OK.. so maybe not.. but after yet another victory I actually dredged the old U2 song "Out of Control" up on iTunes as it was the song we played, one Sunday long ago, during a Super Bowl, every time the 9ers scored...
Awesome!
And you can see the game highlights on a "hidden" youtube track, here...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVWY6WAZ-NQ&feature=player_embedded#!
Monday, October 31, 2011
Monday, October 24, 2011
Friday, October 21, 2011
Is it that big a victory? (Snoopy Dance!)
Oh man.. I've been trying to get the last book in the Modern Korean Short Stories collection for about a year. There are 10 books in all, and I've picked most of them up here in Korea at used bookstores.
The book is Early Spring, Mid-Summer.
Unfortunately, the only swine selling it wanted $318.50 for it, and when another copy popped up the other swine priced it at $318.51.
I see what you did there.
However, randomly cruising Amazon today, I seem to have found a victory.

3 Dollars.... if true, that's epic. I've ordered it and it is being sent to the BKF's house.
Crossing fingers!
The book is Early Spring, Mid-Summer.
Unfortunately, the only swine selling it wanted $318.50 for it, and when another copy popped up the other swine priced it at $318.51.
I see what you did there.
However, randomly cruising Amazon today, I seem to have found a victory.

3 Dollars.... if true, that's epic. I've ordered it and it is being sent to the BKF's house.
Crossing fingers!
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Sunday, October 16, 2011
It is nearly beyond belief
At about noon this morning (Sunday in the land of tomorrow) Yvonne and I and a friend who had spent the night headed into Itaewon for breakfast at Sam Ryans. It's a good place to eat, because you can order everything a la carte.
Which Yvonne took advantage of in spades.
Yvonne ordered...
4 eggs
4 pieces of bacon
4 pieces of toast
Large orange juice.

The waitress then asked if this was the order for both of us!
As it turned out, it wasn't enough, and Yvonne added another 4 slices of toast and two cups of tea (as they did not have hot chocolate) to the mix (there is the extra toast in the background):

The waitress asked Yvonne if she were pregnant, and came by after Yvonne left to call her a "really big customer."^^
Which Yvonne took advantage of in spades.
Yvonne ordered...
4 eggs
4 pieces of bacon
4 pieces of toast
Large orange juice.
The waitress then asked if this was the order for both of us!
As it turned out, it wasn't enough, and Yvonne added another 4 slices of toast and two cups of tea (as they did not have hot chocolate) to the mix (there is the extra toast in the background):
The waitress asked Yvonne if she were pregnant, and came by after Yvonne left to call her a "really big customer."^^
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
LOL.. maybe it's true it's the students who keep you going?
My mystery ability to have birthday every day on Facebook causes a student to post this to me:
Now.. that's either a student who really likes me, or one who knows how to get an A+!
Well, an A. There should be an apostrophe in "Thats." ^^
WoW! Happy birthday first before everyone else post on your wall!! wish you all the best!. I was talking about your positivity with other friends. how enlightening you are. great spirit. Thats what Koreans need..God bless you..!
Now.. that's either a student who really likes me, or one who knows how to get an A+!
Well, an A. There should be an apostrophe in "Thats." ^^
Monday, October 10, 2011
Yes, this means YOU!^^
Grandfather watches the grandfather clock
And the phone hasn't rang for so long
And the time flies by like a vulture in the sky
Suddenly he breaks into song
I'm waiting by the phone
Waiting for you to call me up and tell me I'm not alone
I'm waiting by the phone
Waiting for you to call me up and tell me I'm not alone
Hello, speak up, is there somebody there?
These hang-ups are getting me down
In a world frozen over with over-exposure
Let's talk it over, let's go out and paint the town
I'm waiting by the phone
Waiting for you to call me up and tell me I'm not alone
Cause I want somebody to shove
I need somebody to shove
I want somebody to shove me
You're a dream for insomniacs, prize in the Cracker Jacks
All the difference in the world is just a call away
And I'm waiting by the phone
Waiting for you to call me up and tell me I'm not alone
Yes I'm waiting by the phone
I'm waiting for you to call me up and tell me I'm not alone
And the phone hasn't rang for so long
And the time flies by like a vulture in the sky
Suddenly he breaks into song
I'm waiting by the phone
Waiting for you to call me up and tell me I'm not alone
I'm waiting by the phone
Waiting for you to call me up and tell me I'm not alone
Hello, speak up, is there somebody there?
These hang-ups are getting me down
In a world frozen over with over-exposure
Let's talk it over, let's go out and paint the town
I'm waiting by the phone
Waiting for you to call me up and tell me I'm not alone
Cause I want somebody to shove
I need somebody to shove
I want somebody to shove me
You're a dream for insomniacs, prize in the Cracker Jacks
All the difference in the world is just a call away
And I'm waiting by the phone
Waiting for you to call me up and tell me I'm not alone
Yes I'm waiting by the phone
I'm waiting for you to call me up and tell me I'm not alone
Saturday, October 01, 2011
Puttering Saturday
After an awesome Friday and a night of sleep that was good except for.. well..
The good news is that I then slept til nearly 11! Then we both headed down the street to get a coffee (mine a delicious double shot) and shop for plants. I bought some green-looking one, for that is what I favor in plants, as well as some fertilizer (비료). The entire project looked like this:

With the project successfully concluded (use your imagination - it's that plant in a larger pot), nothing was left but to continue to monitor the chicken stock from Wednesday night's chicken dinner.

Yvonne is off to Gwangwhamun, so I'm at home to do a bit of cleaning, and write a couple of articles that are coming due.
Windows and shades open as it is a lovely day in Seoul...
{Yvonne enters room at 3am}
Charles: "You're going to need to go out and get a blanket."
{Yvonne snatches blanket from off of Charles}
{Charles curses and snatches blanket back }
{making as much noise as humanly possible, Yvonne goes out and gets a blanket she tosses and turns for 15 thoroughly awakening minutes then leaves to sleep on the couch}
{Charles spends 2 hours trying to get back to sleep}
The good news is that I then slept til nearly 11! Then we both headed down the street to get a coffee (mine a delicious double shot) and shop for plants. I bought some green-looking one, for that is what I favor in plants, as well as some fertilizer (비료). The entire project looked like this:

With the project successfully concluded (use your imagination - it's that plant in a larger pot), nothing was left but to continue to monitor the chicken stock from Wednesday night's chicken dinner.

Yvonne is off to Gwangwhamun, so I'm at home to do a bit of cleaning, and write a couple of articles that are coming due.
Windows and shades open as it is a lovely day in Seoul...
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Forget dogmeat.. eat a stupid horsie!
Over at Roboseyo's website, some cultural imperialists are arguing it is wrong to eat dog meat. These folks are mainly vegetarians (LAME!) and vegans (LAMEST!), who I will not judge, for judgment is wrong (THEY ARE LAME AND DON'T UNDERSTAND WHAT THEIR TEETH ARE FOR!). Then there are the idiots who claim that dogs are different from other meat because they fetch our newspapers and can lick their own balls (these anthropomorphists, I believe, are jealous of that and thus over idealize dogs).
But forget dogs... you can eat an animal that is a pet, a source of travel and in Black Velvet.
Yup, on Jeju you can eat stoopid horsies!
We got in the restaurant accidentally, because it said "Galbijjim" (Imagine that in Korean, if you can). But we sat down and I noticed there were "course" meals that included all kinds of weird things that are NEVER together in a normal Korean restaurant: sashimi, galbijjim, some soups, etc). The galbijjim landed and was very gamey... I then looked over my shoulder and saw 말고기 (horse flesh) which is a way a live horse is never described..
Suddenly it all came together and I realized all the pictures of the noble horses running on the beach, nuzzling their puppies (or whatever little horses are called), and rearing up on their back legs?
That was to get my appetite going!
Yvonne ate it up like it was morphine-based candy!
But forget dogs... you can eat an animal that is a pet, a source of travel and in Black Velvet.
Yup, on Jeju you can eat stoopid horsies!
We got in the restaurant accidentally, because it said "Galbijjim" (Imagine that in Korean, if you can). But we sat down and I noticed there were "course" meals that included all kinds of weird things that are NEVER together in a normal Korean restaurant: sashimi, galbijjim, some soups, etc). The galbijjim landed and was very gamey... I then looked over my shoulder and saw 말고기 (horse flesh) which is a way a live horse is never described..
Suddenly it all came together and I realized all the pictures of the noble horses running on the beach, nuzzling their puppies (or whatever little horses are called), and rearing up on their back legs?
That was to get my appetite going!
Yvonne ate it up like it was morphine-based candy!
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Yvonne wAntZ dinARZ..
So, as we walk around the streets of of Jeju-si she asks if we can eat in the local restaurant.
Yeah, that's her food!
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