Teaching English Abroad

[ulmont]

Put your wallet in your front pants pocket instead of your back pocket or coat pocket then.

I've been doing that for years just to avoid back problems from the tilt. 

[garbon]

I've been doing that for years just to avoid back problems from the tilt. 

Yeah I always keep it in the front.

[Camerus]

A white dude walking around Asia with his wallet in his back pocket seriously must either be profoundly retarded, or wanting to get pick pocketed.

[katmai]

A white dude walking around Asia with his wallet in his back pocket seriously must either be profoundly retarded, or wanting to get pick pocketed.

[jimmy olsen]

Put your wallet in your front pants pocket instead of your back pocket or coat pocket then.

THat's where he had his.

[Eddie Teach]

How drunk was this guy? How baggy were his pants?

I know I would notice because I notice the wallet when it is just sitting there. It's not very comfortable.

[jimmy olsen]

He didn't seem that drunk at the time, but he'd had quite a few margiritas.

[jimmy olsen]

In class they're about the same or worse talking wise as back home, but there's a lot more physical contact and rough housing between students. There's a ten minute break between each period, which is way to long, and predictably leads to them running amok in the hallway yelling. They get an hour off for lunch and it's like Lord of the Flies out there. Not my problem  though so I don't care.

Yeah, that's all very true.
There's also all the hugging, sitting on each other's laps, and so on.
They're also all very dorky.

I'm going to have to have my gaydar completely recalibrated when I come home. The guys skip down the hall arm in arm here like they're going down the yellow brick road.

[Syt]

I've been doing that for years just to avoid back problems from the tilt. 

Yeah I always keep it in the front.

Same here, but then I'm paranoid about destroying my cards by sitting on them. 

[HisMajestyBOB]

In class they're about the same or worse talking wise as back home, but there's a lot more physical contact and rough housing between students. There's a ten minute break between each period, which is way to long, and predictably leads to them running amok in the hallway yelling. They get an hour off for lunch and it's like Lord of the Flies out there. Not my problem  though so I don't care.

Yeah, that's all very true.
There's also all the hugging, sitting on each other's laps, and so on.
They're also all very dorky.

I'm going to have to have my gaydar completely recalibrated when I come home. The guys skip down the hall arm in arm here like they're going down the yellow brick road.

I've even seen them laying on each other on the couch in the classroom.

If you like getting pick pocketed I guess.

Never happened to me. Though you do have to be more careful in Itaewon than in other areas like Hongdae or Gangnam.

[Josquius]

A white dude walking around Asia with his wallet in his back pocket seriously must either be profoundly retarded, or wanting to get pick pocketed.

Anyone doing that anywhere is not wise.

[Jaron]

A white dude walking around Asia with his wallet in his back pocket seriously must either be profoundly retarded, or wanting to get pick pocketed.

Anyone doing that anywhere is not wise.

I've always carried my wallet in my back pocket without problem, dork.

[jimmy olsen]

A white dude walking around Asia with his wallet in his back pocket seriously must either be profoundly retarded, or wanting to get pick pocketed.

Anyone doing that anywhere is not wise.

I've always carried my wallet in my back pocket without problem, dork.

If you walk around looking like your facebook profile, than I can see why.

[Josquius]

A white dude walking around Asia with his wallet in his back pocket seriously must either be profoundly retarded, or wanting to get pick pocketed.

Anyone doing that anywhere is not wise.

I've always carried my wallet in my back pocket without problem, dork.

Thats very strange.
To keep your wallet in your front pocket to me just screams 'well duh', its the most basic anti-theft advice you learn when you're a kid.
And its uncomfortable in your back pocket.

[jimmy olsen]

Yesterday Mr. Han invited me to play the sport of kings with the rest of the faculty. That's right, badminton.  They were so hard core about it too, flyign around the court like they were playing doubles at Wimbledon.