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I LOVE LOVE love indie rock....since I have been in Korea (2 months), I havent met many people who are in to the same kind of music and I really want to!!! SO message me if you are interested in checking out some live music, or know where I can fi...
Any music lovers, from korean, indie, electro, hip hop, downtempo, jazz, pop, experimental, dub, hyphy, gfunk, rap, trot, instrumentals, etc
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Overall, people who like to vibe to any genre
Comment Wall (10 comments)
- At 4:41pm on February 13, 2009,
Gene Suh said…
- hmmm that sounds like a plan! hahhaa i have alot of ideas but never follow through. what kind of events? time to brainstorm?!
- At 2:54am on February 13, 2009,
Gene Suh said…
- i am downn! even though im korean, its hard for me to find sets or shows. but if we can go venture thatll be goood:)
- At 10:12pm on January 28, 2009,
Ryu Sun Jung said… - Hey, do you not usually visit this web-site?~~ I'm curious how you are.
- At 1:32am on January 12, 2009,
Ryu Sun Jung said…
- Hi^^ Thank you for your comment. ^^ which coffe do you like? Especially, I like green-tea coffee, but usually my foreign friends don't like this. kk.
- At 3:44pm on December 30, 2008,
The Engineer said… - Yeah seems you are teaching Kindergarten kids. Wow! I'm impressed, takes a lot of energy to teach those little monsters. haha. I'm glad to see that you are making good use of your time here. It's a small country, but I'm sure there's lots to see. I have been here 2 years and don't think I've even seen half yet. As far as Ilsan goes, it's a little bit different from Seoul. It's a bit cleaner and quieter. Nice place to live, but not much to see. I live right in front of a huge famous park called Lake Park. It's great for exercise or just scenery. You gotta see it sometime. They're still building here, so I'm sure there will be much more to see. However, close to here, there are many places like Im Jing Kak (a memorial for all those Koreans that got trapped in North Korea during the Korean War). You can see North Korea from there. Also there is Paju. They have a few places there like English village (which in my opinion just looks like a university in America to me) As far as me going to Seoul, I used to go more often, but lately I've been spending a lot of time here in Ilsan. If you would like to see Ilsan sometime, I'd be glad to show you around a bit.
- At 11:00pm on December 29, 2008,
Gavin C said… - the ice-fishing trip does look sweet, and surely a korean experience. i can't commit yet because i'm leaving for a trip to china in a few days so i might have to wait until i get back before saying one way or the other. we'll definitely get a group to go hike/pub sometime. i know a few people, guys and gals, who would be up for it.
- At 7:41pm on December 29, 2008,
The Engineer said…
- Its about 25-30 minutes from Seoul, maybe even closer by car. Depends on where in Seoul you are at. My 2 years have been good and bad, but for the most part its not bad. Most Koreans spend their time drinking everyday. I'm not much of a drinker. I usually like to watch movies, go skiing, try different things. I'm usually open to try new things. What about you? What have you been doing? You're a teacher right? Where you from?
- At 3:56pm on December 29, 2008,
The Engineer said…
- Hello there. My name is JAy. I am a Korean-American gyopo. I lived in America for 26 years and now I live in Korea. I actually live in Ilsan to be exact. I am currently teaching English at a private institute. I have been living in Korea for 2 years now and can also speak and understand Spanish and Korean as well. I came to this website to make some new friends. Well, hope to hear from you soon!
- At 9:53am on December 29, 2008,
Brian Blizard said… - Hello from So. Fla. in the United States and welcome to the site. This is Brian Blizard and we visit Korea every year--returning in Mar.09--Hoping to meet some members of the site than. Have a great New Years, Brian
- At 12:36pm on December 28, 2008,
Gavin C said…
- Hi!
I've been having lots of fun here. Moved here last March. Kinda busy during the week but I usually go somewhere like Hongdae or Itaewon on Saturdays. When the weather is warmer there are a lot of outdoor things to do like festivals, hiking etc. How are you liking it so far?
Gavin
Profile Information
- Current Location - City (If SEOUL, add DISTRICT i.e. Gangnam, etc!)
- Mokdong, Seoul
- English Level
- Not bad
- What exactly do you want?
- Let's exchange PM (e-mail), Let's chat on MSN, Let's meet 1 to 1 if you're normal, Let's meet in groups
- If you had to, how would you describe yourself
- NIce & fun, Adventurous, Exciting, Fun, I like myself
- What do you do to amuse yourself?
- coffee with friends, coffee alone, coffee with strangers, travel, noraebang, movies, hanging out w friends, clubbing, meeting new people, listening to music, cafes, drinking, musicals, arts, theatre, studying
- What exactly do you do?
- Teacher
- Favorite Music
- House, Alternative
- Is there anything else you'd like to say about yourself?
- Hi everyone! I have been in Seoul for about a month now and I want to meet lots and lots of fun and happy and adventurous people. I like to do almost anything and try almost anything so if you're optimistic and up for doing as much as possible and having a great time....let's get together!
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