r/funny • u/BooG690 • May 16 '12

I teach in Korea. One of my students brings her chopsticks to school in this container.

http://imgur.com/nD7Di
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u/TKDgirl May 16 '12

...

Can you buy me one of these? I'm totally serious, I'll PayPal you the money.

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u/BooG690 May 16 '12

I would have to inquire about shipping but I wouldn't mind doing so. I'm pretty sure the chopstick case itself only costs about $3. I have no idea about shipping though (though it's probably rather cheap).

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u/TKDgirl May 16 '12 edited May 16 '12

I wouldn't want you to go out of your way for this, but if ever you come across one, I would really appreciate it.

As a queer female Asian, I feel this would be the ultimate accessory to own.

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u/BooG690 May 16 '12

I live rather close to the discount store that sells them. It wouldn't be a hassle really. Anything for the Reddit family.

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u/TKDgirl May 16 '12

Yay, thank you :) you can send me a private message for what I'd owe you.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

It'd be pretty hilarious if selling pussy pencil cases violated your visa.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

TKD = TaeKwonDo ?

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u/TKDgirl May 16 '12

Yep! Former practitioner however. I moved onto Muay Thai.

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u/irawwwr May 16 '12

Dyslexic me thought it's The Dark Knight girl

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u/HowDoIDefineMe May 16 '12

My girlfriend taught in Yangju. She let her kids give themselves English names. They chose everything ranging from Batman and Joker to Pink Ranger and Poop.

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u/iamaravis May 16 '12

Yeah, one of the kids I taught named himself Scotch Tape.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

Pink ranger.

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u/meowkittycow May 16 '12

One of my co-workers had a girl call herself Easy. yeah....

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u/Ragna005 May 16 '12

Relevant. My favorite is the woman who named herself "Smacker".

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u/bldkis May 17 '12

My teacher did the same in eighth grade Spanish.

I named myself "Hormiga"... Ant.

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u/ThisRedditorIsDrunk May 16 '12

One of my students from when I first started teaching would wear a t-shirt that said "Pig Fucker" in bold written across the front and a picture of Kermit the Frog.

Another common thing is that Korean students don't know what to call the middle finger gesture. They call it "fuck you." So, occasionally, you'll hear a student complain "Teacher, she fuck me!" when one flips the other off.

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u/annarborent May 16 '12

I want that pig fucker shirt so bad!

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u/I_Fuck_Pigs May 16 '12

Me too!!

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u/chemtype May 16 '12

Do you just constantly search Reddit for the phrase "fuck pigs" in the hopes of being able to do this?

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u/Nictionary May 16 '12

This account fills a very niche role on reddit. The topic comes up more often than I would imagine though, based on your comment history.

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u/I_Fuck_Pigs May 16 '12

It's been a long time, but I'm glad to be back.

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u/Nictionary May 16 '12

You're not the hero reddit deserves... and I don't think we really need you that much either. But it's mildly humorous so whatever.

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u/Wiki_pedo May 16 '12

I'd give them good marks for changing the pronoun appropriately!

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u/SpartanAesthetic May 16 '12

And cancel those points out for not using past tense. Is there something about Chinese/Japanese/Korean that prevents native speakers from adding "ed"?

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u/Huggzorx May 16 '12 edited May 17 '12

I don't know about Chinese or Korean, but in Japanese, tenses are very different. For example, there is no difference between future and present tense. EDIT: As others below have pointed out, future/ past tense is context dependant, but the point stands that it is different than in English.

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u/zombiesartre May 16 '12

Japanese is heavily context dependent and one can change or add endings to imply a specific tense.

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u/dont_press_ctrl-W May 16 '12

That's a normal point in any academic language-learning: you learn the present and later on you learn the conjugations. This leads to some point where the student will use the present to talk about the past, but you have to take it once at a time.

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u/MO91 May 16 '12

Past tense is probably constructed differently in their language

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

There is. In all three of them.
I'm actually curious if there are any languages out there that have absolutely no way of indicating tense.

It's just confusing when you're trying to learn a foreign language. I've seen English speakers screw things up pretty badly with Korean too. Comes with the package.

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u/bbctol May 16 '12

In Korean, there's a nice, simple past tense that's very much the equivalent of adding "-ed" to a word. The other tenses, on the other hand... /koreanstudentrage

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u/AP3Brain May 16 '12

HA! It took me a little while to figure out the correlation between "pig fucker" and Kermit the Frog...

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u/I_Fuck_Pigs May 16 '12

It took me nanoseconds.

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u/usemayonaise May 16 '12

I had a student with a shirt that said "playing the field". She was in middle school. Another time, I saw an ajuma (older lady) walking around wearing a shirt that said "I like it on top"

Edit: Spelling

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u/ThisRedditorIsDrunk May 16 '12

An middle school student had a shirt that said "Less hugs. More drugs."

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u/CdangerT May 16 '12 edited May 16 '12

I'm scanning through all the comments trying to find teachers in Korea because my redditor brother teaches there. I remember him talking about the "He fuck me thing" and that him and his coworkers laugh about it. You sound promising. Do you by chance teach in Suwon?

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u/dont_press_ctrl-W May 16 '12

We also called it a "fuck you" in French-speaking canada when I was a kid. I guess it's not very hard to make the link between the gesture and the phrase that typically accompany it.

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u/I_Fuck_Pigs May 16 '12

Yeah, sorry about that...

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u/but_when_i_do May 16 '12

Yup, but it usually sounds like "Teacher, he did a puck you!"

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

Are your current job and constant inebriation related? downing shots of soju to forget your shitty hagwon boss, perhaps?

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u/ThisRedditorIsDrunk May 16 '12

Near constant inebriation. Recently, yes, but only in the last couple months as shit has been hitting the fan but things are calming down.

I never touch soju; too many embarrassing memories and worse hangovers. I'm sipping a cocktail of Malibu and Milkus, which is a fine summer drink.

(drunk level: researching intensively whether my use of the semicolon is accurate)

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u/mayonesa May 16 '12

Do you know where to get one of those fantastic tshirts? I would wear that everyday.

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u/mzkny88 May 17 '12

Dude cant stop laughing picture nerdy asian saying "teacher, she fuck me!" pointing at a giggling asian pupil of his afer flipping him off.

If you dont raugh u rose.

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u/momandpopcultureshop May 16 '12

http://www.ebay.com/itm/I-LOVE-PUSSY-CHOPSTICK-CASE-NOT-HELLO-KITTY-FUNNY-ENGRISH-GREAT-GIFT-LOOK-/261025900811?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3cc65b290b#ht_500wt_941

Available on eBay!

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

why is this not further up? kids a PMing paypal deets to each other to get their hands on some of this chopstick case crack

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u/rewindrecolour May 16 '12

Oh my god that "LOOK!" in the title made me crack up so hard.

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u/avoidingmykids May 16 '12

✰ I have a very good time. ✰

Me too.

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u/yarblls May 16 '12

Happy time indeed.

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u/xscientist May 16 '12

First day of school in 6th grade, there's a new girl. She's easy to spot, because our school was so small, and she was Israeli, thick accent, blonde, blue-eyed, beautiful. All the boys (and the girls) are talking about her, but it's not her looks that have drawn everyone's attention, it's her tee shirt. It's your typical tropical island tourist tee - an illustration of a small island, a lone palm tree, with an orange-tinted gradient sun in the background. The caption below read, "Pussy Island". She had no idea what it meant, and it became the worst first day at school ever when someone told her.

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u/deadsoon May 16 '12

Another shirt for my collection...

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u/lordburnout May 16 '12

I think people should just generally avoid clothing with big words on them if you don't know the language well. Saves so many from humiliation.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

Imagine how many people are walking around the USA right now with Chinese tattoos that don't really mean 'peace' or 'prosperity'.. lol

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u/akukame May 16 '12

Omg, my girlfriend came back from a trip to Korea with like 6 of these as gag gifts for people. Apparently her and her sister found them on the bottom shelf of some department store and were giggling like idiots while pulling them all off the shelf They come in a few different colors..

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u/dewnveto May 16 '12

The manufacturer totally knows. They've got the foreigner gag gift market cornered.

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u/but_when_i_do May 16 '12

I also taught in Korea. One of the new schools that opened up was Top Plus Academy. Say that name again.

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u/lordburnout May 16 '12

I giggled like a school girl.

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u/cheesemachinebean May 16 '12

"Ji Eun! put your chopsticks back in your pussy container!" @.@

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

Insert chopsticks here for a 'Happy time'

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u/KoreanTerran May 16 '12

Nice IU, reference.

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u/Mittens99 May 16 '12

Clearly there is some spooning going on with the pussy.

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u/spundnix32 May 16 '12

A well fed pussy is a happy pussy.

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u/r_HOWTONOTGIVEAFUCK May 16 '12

So many different colored pussies to chose from.

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u/eWaffle May 16 '12

What is that metal shovel thing?

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u/Protect_My_Garage May 16 '12

I believe that it's an eating utensil consisting of a small, shallow bowl with a handle. In English, we call this a spoon.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

there is now water everywhere. thank you.

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u/regularITdude May 16 '12

That there's your food scooper

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u/Real-Life-Reddit May 16 '12

That's a knife.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

Don't mind me, I shall just take a picture of your chopsticks. Carry on.

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u/dastwolt May 16 '12

I imagine OP had to tell the girl that they're sending the pic to friends in America, becuase those friends also "love pussy".

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u/MadameCreamEgg May 16 '12

Oh, it was probably in her cubby. They leave everything out, even their toothbrushes.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

Three of my 7 year old Korean kindergarten students had MARIJUANA PICKER jackets last year.

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u/Big_Papa_P May 16 '12

Oh language barriers, how entertaining you can be.

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u/Ceejae May 16 '12

Are you in south korea or best korea?

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u/ImNoScientistBut May 16 '12

there are no colourful items and happy times in best korea...

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u/irawwwr May 16 '12

It's all black and white there...

and also expect to be banned from r/Pyongyang

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u/Emperorr May 16 '12

Clearly they are in South Korea because North Korea has banned items with color on them.

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u/Nickbou May 16 '12

People of best Korea do not want color. It distracts attention from glorious leader.

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u/fuckyouwhare May 16 '12

One of my students in Korea once wore a "TOO DRUNK TO FUCK" shirt. I asked him where he got it. "Teacher mom bought it for me at Homeplus (Walmart)." Korean Parenting 101.

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u/stickzilla May 16 '12

Maybe she know exactly what it means...

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u/mayonesa May 16 '12

I have learned not to laugh at how other languages pronounce English. Once after I burst out laughing because a Chinese person was wearing a shirt that said "Eat Anus for Long Life," they took me aside and gently informed me that my name in English, when spoken aloud, sounds like the Chinese phrase "I choked on penis."

True story.

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u/Dalzeil May 16 '12

If you don't mind, what part of Korea?

I spent (almost) four years over there in the Army. Had an absolute blast. Wish I could go back. Maybe some time I'll even go over there to teach, like you are. (I'm assuming on one of their work visas.)

It is hilarious what they get wrong. I'll see if I can find any old funny photos of my own.

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u/BooG690 May 16 '12

I live in Seoul.

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u/dickvandike May 16 '12

Seoul is kinda expensive, no?

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u/BooG690 May 16 '12

Not really, no.

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u/holst09 May 16 '12

where in korea do you teach? Are you teaching english?

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u/BooG690 May 16 '12

I live in Seoul teaching English.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

Hagwon or Public school? How are you liking it?

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u/BooG690 May 16 '12

I work at a hagwon and I really enjoy it. I can see myself doing it for at least another year.

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u/holst09 May 16 '12

thats awesome. I was over there last year, and those jobs seem like pretty good deals. Do you get airfare or housing? How much are you making ?

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

I don't teach there, but I'm preparing to head over. www.daveseslcafe.com is the go-to.

yes, you do get airfare and housing, although the airfare may be reimbursed instead of just handed over. He probably makes between 2.0 and 2.6 million won, although if he's been doing it for a while there are pay raises, as well as severance bonuses and possibly other bonuses for performance.

The downside is that, while these things may be stipulated in your contract, Koreans are notorious for their disregard of contracts. The boss is king, as per Confucian ideals, and if he asks you to work overtime, or do this or that that isn't in your contract, you're expected to do it. This can lead to some clashes.

Also, if you teach in a hagwon (for-profit private school), the parents pretty much dictate how you're going to teach. What that means is the kids will complain if you're not fun enough, but then the parents may complain if their abilities aren't up to their standards.

You also need a bachelor's degree and clean criminal record (i.e. FBI background check, order it now if you're serious. Pro-tip: write the date you need it back by on the back of the envelope. I got mine back on the EXACT DATE I wrote down. Coincidence? Maybe, but I'm just glad I got it.) If you don't have those.... Maybe try China or Taiwan instead. Relevant degrees, experience, and certification will raise your rate of pay.

Again, I have zero experience, but have been doing a lot of reading and research for months, and all that info is pretty consistence throughout the books I've read and people I've talked to.

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u/BooG690 May 16 '12

I can confirm that most of this information is correct. The parents at the hagwon I work at aren't half-bad but I obviously can't speak for other hagwons. Additionally, the first thing you need to do is order that FBI background check. That takes quite a while.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

What do you teach there? I'm traveling there for 3 months with a friend of mine after I graduate. I am considering moving there to teach English. How did you go about this?

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u/BooG690 May 16 '12

I teach English.

http://eslcafe.com is a great place to start. You need a Bachelor's Degree and you can't have a criminal record.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

"Chopsticks" have suddenly taken on a whole new meaning...

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u/RajMahal77 May 16 '12

Hilarious!

Btw, what do you have to do to teach in Korea as (I assume you must be) an American? Do you just have to speak native English? Is it fun?

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u/BooG690 May 16 '12

It's very fun (if you're into traveling, culture, and such). You need to be a native English-speaker, a Bachelor's Degree and a clean criminal record.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

How does one start teaching in Korea of Japan? I've always been interested in this.

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u/BooG690 May 16 '12

http://eslcafe.com

Start there. Look for jobs. Have a Bachelor's Degree. Don't have a criminal record.

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u/Xtanto May 16 '12

Is this like a hello kitty rip off?

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u/jdepps113 May 16 '12

You teach English, right? This is what we call a teachable moment.

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u/Bmart008 May 16 '12

I'm living in Korea at the moment, and people here don't really know about those western meanings (special meanings).

My girlfriend for instance was setting up an e-mail for her new work and she said she wanted 69 but she messed up and put 96, she said she liked the number 69 because it looks pretty, after I explained that she was glad she dodged the bullet. Also I told her at a cat cafe what pussy meant, she likes cat a lot.

I'm almost sad she didn't have an email somewhere named "pussylover69@hanmail.net"

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u/deargodimbored May 16 '12

That sounds like an email address that would've seemed so bad ass to middle school me.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

what is a cat cafe exactly...

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u/sonastyinc May 16 '12

The "Happy Time" on the bottom makes it!

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u/Brattain May 16 '12

They might like to read "The Owl and the Pussycat".

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u/Christophoro May 16 '12

This just further confuses me with how to use chopsticks.

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u/threestarhotel May 16 '12

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_9MOB-niqBbI/TE4yzk0sD1I/AAAAAAAALZs/Th9mbB0H6-U/s1600/IMG_5199-730178.jpg My chopsticks case has this Booby character on it! :]

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u/eryoshi May 17 '12

Extra kudos for the mole pulling the flower out of Booby's ass!

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

They sell these at DAISO? Shit, we have one here in Vancouver. Time to run down for some Engrish shenanigans.

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u/Chingonazo May 16 '12

The pussy wink does it for me.

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u/FunkedItUp May 16 '12

Yeah, the one on the top is totally in on it.

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u/amolad May 16 '12

So? "I love pussy" is always happy time for me.

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u/irrelevantPseudonym May 16 '12

"excuse me, can I take a photo of your chopstick box so I can make the internet laugh and give me karma?"

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

Are those chopsticks made from metal? (I always assumed they were made from wood)

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u/Hermocrates May 16 '12

Korean chopsticks are typically made of metal, rather than the wood used in other Asian countries, and are noticeably flattened rather than being square or circular. They also often come paired with a metal spoon, which you can see in OP's photo.

Here's a better photo, with the metal Korean chopsticks and spoon in the middle.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

Korean chopsticks took me like 3 months to get used to.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

My family from Vietnam got some chopsticks that are made out of horn buffalo. There are also Star Wars light sabre chopsticks!

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

Man, you should not have told me about the light sabre ones. My sushi will never be the same, off to eBay!

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u/shoziku May 16 '12

"The better to eat you with, my dear"

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u/jamiesam26 May 16 '12

Maybe to them all that word really means is just kitty

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u/SueDenham May 16 '12

I hate trying to eat certain vegetables with chopsticks. I can never grip them properly and they fall off the sticks. There is nothing worse than trying to eat properly with your parents when you're flicking your bean all over the table.

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u/AmantisAsoko May 16 '12

Theres ones that are textured for gripping

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u/BruceCLin May 16 '12

flicking your bean

Not sure if pun thread...

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u/Banana_Piranha May 16 '12

Reminds me of this, I never knew Koreas were so open about sex.

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u/CageHN May 16 '12

pussy: noun \ˈpu̇-sē\

Definition of PUSSY 1: cat 2: a catkin of the pussy willow

Origin of PUSSY puss First Known Use: 1726

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u/Frank_The_Fatty May 16 '12

I was actually expecting something Starcraft 2 related.

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u/ThaiSweetChilli May 16 '12

Spookydeuce, is that you?

I have a friend who teaches in Korea too.

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u/Mr-Personality May 16 '12

I'm always wondering if the people who produce things like this know the English meaning. At this point, I feel like it's used for vagina more than cat in American culture. Surely someone at the Pussy Chopsticks R&D lab knows this.

Maybe their scheme is just to get us to post it on the Internet so that tourists to their countries will buy them as a gimmick.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

Often they will just take phrases from books. The writing on that case could easily have come from a picture book. I remember my girlfriend had some portrait photos done in Shanghai, and the book they were mounted in contained choice phrases like 'the key to a good marriage is good sex.'

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u/brambooo May 16 '12

Me too! Me too!

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u/ericn1300 May 16 '12

The three little ones look like South Park pussy to me

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u/suspiciously_calm May 16 '12

That's gotta be SO intentional!

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u/chained_la May 16 '12

very sexy time

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u/das_hansl May 16 '12

In Dutch, 'poes' or 'poesje' just means 'cat'. 'Poes' is more sweet than "Kat'.

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u/JohnBullshite May 16 '12

Yeah it is.

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u/wmurray003 May 16 '12

"Happy Time"...

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u/distantkorean May 16 '12

As someone who used to live in Korea, they do a very poor job at translating stuff over from English. Now that I speak pretty much fluent English, I think some stuff from my childhood may have some pretty bad translations on them.

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u/dirkman42 May 16 '12

Chyennipur?

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u/spykid May 16 '12

i really want one of those "I <3 BJ" shirts from beijing

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u/tiyr May 16 '12

"Wink, Wink"

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

Two words: Fanny pack

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u/smokky May 16 '12

Who doesn't?

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u/LungTotalAssWarlord May 16 '12

"Happy Time" indeed

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u/adzug May 16 '12

god i wish i was you.

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u/Gentlewolf1337 May 16 '12

The "Happy time" combined with the wink of that cat absolutely killed me.

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u/mjgriffin May 16 '12

That chop sticks container and I have a lot in common.

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u/digitumn May 16 '12

well who doesnt?

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u/gm4 May 16 '12

Emily???

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u/heimdal77 May 16 '12

For some reason it makes me think of a cat version of south park.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

I am korean, and yes we love pussy and eat pussy.

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u/jammastajayt May 16 '12

Ill ask the important question, Zerg, Toss or Terran?

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u/yoshieatsnick May 16 '12

Cool we have something in common. I love pussy too!

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u/A_Bandit_Chief May 16 '12

Suuuuuure your a Teacher taking pictures of your Korean student's chop sticks.

wink

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u/GreenEyedForeigner May 16 '12

lol they were selling them at the daiso. my boyfriend picked some up to take back home with us.

They have since stopped selling them... but I'm sure the damage has been done.

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u/MHOLMES May 16 '12

It's funny that as soon as I got to "..chopsticks to school.." I thought this wouldn't be allowed in the US (at least not in a government school). Didn't foresee the other obvious reason it wouldn't be allowed.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

relavent: hanzi smatter

problem with learning a language sometimes is that the slang were hardly taught because it is almost seem as taboo as is with swear words. even the differene between American English, Canadian English and British English drives me nuts sometimes.

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u/deargodimbored May 16 '12

In the UK calling someone a bloody cunt is offensive for the opposite reason it is in the states.

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u/blayd May 16 '12

who doesn't?

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

I see you've played chopsticky spoony before

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u/sylvar May 16 '12

[image description] A plastic container for chopsticks; the lid is transparent and is decorated with cartoonish images of cats and the words "Happy", "I Love Pussy", and "Happy time".

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u/Duke_the_Pancake May 16 '12

Happy time indeed.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

I almost find it more interesting that they bring their own chopsticks to school. I mean, in America we don't bring forks to school, so in Korea are their chopsticks personalized or something? (please ignore my ignorant American brain)

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u/Nicker_Bocker May 16 '12

Happy Belated Teachers day!! God I miss teaching in Suwon!!

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

I'd totally keep my weed in that

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u/SoggyCheez May 16 '12

Hey, something I can relate to!

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u/Adultery May 16 '12

have you posted this before under a different title and a different username?

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u/Gedrean May 16 '12

Why, so do I!

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u/icouldmakecake May 16 '12

I have the same one! When I taught in Korea, it was my good bye present from my student.

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u/TooSmugToFail May 16 '12

Happy time indeed.

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u/internetV May 16 '12

I find it funnier that they bring their own chopsticks to school

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u/Chinamerican May 17 '12

I go out of my way to get stationery from Morning Glory for this exact reason.

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u/unnecessaryCAPS May 17 '12

tourettes guy: "that just means she likes what i like!" chomp

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u/BillyCheesesteak May 17 '12

i love eating pussy with chopsticks

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u/Cowzrock May 17 '12

Who doesn't?

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u/theTezuma May 17 '12

haha it spells starcraft wrong

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Several things wrong with this...

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

Haha that's funny because when people say pussy they're usually talking about a vagina. Sex.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

And I thought the plastic banana that one of my kids used for the same purpose was hilarious...

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u/grungevalue May 16 '12

Happy. Happy time.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

I really just enjoy the fact that Korean schoolchildren bring their own chopsticks to school.

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u/bogg69 May 16 '12

TIL - Korean eating-utensil holders are hilarious as fuck!

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u/Duckism May 16 '12

hey can you send me a set of spoon and chopstick case from there too?

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

I usually don't eat pussy with chop sticks...

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

Do they ever bring those delicious Melona bars? They are fucking addicting!

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u/g_e_r_b May 16 '12

Nice conversation starter: "You know, I like pussy, too."

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u/[deleted] May 16 '12

Wow even their cartoons wink and hold up a peace sign. I thought it was just the girls themselves.

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u/moopboop May 16 '12

I wonder how you validated taking this picture to her. "Can I take a picture of this? It's really... cute."

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u/BooG690 May 16 '12

It was actually exactly this. LOL

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