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[lucidtears]

Comments

[anonymous]

I rather eat kim chi with rice...it's easier to take in i think. I'm like the only Taiwanese person in this world who likes kim chi.

[tontamoo]

Hardly. I'm Taiwanese; I like kimchi. That makes two of us. I guess you've never seen the tofu houses in the Bay Area. It's very popular with the Chinese and Taiwanese crowd. Anyway, I didn't know you put honey in kimchi, Carolyn.

[lucidtears]

I have a strange feeling you know many things about the Korean culture that I don't. FOr example, you had these gross, massive abs as an LJ icon once, and you said they belonged to some Korean dude's name- I don't remember but I am clueless when it comes to Korean pop culture (for the most part)

Oh, I never put honey in kimchi, I think that would actually be somewhat nasty.

It was figurative, referring to the nectalike substance in which kimchi is saturated. guess the metaphor was muddling.

[tontamoo]

Heh, it went completely over my head. It's been a long day....

Eh, the only reason why I listen to Kpop is because it's so easily accesible. I'm an opportunistic downloader and there are many, many opportunities to download new, high-quality full album mp3s. (sheepish grin)

[tragicpirate]

it is good to be asian.

[two_and_a_half]

kim chi :) i always go visit this korean shop across the street for it <3

[lucidtears]

I hope they're not ripping you off. Although it's very very awesome, it should be inexpensive ;)

[two_and_a_half]

nope, the lady who manages the store is a real sweetheart :)

[toplesscook]

kim chi is awesome like whoa!

[kungpaochibi]

I am DYING right now! I TOTALLY know what you are talking about...m'mmmm...kimchi...

[lucidtears]

very healthy, too.