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[jenl70]

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[BriTunes]

Pole dancing. Where do you think you are?

[blackjack]

I know there are plenty of places with belly dancing

[jenl70]

ah that would be cool, where abouts are those places?!

[djsmnc]

I run pole dancing classes in my apartment, actually. Don't have a pole in there yet, just have what I call the "casting couch." I can work on getting a pole set up, though.

[jenl70]

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[freshking]

oh my god.

[reactionary]

hey jenl70! how was sex and the city night?

[asylum seeker]

[riverboy]

Ughhhh. I think I could supply a pole. Not the shiny silver kind though, rather one that comes in pink.

[Bondrock]

Hi Jen,
Salsa dancing is very popular in South Korea. Especially popular with those who work in the medical profession for some reason. doctors and nurses are crazy about it.

Not sure where the clubs are, but if you just go into a hospital you can simply ask about 'salsa" and they will rush to help you.

[blackjack]

[redaxe]

[hagwonnewbie]

There's a boxing gym across the street from Lotte mart at Kay Won Dae Sagori in Anyang if anyone's in that area.

[Chambertin]

Boxing class: Drink too much soju and starting making anti Korea remarks to the on break drivers at the crowded taxi queue.

Pole Dancing: Drink too much soju and go to any late night venu and get the grind on with any male in the palce. Note: you will have to be grinding their front side to ensure contact with the pole.

Pole Dancing B: Drink too much soju and hit up the subway station of your choice, nothing but guardrails, poles and turnstiles there. Pretend it is a strip bar on wheels. When you get too many bad looks, or hear the pitter patter of security's feet hop the sub and head to next station.
Bonous track workout for free!

Cost for any class, less than 5,000 won.
Locatoin, completely up to you.
Legal fees the next day negotiable.
Your life in Korea and this thread, priceless.