February 17, 2005
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Watched this with some friends last night; loved it as a pure action flick. We ate hamburgers, chips (LAYS barbecue, no less), and drank Coke*. We could've been in America!
Met a local Korean girl. Her name was Sveta Kim. Isn't that wild? Maybe not as wild as Lana Kim, though.
Also, it was funny to listen to the Russian in the movie and actually kind of understand what they were saying AND realize how bad some of their accents were. Like when my family and I went to see the latest James Bond (2-3 years ago) with the North Korean enemy and we were CRINGING at the terrible Korean.
IT'S SO COLD here. The first question everyone asks these days is "is your house/apt cold?" Almost everyone answers "yes". They're trying to freeze us into submission over here.
* Coke is again being produced locally here. A few years ago, Coke had a factory here that was owned by a certain high official's daughter's husband. When they divorced, the ex-wife kicked both her husband and Coke out of the country. This is why the Coke labels are from 1998. But the Coke is not. Hopefully.
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I like your little juicy info at the end. See the power of love (or I should say the power of hate...)? How does the coke taste tho, being produced locally? Wait, are we talking about the "coke" coke?
don't worry if your coke were expired you'd know. i once had coke past the expiration date, and it tasted like club soda.... granted i've never had club soda but this is what i'd imagine to taste like. in any case, it was rancid.
was sonbear by chance able to get you the translations?
oh no, was it the russian assassin's accent that was bad? but i like him!
I loved Bourne Supremacy! SO MUCH FUN! and Matt Damon ain't so bad either... BTW - you know when you'll be visiting philly?
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