Visting Korea

You might want to secure your lolis just in case...

After getting up, I decide to head on over to my cousin’s house, to hang out with my cousins for the day.


This is my car, which I use to get around the miles and miles of highway. Generally speaking, if a place is less than a kilometer or so away, I walk, as the streets are heavily crowded here.




Went to get some coffee. Needed to wake up, as I stayed up late organizing, and woke up at 5am.




As I was going back to my apartment to get my laptop, I decided to get a picture. Here is an example of how Korea operates: building upwards. There is also 5 basement levels for parking(which I don’t use, because it’s a hassle).







Here is an interesting set of photos. These 4 were taken from the same street corner. If you notice, each building has the word PC followed by a Korean character. These are PC rooms. You pay for gaming, high-speed nets, etc. Funny how close these ones are to each other.




Picture of a local high-school, taken from my cousin’s house.




Picture of a street outside where I ate lunch.






Couple pictures of the movie theater I went to. Watched a movie about a tsunami named “Haeuundae”. Pretty good, except for the fact that one of my cousins cried through the last 1/4 of the movie (sucker for sad things). You notice that even movie theaters in Korea have multiple floors.




Went to get a haircut. No, that's not me, you sick fucks. I'm up at second(lol) floor taking the picture.




Going back to my cousin’s house to sleep, as jetlag kicks in.

A shot of a couple of streets that I walked through that I thought were pretty cool-looking.




This truck delivers food to the homeless in Korea, of which there are many. Whether it can be trusted or not, I have no idea.




To the left, an awesome set of apartment buildings.







Went grocery shopping in the morning after breakfast. Just a couple of shots of the mart, which also has 5 floors. Bought some cigs for my uncle, and the clerk thought I was too young, and kept trying to find out if my card was faked.




What is with Korea and its penises? Time for a little story, people. These things are called "Wooden Wives"(more or less). It's said that an old man, when his wife died, used this to occupy the space next to him while he slept, thus earning it it's name. You're not supposed to sleep with someone else's, as it is "akin" to sleeping with their "wife".




The building of CoEX, which is the one of the largest underground malls in the world, or so they say.

Well, I just went to deliver something to my mother, who lives close to the area, and then I went back to sleep at around 6 pm.

Raining outside today... what a perfect day to spend inside an underground mall! :D




A corner store, which sells candy, ramen, milk, and any other thing you might like to find at a convenient location.











Couple pictures taken of the CoEX mall's interior. It is VERY large. I got lost twice navigating it. Which may be on account of my terrible sense of direction, but you get the point.






A couple shots taken of the arcade in CoEX.





Pictures taken inside one of the (better) infamous PC rooms of Korea. Stayed there for a while(two hours, coming to a total of 3800won, roughly 3 dollars.)




lol One piece, taking up so many shelves in the bookstore. Also




The manhwa/manga I bought today. I would have bought more, but I decided to eat out with my friends, and didn't bring too much cash. MInd you, these manhwa are only $3.25 each. Fancy coverings and shrink wrap.

Now, I'm sitting at my cousin's computer again.