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Guess who finally has internet at his apartment. This guy!

You may be wondering how I passed the time while not having internet readily available. One, I watched my season 1 DVDs of Arrested Development so many times I have it all but memorized; and two, I just might now be the greatest freecell player to ever live, having amassed an astounding 35 wins in a row.

But let's get down to brass tacks here. It's time for pictures:


These are the two Korean beers: Cass and Hite. Notice how if you put them next to each other you can spell the word "shite." I don't think that's an accident.


This is outside my school. Yeah. Cars and buildings. This truly is an exotic land.












So this right here is something that you see on pretty much every block in the city here. In the States, that little candy striped pole that spins around signifies a barber shop. In Korea, it signifies prostitution. They're at massage parlors that double as brothels. And seriously, at least one on every block.










I see a lot of American baseball apparel here (some Yankees and Red Sox hats, but the majority is either A's or White Sox stuff; not sure why), but this was the first I saw of anything Phillies related. It was on a mannequin in an underground mall that I was at today.










How I passed my time in my apartment during the pre-internet era. Cass, and "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia."










This is a picture of me today standing on a street in fuckin' South Korea. Unbelievable. See that jacket? Bought it today at a street market for 10,000 won-- about 7 bucks.

Well, that's a little taste of my surroundings. I have some other pictures that I'll probably put up on facebook sometime soon. Until then, I guess you'll just have to imagine what my kitchen looks like.