Tommy Knocks
retired
now that's a lot better. it's super cheap and they do a pretty damn good job. my homegirl (chinese) got some clean ass pearly whiteys.
cavity is about $50 to sort out. laser cleaning is no more than a coulpe of hunnas.
Black in China?
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now that's a lot better. it's super cheap and they do a pretty damn good job. my homegirl (chinese) got some clean ass pearly whiteys.
cavity is about $50 to sort out. laser cleaning is no more than a coulpe of hunnas.
The_King_of_Everything
Yeah.
It's cool there man. very clean. I have a bit of a sweet spot for koreans since my ex-fiance is korean and I'm familiar with them. I also find, out of the 3 far east asian, korean girls most attractive (personal taste).
yes I have smashed in korea. koreans girls luh me and I love them. the puss is
What part of South Korea breh?
CJ
Your objective semi-troll
nope. never been groped, but they sure as hell try to catch a peek at the urinal, and don't even try to act slick about it either. be on some. I literally just walk away.
Just start reading this thread but
Tommy Knocks
retired
Big deal. The U.S doesn't take americans dying abroad lightly. our govt is pretty good at chin checking and protecting us globally.Is it a big deal if an American gets bodied in China. Or are they like
..so long as you're not a criminal of course.
What part of South Korea breh?
Seoul (Itaewon and Incheon district)
WhiteDawg3000
Pro
are there weed smokers where ur at? how difficult/easy is it to get a hold of weed?
and what kind they got?
what about other hallucinogenics for example DMT and the like?
and what kind they got?
what about other hallucinogenics for example DMT and the like?
TheBigBopper
Banned
How tight is that mainland p*ssy? 
Tommy Knocks
retired
read page 3.
How long do you see yourself living abroad? Do you ultimately want to live in one place or just travel around for the rest of your life?
Tommy Knocks
retired
Good question. It's a question I struggle with every day. I just don't know. I've been a nomad for awhile, it's sort of what I know now. I live in one place for too long and I get real antsy. I'm 31, time flys, the longer I do this, the more that window for a family closes, and the more it actually doesn't bother me. I see other nomads, expats and travelers, and most are content, we're hardened and a bit hollow, but content. It's sort of a lifestyle, not many people can do it. It's hard, a lot of relationships are face value and temporary (thank god for fb tho), you can't really get too close to people. you say good bye to people you've hung out with every day for months consistently. that cameroonian neighbor I mentioned earlier just left to Miami yesterday, that was my patna, he used to come over and chill every day, even if it was just to have a smoke break for 15 min and chop it up. He came over at 7am to give me the ol
before heading to the airport. He says he'll be back later in the year but who knows. A year long friendship gone. and you know what's crazy? I don't feel much about it, it's sort of a regular thing too me. I say good bye friends, good people I've had LOADS of fun and memories with ALL the time. never to see them again. left as nothing more than a memory. I think I want to live in brazil later in life. It's my favorite country/region and I can see myself being like 45, having a young wife and just chilling close to a beach or maybe going back to the U.S but living in a smaller town like portland or phx. Again man, it's something I struggle with all the time. Sometimes I think I will move to africa, sometimes india, sometimes chile, sometimes poland. I get ideas all the time. Just 13 months ago I was in vancouver, sipping wine like "you know what, 2 months from now I'm moving to China" I'm too sporadic to know. This life is like an episode, you get a sneak preview (thought), but then once the show starts you really don't know the exact out come. You just roll with it.
Constantine
Et in Arcadia ego...
In the U.S., we here about the extreme pollution in China. Have you experienced this?
Tommy Knocks
retired
Yea it's bad, but you get used to it.
walls, paint, cars, always look dusty. It's an unsettling feeling at first, but after a cpl months
If this shyt starts goin down hill i gotta make sure i have a plan b set up. Gonna try to get some property out there so i can make a smooth transition. At least a place for my son to go in case hes on his ass and needs somewhere to go.
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matters on the female, not the culture.
only thing different culturally is some chicks dont shave the bush.
