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  • up and away
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    Originally posted by HUGE AL View Post
    I think I'm going to have to get the series...
    I think a lot of it is on Youtube (or at least it was a while ago)


    Edit: 400th post
    Last edited by up and away; 6 July 2008, 05:31 AM.

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  • HUGE AL
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    Originally posted by SQFAN View Post
    Having said that, I noted more better-looking Korean girls (mum says it's all cosmetically enhanced) around ie a wider distribution of attractiveness/beauty. jhm, when are we gonna make that trip?
    Originally posted by jhm View Post
    Any time if you give me a few months' notice.

    I've never been to Korea but your TR photos (and descriptions ) are certainly very tempting. Plus ICN is very easy to get to with miles.
    I'm sensing a ICN Do before the Vegas one...

    Originally posted by jhm View Post
    How to wear JL uniforms (from a Japanese TV drama):
    This was hilarious...I really liked that yoga. I think I'm going to have to get the series...

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  • SQFAN
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    Liked the yoga pose.

    As she said "what are you all excited about?"

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  • jhm
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    How to wear JL uniforms (from a Japanese TV drama):

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  • up and away
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    Originally posted by zander View Post
    Check out this article in the Straits Times. I remembered reading about it in the papers.

    http://www.straitstimes.com/Free/Sto...ry_247607.html

    Probably it will also give an indicator why they are so demanding.
    Actually to me this sounds more like *Korean women now start to be as demanding as women in most other countries have been for years and some traditionalists (i.e. men who drew profit from the old situation ) aren't too happy about it*

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  • jhm
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    Originally posted by zander View Post
    Check out this article in the Straits Times. I remembered reading about it in the papers.

    http://www.straitstimes.com/Free/Sto...ry_247607.html

    Probably it will also give an indicator why they are so demanding.
    To be fair, I remember reading such stories about (for example) Singaporean women many years ago. Hence why you have talk about the five (or six now ?) C's, falling birth rates, the SDU, the "stop at two" and then "go for more than two (if you can afford)" campaigns etc.

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  • jhm
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    Originally posted by SQFAN View Post
    jhm, when are we gonna make that trip?
    Any time if you give me a few months' notice.

    I've never been to Korea but your TR photos (and descriptions ) are certainly very tempting. Plus ICN is very easy to get to with miles.

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  • SQFAN
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    Hmmm...need to reposition myself for these 'gold misses'.

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  • zander
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    Originally posted by jhm View Post
    Indeed! There was an article in the Economist last week about Korean women being amongst the most demanding consumers in the world. If they're not happy with a service/product, they won't hesitate to make their displeasure publicly known on websites etc which explains why (so the article goes) service in Korea is top notch.
    Check out this article in the Straits Times. I remembered reading about it in the papers.

    http://www.straitstimes.com/Free/Sto...ry_247607.html

    Probably it will also give an indicator why they are so demanding.

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  • SQFAN
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    Originally posted by jhm View Post
    Indeed! There was an article in the Economist last week about Korean women being amongst the most demanding consumers in the world. If they're not happy with a service/product, they won't hesitate to make their displeasure publicly known on websites etc which explains why (so the article goes) service in Korea is top notch.
    Seen it happened during my recent tour of one of the palaces. Wow - she was dimunitive but she sure pack a punch.

    Having said that, I noted more better-looking Korean girls (mum says it's all cosmetically enhanced) around ie a wider distribution of attractiveness/beauty. jhm, when are we gonna make that trip?

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  • jhm
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    Originally posted by N_Architect View Post
    Korean girls [...] Ah, and something else: they're tough.
    Originally posted by SQFAN View Post
    Yup...but once they start arguing with you, duck!
    Indeed! There was an article in the Economist last week about Korean women being amongst the most demanding consumers in the world. If they're not happy with a service/product, they won't hesitate to make their displeasure publicly known on websites etc which explains why (so the article goes) service in Korea is top notch.

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  • SQFAN
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    Originally posted by N_Architect View Post
    Korean girls are very beautiful indeed (and they also have lovely skin). With regards to their attitude and mentality (in relationahips, etc.) it generally appears they are rather traditional, especially here in the southern part of the country. Ah, and something else: they're tough.
    Yup...but once they start arguing with you, duck!

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  • N_Architect
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    Korean girls are very beautiful indeed (and they also have lovely skin). With regards to their attitude and mentality (in relationahips, etc.) it generally appears they are rather traditional, especially here in the southern part of the country. Ah, and something else: they're tough.

    KE FAs are also very young, especially in domestic flights. Was talking about this with a colleague a couple of days ago (he normally flies SAS off Beijing) and he was telling me that the average age of the FAs in his last few flights with SAS seemed to be constantly in the mid 40s.

    Not that it matters, it's a job, and the age of the FA shouldn't really change our perception on how we look at the airline. But, you know, guys talk about girls, so sometimes we like to think we will have the 'gorgeous girl' serving us onboard...

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  • jhm
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    Originally posted by 9V-JKL View Post
    I voted KE...
    So did I...

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  • 9V-JKL
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    I voted KE...

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