Spicy, rotten cabbage. π
This person is a faker using translate. Even allowing for differences between southern and northern dialects, they do not speak Korean like a Korean. Their English grammatical and spelling errors are also not even remotely close to those typically made by Koreans who are only partly familiar with English. They have also referred to their country as "λΆν": "North Korea". Pretty sure that's a hangable offense up there in the land of Joseon.
Entertainment maybe, but don't expect any truth in here. Kinda like Fox News I suppose.
OP: Next time, don't use commas in your Hangeul. They are a western invention. South Koreans use them very rarely, now. I can't imagine North Koreans use them at all.
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κΉμΉλ₯Ό μ’μν©λκΉ?
Belly Dance in my ass.
Yeah, I remember the episode where they go faster than warp 10 (an impossibility by Trek's own lore) and Janeway and Paris "evolve" into lizards that make babies. It's terrible, but I'm actually kind of looking forward to it to alleviate the boredom.
Do you wear thick, rubber soled shoes?
I used to be like this. Now, some years on, it hits me like a truck. One cup of coffee and I'm wired for hours. Gives me wicked headaches, too. Dunno!
I'm trying to get through Voyager again, and Trek writing really took a nose dive after Deep Space 9. Not that TNG or DS9 were perfect or anything, far from it, but Voyager just doesn't seem to earn any of its emotional moments like those that made TNG and DS9 great.
It feels like they shot all of season 1 at the same time, and then just shuffled the episode order or something. After the premiere, everyone is slotted neatly in their places. There's a little bit about Torres having to earn her keep as head engineer, but that's it. Everyone just automatically accepted Chakotay as first officer. There's talk of Maquis and Federation conflict in the crew, but we don't see any.
They seem determined to focus on Neelix and Kess who are quite possibly the blandest pairing ever conceived in Trek. It's just all so mediocre compared to the last couple of seasons of DS9 which were legitimately great. It's taking me forever to get through season 1 because I'm just not motivated to watch it at all anymore.
I thought I liked it more than this, but I guess it has been a few years since the last time I watched it.
I don't know if I buy half of this, but I am enjoying the book enough to continue. Quite a bit of it has been quite comprehensible recently as well. It's definitely better when it's not an incomprehensible word salad whether there is meaning in that salad or not.
It's good, but beware the OG DS version. There's a tacked-on minigame when you beat a boss that requires you draw a symbol on the screen to finish the fight. If you mess it up, the boss comes back to life (not full anyway) and you have to kill them again. Early bosses aren't so bad, but later bosses have some ridiculously complex symbols to draw. It's infuriating and stupid. I'm sure the new release does away with them in some manner.
tl;dr: YOLO!
Only like 20X more depressing.