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More kookie tin politics.....it's their national character.

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In Reply to: RE: Perhaps a result of the splitting of the country and dealing w/6 decades of high posted by tinear on November 07, 2011 at 09:51:27

In VN what few ROKs I was ever around made me nervous. They looked wound up like human Dobermans.

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Politics? History. Would 60s America have happened w/out the Cold War? I worked for five years in an office - tinear 07:39:45 11/08/11 (2)
with Koreans, supplied Korean ships. The situation with the North is always on their mind. How you got politics from my prior comments is slightly amazing. You think national character is some genetic trait? Anyhow, Japanese films have their fair share of violence, retribution, too. Come to think of it, how about the American torture genre that so absorbs you?
- LOL, you have twice as many jobs as your age will allow. Not buying it. * - mr grits 17:20:15 11/08/11 (1)
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  - Okay, let's put up some $$$ and we'll let a fellow inmate do the checking. Yes or no, big guy? We can keep the - tinear 21:39:32 11/08/11 (0)
    sum small to respect your personal situation. I worked for Southern Marine Ship Supply in Savannah for five years. Minshul Shin was one of our two Korean sales guys, can't recall the other guy. It was in the early eighties. C'mon, put up or shut up. The owner still is a friend, he sold it several years ago. He's a stand up guy running a different company in Savannah. Did I say, "put up?"

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