What to do when the shells hit Seoul

JoonAng Daily ^ | December 10, 2010 | Cho Kang-su, Choi Joon-ho

[Pan_Yan]

I selectively excerpted it since the article is very long. I think the South Koreans have lived with this threat for so long that they ren't as prepared as they probably should be, but it's distubing to think how much more prepared they are than the average American city, even after 9-11.

[Tailback]

This thread is useless without pics...

If she can cook bulgogi and KalBi ribs she’s welcome at my house for the duration of the conflict.

If she’s cute then X2...

[U S Army EOD]

If you compared Washington, DC to Seoul with its government buildings, the North Korean border would be at Dulles airport.

[driftdiver]

I’ve been in some of the underground shelters. Immense underground shopping malls during normal times.

NK is almost certainly going to use chem and bio weapons. Plus the burning buildings will cause significant problems.

[U S Army EOD]

I’ve met her. She is about 5’4”, is slim, has brown slanted eyes, sort of small brested, nice hips and legs, has black hair on top of her head (that is about all the hair) and her breath sort of smells like Kimchi.

[bgill]

Surely this is a fluff piece, right? Nobody in SK can be that oblivious to a NK attack? Sure, there’s moonbats everywhere, but there? Twenty-seven and doesn’t know to head for the nearest subway? No, honey, just stand out in the middle of the street and stare straight up.

[dynachrome]

If it is this young lady, she is a screen writer. I can’t read Korean so who knows?

http://image.search.naver.com/search.naver?where=image&query=%C8%AB%C1%F8%BE%C6+%C0%DB%B0%A1&merge=0&res_fr=0&res_to=0&sort=0&sm=tab_opt&viewtype=0&site=&face=1&color=0&mcs=0&a_q=&n_q=&o_q=&sm=tab_txc

[Tailback]

I’ve met her. She is about 5’4”, is slim, has brown slanted eyes, sort of small brested, nice hips and legs, has black hair on top of her head (that is about all the hair) and her breath sort of smells like Kimchi

Wow, sounds exactly like the chick that worked at the PX at Ft. Lewis! Heck yea, I'll shack her up at my place for a few months, she's gotta do the cooking though.

[Repeal The 17th]

You had me interested ‘til you got to the kimchi breath (such a turn-off).

[Lazamataz]

I know that girl!

[He Rides A White Horse]

but it's distubing to think how much more prepared they are than the average American city, even after 9-11.

Excellent point. Americans forget far too easily.

It reminds me of the war weary European countries after WWI, not having the stomach to stop facism after the years of brutal trench warfare.

[tet68]

She sounds like one of the Ko sisters,
Suziko,Tomiko,Hatchiko...

[nomorelurker]

Can be taller. Get over the Kimchi strong garlic and you are good to go. No one get mad Korean women are something else. Let's not get into Texas, Italian and Scandidavia.

[IMR 4350]

“No, honey, just stand out in the middle of the street and stare straight up.”

You might be surprised just how stupid some people are.

During hurricane Ike, my neighbor at the time, almost had a 40’ diameter oak tree fall on him because he was standing out in his yard under the trees.

[CrazyIvan]

You had me interested ‘til you got to the kimchi breath (such a turn-off).

It's kind of like smoking, it you both do it you don't care.
(and I like kimchi)

[sionnsar]

During hurricane Ike, my neighbor at the time, almost had a 40’ diameter oak tree fall on him because he was standing out in his yard under the trees.

Yah. A 40 foot diameter oak is nothing to mess with!

[Hoodat]

Yah. A 40 foot diameter oak is nothing to mess with!

Great Googly Moogly!

[Traveler59]

She is about 5’4”, is slim, has brown slanted eyes, sort of small brested, nice hips and legs, has black hair on top of her head (that is about all the hair) and her breath sort of smells like Kimchi.

That's 98% of the women in South Korean. The other 2% are 5'5".

[Pan_Yan]

Nobody in SK can be that oblivious to a NK attack?

Complacency is international. Their neighbor has been threatening for 50 years to turn Seoul into a 'sea of fire'. At some point I think most people have tuned it out.

[Neidermeyer]

If it’s not shrimp kimchi I’m in.