Blab and more blab
I have updated. Ha! I am into pointing out the most obvious things, such as this.
Wilson Weng is a crap ass and using that title doesn't even start to describe how much of an arse he is. Gosh, I just really want to rub it in that he really doesn't look good with a mullet. Eww... It's just.. yuck. Disgusting. Yuck. Disgusting... (you get the point)
This is the time, I think, to devulge in the more embarrassing moments of the Lee family. Ready? Good.
My mother and I went shopping at Box Hill at one of the Korean stores to get kimchi (Yes, we did run out and yes, that is why we went to get more. Hello... I did actually say that I have a thing of pointing out obvious matters... duh...). Anyway. So, we walk into the shop. It is at this moment that my cheeks start to burn. My mother stands surprised for a few moments.
Mother: Hmm... the place changed again.
Me: Uh huh... that would be why they keep the kimchi at the front not at the back.
Mother: Well anyway, which kimchi do you want?
Me: Er... the normal kind?
Mother: Katherine, you can have the (insert korean word which is actually paldo) kimchi or you can have the other ones...
Me: Then I'll have to recognise it by how it looks, not what the bag says. <--- that comment didn't even fit in with the trend of the conversation but anyway...
Mother: Well... still... what kimchi do you want?
Me: Oh, that one. (points at desired kimchi)
Mother: Oh right, looks good. (picks up bag and reads korean, something that I still have to learn... )
Me: Hey mom! It's made in Canterbury! (notices big english letters saying Canterbury Road, Canterbury)
Mom: ...
Me: No? It's says it's from Canterbury...
Mom: That's in Sydney...
Me: It is?
Mom: Yes... note the postcode... (it starts with 2 and has weird digits)
Me: Oh right...
Mom: Do you want anything else? Seaweed?
Me: Ooh... yummy (catches the sight of seaweed. you know, the seaweed salad)
It is at this point a random Korean guy comes over. Okay... maybe not random since he obviously runs the shop.
Man: Like the seaweed? It's Japanese. Very yummy. (says all of that in accented english. My god, jeebus... it's a sort of I-call-television-terebision accent. Damn weird.)
Mom: ...
Me: ...
Man: ...
Mom: I know. (She said that in korean)
Man: ==" Right... I hadn't realised you were korean because you spoke english... (says in korean)
Mom: ...
Anyway... I'm bored. This was stupid and I don't really care. Goodbye...
Wilson Weng is a crap ass and using that title doesn't even start to describe how much of an arse he is. Gosh, I just really want to rub it in that he really doesn't look good with a mullet. Eww... It's just.. yuck. Disgusting. Yuck. Disgusting... (you get the point)
This is the time, I think, to devulge in the more embarrassing moments of the Lee family. Ready? Good.
My mother and I went shopping at Box Hill at one of the Korean stores to get kimchi (Yes, we did run out and yes, that is why we went to get more. Hello... I did actually say that I have a thing of pointing out obvious matters... duh...). Anyway. So, we walk into the shop. It is at this moment that my cheeks start to burn. My mother stands surprised for a few moments.
Mother: Hmm... the place changed again.
Me: Uh huh... that would be why they keep the kimchi at the front not at the back.
Mother: Well anyway, which kimchi do you want?
Me: Er... the normal kind?
Mother: Katherine, you can have the (insert korean word which is actually paldo) kimchi or you can have the other ones...
Me: Then I'll have to recognise it by how it looks, not what the bag says. <--- that comment didn't even fit in with the trend of the conversation but anyway...
Mother: Well... still... what kimchi do you want?
Me: Oh, that one. (points at desired kimchi)
Mother: Oh right, looks good. (picks up bag and reads korean, something that I still have to learn... )
Me: Hey mom! It's made in Canterbury! (notices big english letters saying Canterbury Road, Canterbury)
Mom: ...
Me: No? It's says it's from Canterbury...
Mom: That's in Sydney...
Me: It is?
Mom: Yes... note the postcode... (it starts with 2 and has weird digits)
Me: Oh right...
Mom: Do you want anything else? Seaweed?
Me: Ooh... yummy (catches the sight of seaweed. you know, the seaweed salad)
It is at this point a random Korean guy comes over. Okay... maybe not random since he obviously runs the shop.
Man: Like the seaweed? It's Japanese. Very yummy. (says all of that in accented english. My god, jeebus... it's a sort of I-call-television-terebision accent. Damn weird.)
Mom: ...
Me: ...
Man: ...
Mom: I know. (She said that in korean)
Man: ==" Right... I hadn't realised you were korean because you spoke english... (says in korean)
Mom: ...
Anyway... I'm bored. This was stupid and I don't really care. Goodbye...