On my last day at the last Hagwon I worked I met the Filipino Canadian ‘teacher’ who was my replacement. I couldn’t understand a bloody word she said, her accent was so fucked up!

That day with the kids we, ate some pizza, introduced her and played some scrabble. Her greatest contribution was the word “graid”! That women has no place in any educational environment, unless she’s the student.

i usually don’t post comments because i frequently don’t have the energy, as i’m too busy smoking blunts all morning, hitting ON middle school girls who hang out at the restaurant downstairs in the afternoon, shooting up the ice before hitting IT when the wondergirls wannabes finally succum(b) to my wily charms in the evening, taking care of my wife and her korean friends’ “needs” until midnight before heading to the local room salon to peddle under-the-table viagara to korean men AND give the shag-a-rific sluts there the rogering they don’t reliably get from the aforementioned viagara-hazed men.

time to go. weekends are usually my busiest time.

“Colonel Kilgore is probably a wanted sex criminal back in his home state.

People like him give expats in Korea an EARNED reputation.”

Yes, YES…you’ve finally figured it out. I’m just another sex criminal from back home living in Korea like the other thousands of foreigners living in Korea. We’re all Christopher Neals running around having criminal sex. Can’t fool you, Inspector Clouseau.

As for your references, please look up the words ‘facetious’ and ’sarcastic’. If I recall, I was saying that human trafficking was evil. I think it’s absurd to think Korea doesn’t have a prostitution problem, and to condone this obvious fact with people saying that “Americans are being prudish” .

By the way, I like most EXPATS in Korea and did not know that all had a reputation as sex offenders. I’m glad I know where you stand.

Also, I’d like to thank Linkd for the masterpiece comment. Yes, it is true that I stay up late when I have too much work to do. I pop into the M-hole for a comment. Next time, John Boy, I’ll make sure I write my masterpieces at an earlier time before you feed the chickens and shoe the horses.

I’m sure my comments won’t please everybody. However, I like his blog quite a bit and thought more people should contribute…instead of becoming another Dave Sperling’s ESL Cafe with a group of clickish Korean wonks trying to make a name for themselves for their own blogs.

Make a deal…if you don’t like my opinion, please refute with something intelligent besides a racist “He (white guy)is a sex offender back home.” Spare me the middle school ad hominems.

I knew kids who went there about 10 years ago. There were fewer Koreans going there to study English in those days, so it was a choice destination for the more adventurous ones who were serious about improving there English skills. One of my friends isolated herself in a small town outside of Manila, away from other Koreans, for over a year. She returned speaking English and Tagalog quite well.

I wonder if the schools who cater to Koreans in the Philippines will now have a hard time keeping their teachers.

http://www.rjkoehler.com/2008/.....ent-129984

People like him give expats in Korea an EARNED reputation.

I think I read him write, to paraphrase,

“having sex with the 21 yr old neighbor, it’s her choice, right?”

yeah, I guess. But don’t you think if this was what usually went down when whitie moved next door, Korean ajushi would be more hostile over any whitie, oh say, within a decade?

yeah, I probably think so. Especially if some minority of dudes left ” bye love, i have AIDS” letters.