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Palmface moments.

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mmm thinsliced
 
So in another thread about armpits I said that I don't even notice my armpits unless I eat kimchi. Mark Failson was wondering if I was eating a pro wrestler by the same name. For clarification purposes, I posted this picture of the kimchi I was talking about. Look closely. You'll see the facepalm. :scowl:
My Korean exchange student roommate back in college mocked me for eating the kim chi straight.

Clearly that's what you're referrencing.
 
Yesterday:

When asked by a lady in a car waiting to pick up a coworker after work why I am waiting at the main entrance, I reply:

"I left my cellphone inside, but the doors are all locked because they are closed, so I am waiting for someone to come out so I can run in and grab it."

"So why don't you call them on your cell and them ask you to let you in?"

Facepalm.
 
Clearly, unless you like putting salt and pepper on your kimchi.
You should've seen the fuss he put up over my apparently unfavorably high egg to kim chi ratio.

He also was very insistant as to which sesame oil and soy sauce were appropriate matches. I suspect salt and pepper would've caused him to have a breakdown.

In his defense though, the man truly had a passion for Banana Republic products.
 
You should've seen the fuss he put up over my apparently unfavorably high egg to kim chi ratio.

He also was very insistant as to which sesame oil and soy sauce were appropriate matches. I suspect salt and pepper would've caused him to have a breakdown.

In his defense though, the man truly had a passion for Banana Republic products.

:D
 

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