Seoul Pillow Fight

Here's a short video I took yesterday.

Incheon Pentaport Rock Festival

There's still no line-up posted for this event, but there's this video posted on their site. It looks like it's going to be a fun time.

Small addition to my camera equipment.

I bought a polarizing filter the other day from the guys I usually purchase camera stuff from down in Bupyeong. I'm not really sure how it's going to help me, but we'll see how it goes. I'm going out to the Seoul Pillow Fight so let's hope that I'll be able to get a few good shots.

My cellphone sucks.

So, the Korean government made it so foreigners had to get cell phones under their own name. Since the cellphone I got was part of a group account, this means that I have to get a new cell phone. Luckily though, I'm being provided with a new one from my cell phone provider. I'll be having the same number and everything. The downside is that they never received some documents that I had to send in. I managed to get that all sorted out, but I have no idea when they are going to send me my new phone. Currently, my phone can't make outgoing calls or send text messages. I can receive them just fine though, but it's now the weekend and it's going to be so much tougher. I sort of feel like this is how tonight's going to go down:

1. I get to the place where we're supposed to be a few minutes late and they call me to tell me to meet them somewhere.
2. I can't find the place they're at and I'm forced to make a call from a pay phone.
3. I eventually meet up with everyone after they all get annoyed by me trying to figure out where they are.
4. We all proceed to get really drunk and go to a club.
5. I get separated from my friends in a club because I'm making out with some super-hot chick.
6. They decide to leave the club but I miss all their calls because I'm still making out with the hot chick.
7. Super hot chick leaves the club with her boyfriend.
8. I look at my phone and see all the missed calls.
9. I realize that everyone went home and I'm stranded in Seoul and forced to take a cab home by myself all the way to Incheon.
10. I wake up the next morning and realize that I left my phone in the cab.

I'm about 90% sure that tonight's going to turn out just like this.

The Korea Times is reporting on twitter.

The article basically states that having tons of followers doesn't mean you're influential, but tweeting about one subject does. It's a lot of mumbo jumbo and shit people don't care about, but I just found it interesting that it was on the Korea Times.

What would your rapper name be?

My rapper name would be Kid Wisdom. I'd eventually drop the Kid part to become Brother Wisdom when I release my third album. My first hit single is going to be, "Gotta Get dat Money." I would also be the founding father of an all Filipino hip-hop collective called the Brown Town Wrecking Crew.

Ask away.

That's some bullshit.

My co-teacher asked me for the key to the office at the beginning of the semester to make copies for everyone. She never gave me back my key, which isn't usually a problem since I'm the last one to get to work and I'm usually not the last person to leave. However, since I wasn't in my office today because I was getting a Korean lesson from a co-worker, my co-teacher left and locked the door, leaving me stranded. This isn't usually a problem since I don't really bring anything to work, but today I left my cell phone on my desk so now I'm stuck without a cell phone for the night. That's not a huge issue either, since I can't make outgoing phone calls from my phone because they're mailing me another phone. The big problem was that because I didn't have my phone to look at, I didn't realize that the clock in the office I was sitting in was off. So I ended up staying at my school for a whole extra hour and that's some bullshit right there.