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Joined: 22 Jan 2006

PostPosted: Thu May 10, 2007 3:26 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Natalie wrote:
Generally speaking, there is often some truth to generalizations.
I come from a country where people love to camp, picnics, ANYTHING outdoors. For beep sake, whenever I can, Im outside. I even try and teach outside, my coworkers and students think its cazy!

SO, for me, KOreans are very much (generally speaking) inside people.


The pompous twit here is you actually. I live near a large park. I can tell you that whenever I go there there ar always crowds of people, doing things from playing croquet, tennis, soccer, to strolling around, kids playing in a large fountain...

The problem isnt Korean people but the lack of places to do things outside.
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