Back in Korea after 27 years
09-19-2006, 10:38 PM
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have fun man. i went last yr but didnt have much clubbing time cuz i was with my reletives that i havent seen since 2nd grade. i love the night life there. day time is wack and so crowded
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09-20-2006, 06:58 AM
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Originally Posted by krnlikewh0a
lol, you'll hear that a good bit at the pc bbangs. Same goes with the 3000000 bars that you'll run across. Hope you're having fun 
09-26-2006, 06:08 PM
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going to korea in November, can't wait...I'm not korean, is it going to be a problem? will the taxi driver rip me? I am writing down all the names of the clubs and places you guys mentioned, tell me more... should I exchange money before I go or do it in the states?
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I am writing down all the names of the clubs and places you guys mentioned, tell me more... should I exchange money before I go or do it in the states? THX
09-29-2006, 09:31 PM
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Korea....simple, loads of fun, and filled with beautiful Korean women!
Originally Posted by Lucino
going to korea in November, can't wait...I'm not korean, is it going to be a problem? will the taxi driver rip me? I am writing down all the names of the clubs and places you guys mentioned, tell me more... should I exchange money before I go or do it in the states?
THX
I am writing down all the names of the clubs and places you guys mentioned, tell me more... should I exchange money before I go or do it in the states? THX
Money exchange....you can just do that in the airport when you get to korea.
Also when you get to korea, be prepared to be attacked by taxi drivers there. They look for the "lonely lost foreigner" that is new to the motherland. Your like prime fresh meat. My suggestion is take the bus from the airport to your next destination. Depending on your next destination after the airport will depend on the cost of the bus ride. I think from the airport to Seoul is about $12, but taxi....damn, they'll try to get you for like $40-70 to just get to Seoul. Once you get away from the airport and your in an actual city or town taxi's are much easier, cheap, and they are EVERYWHERE!!!
Hope this helps you out. Let me know if you have anymore questions. Trust me I know what its like to be the foreigner....I lived there for almost 4 yrs. I just moved back to America about 4 months ago.
Ryan
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