...Originally posted by the Bear:i keep telling them that the people who are put under mentors must be called either "understudies", "students", "pupils" or "trainees"
not bloody something which resembles "manatee"
just like you invite someone, they are your bloody "guests" not bloody "invitees"
so, by their though processes, what? those you present a talk to, you are the speaker, they are the speakee??
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During NS, we liked to call ourselves the f uckees. Cause kena f ucked all the time.
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Please tell me you're jokingOriginally posted by the Bear:i keep telling them that the people who are put under mentors must be called either "understudies", "students", "pupils" or "trainees"
not bloody something which resembles "manatee"
just like you invite someone, they are your bloody "guests" not bloody "invitees"
so, by their though processes, what? those you present a talk to, you are the speaker, they are the speakee??
I want to barf everytime I hear/read the word below:
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I'm not sure if I should feel disturbed that my mom is spending most of her time watching dramas like the above. She has like stacks of the box sets now. The latest one she's watching is My Girl, I think.Originally posted by Rhonda:At fault? No way! I'm very thankful to you for your awesome recommendation! Can't thank you enough!
Anyways, here's the official website, in English! kopi and av, admire the two pretty females in the cast!
Princess Hours
Myself, I prefer selected korean horror/thriller titles where the hot female leads shed their clothes -
Korean movies can be quite draggy, to be frank. However, I'm always mesmerised by the very pretty actresses and the sometimes handsome male leads. The Korean sceneries can be nice to admire too!Originally posted by honeymouse:I haven't seen any Korean movies before.... I was looking at the Japanese Anime and HK series (the old ones especially). It's too expensive to buy the whole HK series though....
Don't think I'll buy any Hong Kong or Japanese series in that shop cause it's way too costly. -
Originally posted by av98m:
I tell you 'Irregardless' is now considered a word by the majority
Please tell me you're joking
I want to barf everytime I hear/read the word below:
[b]Irregardless [/b] -
Oh?! New trend there?Originally posted by elindra:I tell you 'Irregardless' is now considered a word by the majority 
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Its been around for a while I thinkOriginally posted by Rhonda:Oh?! New trend there? -
I've been hearing this word for many yearsOriginally posted by Rhonda:Oh?! New trend there? -
Bot - Brotherhood of Thailand
.......I like the sound of it
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Korean dramas would appeal to most females cause of the beautiful cast (sometimes dropdead gorgeous), the awesome scenery, and ta-daaaa, the often romantic storylines!Originally posted by av98m:I'm not sure if I should feel disturbed that my mom is spending most of her time watching dramas like the above. She has like stacks of the box sets now. The latest one she's watching is My Girl, I think.
Myself, I prefer selected korean horror/thriller titles where the hot female leads shed their clothes Well, it's innocent fun, and when this Aussie bloke overheard me talking about Korean dramas to an Asian colleague, and saying how refreshing it was to actually watch a love story on TV without having to see the *yawn* almost obligatory sex scenes and he went, "Wot?!! What the blardy hell is a love story with no sex! If you must fly, fly first class, mate! Ya gotta go all da way, that's the only way ta go!" 
Sigh... yeah... for a nation where sex on the first date, or even, sex on a non-date, is as common as the drought-ridden earth. Hell, they'll never understand the nice, sweet love dramas we enjoy, and yes, there can actually be love without having to show those steamy sex scenes all the time! -
I haven't heard peeps back home using that very often at all.Originally posted by elindra:I've been hearing this word for many years -
Hey I don't mind picking up Thai tooOriginally posted by av98m:Bot - Brotherhood of Thailand
.......I like the sound of it
*thinks about whether he should pick up Thai*
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Have you studied in a neighbourhood school or polyOriginally posted by Rhonda:I haven't heard peeps back home using that very often at all.
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Actually I hear people who graduated from our top 'elite' schools using it too.....all the way up to management level.Originally posted by elindra:Have you studied in a neighbourhood school or poly
And I get that at the workplace too -
Don't forget the people I used to work with at my old workplace. I'll roll over and drop dead if they use 'bombastic' words such as this!Originally posted by elindra:Have you studied in a neighbourhood school or poly
And I get that at the workplace too
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Hmmm not heard that from them yetOriginally posted by av98m:Actually I hear people who graduated from our top 'elite' schools using it too.....all the way up to management level.
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I like this friend of yours alreadyOriginally posted by Rhonda:"Wot?!! What the blardy hell is a love story with no sex! If you must fly, fly first class, mate! Ya gotta go all da way, that's the only way ta go!" -
Well to them sex = love
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Oh, blokes like that, a dime a dozen over here.Originally posted by av98m:I like this friend of yours already Booze and sex, that's their lifestyle here, basically!
Oh, to some, it's Booze, Sex AND Drugs. And to others, Booze, Sex, AND Sloth.
So, basically, like one of my colleagues said, if you ain't prepared to hop into bed with the guy on the first date, or ok, some decency factored in, by the 5th date, you're history. -
Another example of really bad usage of words:
"I'm the decider" - George W Bush, President of The United States