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Koffee's Corner
BY Yellow Koffee
 U.S.
Drama Sets Negative Stereotype of Korean Men
Yes, the character of
�Jin� played by Daniel Dae Kim on the popular new drama
Lost � is bad for the image of Korean Males
because narrow-minded people watching the show will
actually believe that this character is the archetype of
the Korean male. On the other hand, however, this may
be a good thing because it�ll stir up some controversy
and force the Korean public to denounce this
stereotyping by the American entertainment industry and
perhaps force the American media to promote a more
positive image of Korean society.
Only Four In Ten Korean Adults Can Use Chopsticks
Correctly: Survey
*covering face* - I�m so
ashamed! Hehe � I�m one of the four!
 Raise
your hand if you know about RED vs. BLUE
If you�re not raising
your hang right now, you are definitely missing out.
The creators of Red vs. Blue have won a large following
for their sarcastic, war mongering, satirical web-series
based inside the popular game HALO.
Now there�s a CS version just beginning to take form.
It�s not all that funny, but it�s still a newbie. Keep
your eyes on this one to see how it develops.
Houswife groupies shed all inhibitions for Korean Idol
Woo-hoo! More
Bae Young-jun news!
I got your back!
It�s almost comical, but
hey, firmer Korean booties are good. But why can�t they
just go to the gym or eat more protein?
 `Windstruck'
Makes Japanese Premieres
Now it�s time for
Japanese men to be lusting after Korean female idols,
Bae Young-jun style. Or not � but whatever may come,
Jeon Ji-hyun will surely make her way into Japanese men�s wet
dreams.
Random Sex Articles from Japan. � For a mature audience
only
One could learn a lot
from Japanese Society, which is why their culture is so
interesting. Japanese society is of two extremes when
it comes to stereotypes and the generalizations. To say
the least, Japanese society is extremely polite or
extremely uncensored; inventive and uninhibited. These
are the things that make Japanese society and culture so
interesting to the rest of the non-Japanese world.
These articles don�t focus these aspects of Japanese
culture and society, but they do highlight Japanese
openness to sexuality.
 GOT
RICE?
Ever thought about what
celebrities thought about their rice? I know I have
never given it a second thought. But apparently someone
has �
NEW PSP commercials
Here they are in all
their questionable glory.
Annalee Newitz
Spin city. You can put
any spin on a topic and make it a meaningful for
whatever perspective you are viewing the world from.
Annalee Newitz does just that. Some people consider
what she does to be insightful, and it is: but then
again I just consider it to be funny and interesting.
Foreign Press Lauds Korean Cell Phones
Just goes to show, when
it comes to talking on the phone � Koreans know how to
make it better.
More Students Would Like to be Reborn in U.S. than Korea
Insecurity and tough
competition to get into university are big problems in
modern Korean society. That and the fact that the
leaders of North Korea seem to be a bit psychotic. It�s
no wonder some Koreans would prefer to be born in the
U.S.A.
Japan angry at N Korean deception over Yokota's remains
Is anyone else getting
sick of North Korean diplomats being a bunch of
assburgers? Did North Korea actually think that Japan
was stupid enough to NOT know about DNA testing? Not
only is North Korea trying to take advantage of
neighboring countries by making threats, but the
countries that are the target of North Korea�s threats
are simply accepting the threats and constant lying
because they don�t want to anger North Korea. If only
China would have the balls to speak up against North
Korea with extreme righteousness, then maybe we wouldn�t
have this problem.
COSPLAY with actual ENERGY SPECIAL ATTACKS!
Celebrities to Speak Up for Legalization of Marijuana
Pass the bong to MrClowny.
Peace be with you, man
Local Actress Sues Taiwanese TV
The art of the lawsuit is
finally taking hold in Asia
Harvard Gets High Marks in Pop Culture
The glorification of an Ivy League education continues
Life of Korean Wrestler in Japan Brought to Film
The unveiling of a Korean � Japanese hero.
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