Korean Job Discussion Forums

[citizen erased]

trashy and shiny?

[Bibbitybop]

Mine is neither of those. And I rarely wear it.

[cruisemonkey]

There's nothing that says K-land like wearing a shiny silver suit and a pink tie while sitting cross legged on the floor listening to some sugar-coated, fructose-laden, sacharine and asparatame-drenched, syncopated K-pop while admiring the faux, Victorian era furnishings and eating 'something' covered in red pepper sauce, that normally lives under a rock on the beach.

[Whirlwind]

The silver suits . What a disaster. Koreans and their obsession with appearance. You might look a little more impressive if you actually had some substance(things like integrity and honor).

[citizen erased]

[cdninkorea]

[cruisemonkey]

[sojourner1]

Remember Rachtet in the animated movie called Robots about 3 years ago? The silver titanium looking suits remind of Ratchet.

I'll go for something with less shine and something no so corporate gray and silver looking.

[bassexpander]

I think silver is going out of style. I've got a silk silver suit, which actually looks pretty good with purple or pink shirt. Korean women love it. Alas, I'm married now, and have nobody else to impress.

[cdninkorea]

[bassexpander]

Thanks. The silk suits don't last long compared to a regular suit. They are somewhat delicate. I call it my gack-doo-gee suit.

[Intrepid]

Why gack doo gee? I have one, and I do believe it's known as a "kkal-chi" suit.
Isn't gack doo gee the hairstyle of Gangbuk high schoolers (besides, obviously, being the food)?

[bassexpander]

gak-doo-gee is indeed a hairstyle, but the term is used to describe mafia tough-guy bouncer men with that haircut.

[jajdude]

Damn, read the thread title as "Let's talk about s-l-u-t-s"