Um…?
Posted on November 23, 2007
Filed Under Korea, odd |
I happened to googling for something at the Korea Herald and look what I found!
I don’t know if this is new, and frankly, it doesn’t scare me — I use Linux, and have never encountered a virus for my platform. But, um, you know, someone at the Herald should probably look into this.

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with all the damn pop-ups they have, I’m not surprised. Honestly, does anyone actually read the trash that masquerades as English newspapers in this country?
It’s expensive, but I have fond memories of the mornings when I could read The Asian Wall Street Journal while eating croissants and drinking fresh coffee before going off to work.