In usually quiet Chungcheongbuk-do, local prosecutors have booked a 40-year-old National Assembly secretariat staffer for having sex with prostitutes in China.
The staffer is accused of employing the services of hard-working bar girls in lovely Qingdao, China some three times since 2006.
All this would have probably have passed without incident had the accused not posted nude photos of his conquests on an Internet website. After posting the photos, he was arrested by police.
Police are expanding their investigation into other individuals who posted photos on the website.
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“Police are expanding their investigation into other individuals who posted photos on the website.”
What website??
He should have just gone to the local anma instead. How is Korea going to inspire more foreign investment when a National Assembly staffer doesn’t even use Korea’s own products and instead relies on cheap Chinese copies?
And why put photos of it on the internet??
And what website, please?
What website?
As the saying goes, this thread is worthless without pics.
What webs- oh, too late.
Must be that Korean equivalent of the ISG whose existence I have long pondered.
BWA! HA! HA! HA! HA!
“How is Korea going to inspire more foreign investment when a National Assembly staffer doesn’t even use Korea’s own products and instead relies on cheap Chinese copies?”
Back in college where I saw a nice sampling of both Korean and Chinese yujahs, I have to say that there are a lot of pretty foine “cheap Chinese copies.”
Perhaps it is time to establish the Borat Awards.
Reminds me of the idiotic schoolgirl who posted a video of her and her friends beating up a fellow student on Cyworld…
So, how do they know he had sex with them? Was he in the pictures, too? “Oh, but he wrote that he did…” Right, and people have never lied on the internet.
Until I see the pictures, I’ll believe it was art, not pornography. They should release the pictures so we can decide for ourselves.
Charging a Korean politician with soliciting prostitutes is like handing out speeding tickets at the Indy 500.
@#8:
That statement holds true without the word “Korean.”
it’s cultural misunderstanding!
“it’s cultural misunderstanding!”
lol, gotta clean my monitor of soda now..
#12: Thanks for the hearty chuckle. It’s funny ’cause it’s true.
Someone should apologize…