Registered: Apr 2004
Location: Rochester, New York
Anywho. I wish you big fat good luck in Japon.
May-23-2006 16:33
swilly
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Sep 2003
Location: All power to the Ojibway Soviets!!
quote:
Originally posted by Myway
As far as music scene in Korea, I have to admit Japan would offer you more. I agree that. But it's building up. You could have tried your position in Seoul not Busan. Everything is in Seoul not Busan.
I could provide u some links about music scene in Korea.
ya i know i came to busan for other reasons. Sadly those reasons are no longer with me. But that is life.
swilly
May-23-2006 16:39
MaDTrancEFreaK
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Jan 2004
Location: Toronto, Canada
quote:
Originally posted by swilly
I can safely say that
1) korean food is better than japanese. 4) hanguk yoja choponteche iminida ( korean girls are 1st place)
+1 on that!!!!!
I am going with GEOS... their interview process really tested my endurance.... but I hope i end up in a big city with a decent music and club scene... even if I do end up in a small town i'll make the most of it... All I wanna do is learn to speak Japanese fluently.... maybe make a trip to Korea too
May-23-2006 17:25
Jayx1
Prime Minister of TOTA
Registered: Feb 2003
Location: The Socialist People's Republic Of Canada
quote:
Originally posted by Myway
" as well dont come to korea. Seoul might be worth while but even still it is still 20 years behind Japan. Unless saving money is your one and only goal then go to japan. You can save some money in japan not the insane amounts you can in korea but....in japan there are tonnes of cool people. Korea attracts losers for some reason."
: What about US and Canada??
"as well dont come to Canada. Toronto might be worth while but even still it is still 20 years behind New York. Unless saving money is your one and only goal then go to New York. You can save some money in New York not the insane amounts you can in Toronto but....in New York there are tonnes of cool people. Toronto attracts losers for some reason."
Dude. All I wanna ask for you is some respect. I don't know what happened to u in my country. But would u feel good if someone curses on ur country? Just say I didn't like this place. not fuck something.I am not here for u fight. Good luck on you in Tokyo.
Better watch it or he may claim Korea for the first nations and tell everyone to get the F out LOL
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May-23-2006 18:30
dallastar
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Registered: Jul 2003
Location: 333 Half Evil ™
at least we don't witness all the complaints on TA, he leaves that to all the Tribers!
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May-23-2006 21:46
me@t k@tie
dun dun dunnn
Registered: May 2005
Location: Wishes she was in Deutschland. :(
one of my good friends is currently teaching in Korea. i think she is switching to Japan...and I forget what she said she's doing about a visa! I will ask her sometime and let you know
i suggest that you speak with the Japanese diplomatic mission in Korea, or just contact Masae Sato, who works at the Japanese embassy here in Canada (info & culture section). [email protected] ...That is the easiest and best way to get the information and help you need. They always help me out!
May-23-2006 22:46
dallastar
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Registered: Jul 2003
Location: 333 Half Evil ™
I taught English in South Korea for a year & a half - I was Meh about it - but I was happy to come back to Canada afterwards - plus on the up side i was rich for the second time in my life!!!!
I may do it again but i would live in downtown Seoul - the first time i lived there i was in Ansan which is about 45 minutes by subway - 20 via car/scooter to Seoul. But all was good - I met some really cool Kiwi's and Aussie's~there - lot's of american soldiers and yada yada yada - drank to much - ate to many carbs - and mcdonalds is considered "home" style food! Broke a tooth, got punched in the eye by a miserable old korean kimchi bad-breathed man and lived to tell the tale. Passed out on korean "ttc" subway for for 7 hours, had my medications held at the border for almost a month, smelt the TERRIBLE polluted air every fukkin day, felt like shit 465/480 - the other 15 day seperateion here was the 2500 flight home for christmas in CANADA.
other then alll those complaints that just abotu covers Korea and what you may encounter while there - or at least that's what i encountered. . .
P.S. they pay for you living and you make at least 2500 CAD a month - if not more, but a green pepper cost abotu 5 dollars CAD! you do the math!
ciao 4 now! no more Korean talk~!
a-niga-say-yo - means good~bye~!
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May-24-2006 01:49
swilly
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Sep 2003
Location: All power to the Ojibway Soviets!!
quote:
Originally posted by dallastar
I taught English in South Korea for a year & a half - I was Meh about it - but I was happy to come back to Canada afterwards - plus on the up side i was rich for the second time in my life!!!!
I may do it again but i would live in downtown Seoul - the first time i lived there i was in Ansan which is about 45 minutes by subway - 20 via car/scooter to Seoul. But all was good - I met some really cool Kiwi's and Aussie's~there - lot's of american soldiers and yada yada yada - drank to much - ate to many carbs - and mcdonalds is considered "home" style food! Broke a tooth, got punched in the eye by a miserable old korean kimchi bad-breathed man and lived to tell the tale. Passed out on korean "ttc" subway for for 7 hours, had my medications held at the border for almost a month, smelt the TERRIBLE polluted air every fukkin day, felt like shit 465/480 - the other 15 day seperateion here was the 2500 flight home for christmas in CANADA.
other then alll those complaints that just abotu covers Korea and what you may encounter while there - or at least that's what i encountered. . .
P.S. they pay for you living and you make at least 2500 CAD a month - if not more, but a green pepper cost abotu 5 dollars CAD! you do the math!
ciao 4 now! no more Korean talk~!
a-niga-say-yo - means good~bye~!
Ya that has been close to my experience. No longer having money worries is nice but....all the other bull shit does not make it worth while. I have to admit i would stay here until i had around 10,000 saved up before i left if my co workers were not such ****s. But.... i cant handle the stress anymore. Money is great but aniexty sucks and well now i have both which i guess is better than only having the latter one.
swilly
PS you should of told me how much this place sucked before i came here fucking hell.
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May-24-2006 11:51
dallastar
~Dance~Sing~Floss~Travel~
Registered: Jul 2003
Location: 333 Half Evil ™
quote:
Originally posted by swilly
Ya
swilly
PS you should of told me how much this place sucked before i came here fucking hell.
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i would have - if you had said goodbye!!!
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May-25-2006 00:50
swilly
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Sep 2003
Location: All power to the Ojibway Soviets!!
quote:
Originally posted by Jayx1
Better watch it or he may claim Korea for the first nations and tell everyone to get the F out LOL
You are honestly one of the dumbest ****s i have seen post on the net.