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And if you've got great feet you can show them off in style.

Rob, you and I, we should have a makeover.

Makeover, makeover, makeover, makeover... Makeover! For you and meeeeeeeeee...

We could be a regular pair of fashionistas.

I would agree just as soon as someone explains to me what the heck turquoise means. I can't be a fashionista until I find out whether turquoise is "The Emperor's new Clothes" of colour, or if I'm just blind.

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I don't think even high heels could make my butt look good. All I've got going for me are a good head of hair and I've been told my face has good bone structure, whatever that means.

You could take some pics of your butt and I could give you my input.

Nahaha... input your butt.

Q: What do you call someone who wants to be like Vladimir Putin?

A: A Putiner!

C: Putiner? I barely knew her!

A ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha My God I am horrible.

Blorg, what's the most popular Annie May in Korea?

No idea, brah. I don't read Korean blogs, so not really sure what's on the up and up. I do have like 4 anime channels or something, but 3 of them are dubbed and the other keeps playing Canaan and Code Geass despite those being so long ago.

They do recent stuff too, though. They did OreImo and TWOGK (or TWGOK, whatever), A Channel, Horou Musuko (or something like that), Gosick, etc.

I have no idea what's popular though. That's too... mainstream for me.

Well, every country has a prevalent anime. The US (and Canada), for instance has Dragon Ball Z: It's what all the kids used to watch. Mexico has Saint Seiya. The Philippines have Gundam. France I think has Hokuto no Ken. Ranma is Big in Russia.

Is there nothing in korea that even people who don't actively watch anime (i.e.: the layman) know enough about?

I'd rather watch Hakuto no Ken than DragmyballZ, honestly.

I'd rather watch Rob being naked than my little Homie...

Cool, let's have naked time together.

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Tenseigamoon is solely responsible for about a third of my total positive karma.... should probably remunerate that on occasion....

Well, every country has a prevalent anime. The US (and Canada), for instance has Dragon Ball Z: It's what all the kids used to watch. Mexico has Saint Seiya. The Philippines have Gundam. France I think has Hokuto no Ken. Ranma is Big in Russia.

Is there nothing in korea that even people who don't actively watch anime (i.e.: the layman) know enough about?

I have very little idea. My first experience with anime (disregarding Dragon Ball and Sailor Moon) was that one episode of Pokemon where Ash gets chased by a Mankey that evolves into a Primeape or something, and we get the backstory of his hat or some shit. And that was like, the day before I moved back to Korea from America. After that, I couldn't really bring myself to watch anime in Korean, because the dubbing was so godawful I gave up. I eschewed anime pretty much altogether during my time in Korea, and it's not like middle schoolers talk about anime all too often (I do remember some of my classmates had magazines, they might have been Newtype, not too sure).

I only really started getting into anime on my last year of high school or so. My first year of university and introduction to Eureka Seven marked the first time I skipped class to watch anime. It was a gateway skip and I ended up skipping classes often. I regret that. Skipping, that is, not watching Eureka Seven. I think I watched all 52 or so episodes in the span of a week. 'Twas fun.

And now, I'm back in Korea, but I have no friends and I hate reading Korean on the Internet anyhow. So the tastes of Koreans are something that are unfamiliar to me.

But if I had to venture a guess, I would say DBZ?

Oh, /co/mal and his Adventure Time. Doesn't he realize My Little Pony > Adventure Time?

Some people need to be instructed on what Serious Debate means. Or banned. I'm fine with either outcome.

And now, I'm back in Korea, but I have no friends and I hate reading Korean on the Internet anyhow.

Lies! I'm your friend.

Real life friends, I mean. All my real life friends are in Korea. The one guy I could consider a real life friend in Korea is doing actual military service right now.