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July 20th 2012

Published: June 23rd 2017

Geo: 37.5323, 126.957So now we're boycotting palm oil and cashmere in the interest of saving the planet (in addition to previous boycotts of any recordings by the Captain & Tennille, and chia pets) and DH is pushing hard for a travel boycott of South Korea. South Korea has recently announced that they will be resuming 'scientific' whaling which is hard to understand given the somewhat ... Read Full Entry

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21st August 2012

Carol
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Looks like he is bored and yawning!

21st August 2012

Carol
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Well even if it is real, now that you no longer have your knife to shave, you will be able to attempt a better one!

21st August 2012

Amanda
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looks like the contents of my grren bin after walking the dogs

21st August 2012

Amanda
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that would be Green Bin

29th August 2012

Marlene
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I've decided. I'm moving in with Sponge Bob.

29th August 2012

Marlene
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It's overall, information overload. Hyper stimulation. I'd end up in the nut house!!!"Who lives in a Pineapple under the sea? Sponge Bob Square Pants!!"

29th August 2012

Marlene
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"Sign, Sign, everywhere a sign. Do this, don't do that, can't you read the sign."Millions were made off of those lyrics.

29th August 2012

Marlene
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He's probably pretending he's a Bull, horroscopically speaking.....

29th August 2012

Marlene
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Ya, and it looks like he has his eye on YOU!

29th August 2012

Marlene
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Christ!! It looks like CRACK with mold on it :(

29th August 2012

Marlene
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Again.....Are you kidding me????

29th August 2012

Marlene
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Now, that's a job I would want. NOT! What a boring waste of time.......

29th August 2012

Marlene
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Ridiculous looking cheeses.... :( ..... (I must be in a bad mood today)

29th August 2012

Marlene
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They all look like Munchkins from Alice in Wonderland.....

29th August 2012

Marlene
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Are you kidding me??

23rd September 2012

May
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Looks like dragon beard candy...candy floss wrapped around chopped peanuts, sugar...sometime with toasted coconut

23rd September 2012

May
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I am convinced that some of the customs officers confiscate things because they want them for themselves. I once had a Henckel nail file that I bought in Hong Kong in 2000. It was about 2.5" long in total, had a plastic handle & plast
ic cover over the file (i.e. all the metal was inside a plastic case). I liked it because it was compact for travelling. Over the years, it went through at least 75 airport security checks (in my carry-on or in cabin backpack) without incident. In 2010, it was confiscated by a female customs officer in Vietnam because the exposed part of the file blade was "too long". It was maybe 1.5" long.

23rd September 2012

May
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It is actually quite yummy.

23rd September 2012

May
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AUGH! The Ramen girl is in Korea too?

23rd September 2012

May
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Kinda reminds me of the old Commodore 64. Do you remember that, Vic?

23rd September 2012

May
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Is it the Korea version of a glockenspiel? Looks like he cut up a muffin tin.

23rd September 2012

May
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Unlike in the West, blow up dolls in Japan & Korea are not for sexual purposes. They are like mascots.

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