AssKissinger wrote:My wife is watching this fucking Korean drama every night ....What do yall think wrists or jugular?

AssKissinger wrote:My wife is watching this fucking Korean drama every night and it's fucking deplorable. Every scene someone cries and acts like a cunt and they play two songs again and again and again. What do yall think wrists or jugular?

AssKissinger wrote:My wife is watching this fucking Korean drama every night and it's fucking deplorable.

GomiGirl wrote:Read a book in another room!!

You been drinking again tonight AK?

I recommend Motorhead and Slayer

Taro Toporific wrote:

AssKissinger wrote:My wife is watching this fucking Korean drama every night ....What do yall think wrists or jugular?

Same here...I've got my earplugs in and headphones cranked up to 10.

Caustic Saint wrote:

Taro Toporific wrote:

AssKissinger wrote:My wife is watching this fucking Korean drama every night ....What do yall think wrists or jugular?

Same here...I've got my earplugs in and headphones cranked up to 10.

But if you had the 4th gen iPod you could use the new firmware that'll take 'em up to 11.

Caustic Saint wrote:

Taro Toporific wrote:

AssKissinger wrote:My wife is watching this fucking Korean drama every night ....What do yall think wrists or jugular?

Same here...I've got my earplugs in and headphones cranked up to 10.

But if you had the 4th gen iPod you could use the new firmware that'll take 'em up to 11.

Blah Pete wrote:That Korean drama sucks
My wife doesn't want me in the room when she is watching it because I make too many comments about the BS.
At first I thought it was the same drama that was on last year, but found out it is a different drama with most of the same, limp wristed actors

Is JTV so bad they have to import Korean dramas? Wait, don't answer.

The show was made to appeal to Japanese audiences, according to Yonhap News, but "Princess Hours" has been a global phenom. DVD/VCD sales have blown past the quarter-million mark, even as it airs in wider Asian and American markets. With its availability in an American-compatible DVD format (a first for a Korean telenovela), English-speakers can now understand the Crown Prince's pain when he tells Chae-kyeong, "Watching you sit and ask for forgiveness there, it'd make me want to puke."

Any other ideas to avoid an increase in FG suicide rate?

A popular South Korean actor and singer killed himself Wednesday in distress over career pressures while caring for his terminally ill father, police said, the latest in a string of high-profile suicides in the Asian country.

Park Yong-ha, 33, is believed to have "impulsively" hanged himself with the electric cord of his camcorder at his Seoul home hours after he came home intoxicated, Seoul's Gangnam Police Station said in a statement. "We have determined that it's obvious he killed himself," the statement said. No suicide note was found and Park didn't have medical problems such as depression or money troubles, it said.

Police, however, said Park had been under stress because he had to juggle management of his entertainment company and his career while his father was fighting stomach cancer. "I must be sick instead of you, father. I'm sorry. I'm sorry," the police statement quoted Park as tearfully telling his father before his mother later found the entertainer dead in his room.

Park also told acquaintances earlier this week that his work was "difficult and this kind of life is so hard." The actor had been faithfully nursing his 62-year-old father and had been taking sleeping pills due to insomnia, an official at Seoul Metropolitan Agency said, citing Park's mother.

Park debuted in the late 1990s and starred in the 2002 television drama "Winter Sonata," which drummed up a following in Japan and Southeast Asia.

He held several concerts in Japan and released eight CD albums there. One of his fans was said to be Japan's former first lady, Akie Abe.