Well, just read he was apparently wearing a helmet. He fell off a cliff and landed on a rock. He'd be dead on the spot if he hadn't worn a helmet.

Was he wearing a helmet?

You're making me crave my mom's ragoût.

입에 침이나 바르고 거짓말해라.

Udon to nurse a hungover? That's a sure way to find yourself hugging the toilet bowl. Next time, drag her to a restaurant that serves 'haejangguk'.

Ask them and they'll probably make it for you. Remember that they prepare their dinners and suppers at the restaurant, and I guarantee that they don't only eat what's on the menu. They most probably have the ingredients.

I'm just busting your balls. It's pretty obvious to me that you're Korean-American, but not South Korean (it's not just that everyone who's ever lived in South Korea should know that 'memil guksu' is served with 'bossam', it's also the fact that you think that writing two words in 'banmal' will impress me).

Don't need to order bossam to know what memil guksu looks like. Ever had naengmyeon? ;)

How many different kinds of brown noodles do you know that are served with bossam?

Well, then, why did you miss me 'maemil guksu'/buckwheat noodles? ;)

You got it mostly right (I've been living in Korea for nearly 2 decades).

In the picture with the red knit cap: 'bossam' (steamed pork), buckwheat noodles, and kimchi. Typically costs about 27$ delivered at home.

Bah, soon enough there will be true multiparty elections in China. Those of us who are old enough to remember the Cultural Revolution and the Tienanmen Square massacre can see the writing on the wall.

"they had better abandon...any "modern" interpretations of the Bible"

I love the comment left on his team's Facebook page: "Our teammate Ryan managed to get himself on Jalopnik for something unrelated to his below average driving skills." LOL!

600 000$/kg of coke? Who the hell do these Japanese cops think they are fooling? The Japanese public, that's who.

Any guy who takes professional sports that seriously is a loser.

What movie is that from again?

Yes, but it wouldn't be much better. I hate to label myself, but if forced to do so I'd have to say I'm Métis (French and Mi'kmaq) (I never bothered to apply for the status, but getting it is just a matter of submitting my application since some of my relatives have it), not "part Mi'kmaq". It makes me cringe whenever…

It's a bit different where I'm from, though. The French and Native Canadian communities in my part of Canada lived in harmony. The racism and self-denial came later (with the Brits).