to the subway, I saw hordes of Koreans running, must of been 75-100 people running. I even saw some white people, black people and middle easterners. It was strange, All of them running together in harmony.
They were all running to catch the next transfer.
As all these people ran by me I was temped to run with them.
But, I chose to walk. Something inside me said, "Don't follow them. They're wrong."
Then when I finally got to where everyone was running to. There was no need to rush. It was another 15 minutes for the next train.They were all sheep being scared by what they thought was a wolf. But in reality, the wolf was in their mind.
This made me upet. How many other times has this happened in history,
where everyone was following everyone else. And everyone was wrong.
And when only a few were correct, no one followed.
I left before that shit happened. But I tried to warn you dumbasses, but you thought I was just some crazy lunatic yelling in Waikiki and LA. Sucks for you.
looking at your old pix and looking at the people in the background. 1 you didn't notice them until now 2 the looks on their faces tell more then the people in the foreground
During the 1st World Trade Center attacks, there was a car bombing and it wasn't enough to take down the buidling. The government knew who was responsible and did nothing about it. Years later, the second attempt was effective and took down both towers. The reason behind the attacks were that the US government was taking land/ oil/ culture from another country.
Namdaemun Palace was almost burned previously by the same man, but he was caught. The Korean government made a mistake and let him go on a suspended sentence, half a year. A year later, the same man (70 years old) burns the 600 year old building. His reason for his action was that the government took his farm land and is developing buildings on his land.
Also the emotional effect on the morale and economy will be felt, similar to what happened after 9-11. While the World Trade Center was a economic symbol, the Namdaemun Palace was a symbol of the past. A past that is long and dead.
Stateside after 2 and a half years of Korea/ First Time @ Funktion...
seems like america hasnt changed that much in 2 years, except for the building and stores. la didnt look the same when i got here. but still good
first time at funktion
the sound system was nice. crisp like well fried tempura. so were the visuals on the screen. the djs were good, i only got to see hazen and evol intent. damn. i wanted to see circuit play but...
i was pretty high and drunk and it was really dark in in the club
didnt get to see the people i was going to meet up with
dude i had to wait in line forever so i missed guestlist. plus security wouldnt let me in with my bag so i had to walk back to my hotel and drop it off
sucks!
plus noisia didnt show up
and someone (no names) took the needle off the record that was playing
AND THE ONLY BEER THEY HAD WAS BUDWEISER
oh yeah and security were dicks.
well through out the mess i did get to meet a beautiful lady :0B
