1. In the lead-up to the actual implementation of the anti-prostitution law in Korea, the ROK GOVT itself reported that the % of GDP generated by the Korean sex industry exceeded that of the agricultural, fisheries and forestry segments, COMBINED.

2. Immediately after enforcement began sales of liquor in Korea fell off by ~30%

3. Innumerable love hotels are now on the market because the owners can’t make their mortgage and or “vig” payments.

4. The most pathetic comment I’ve heard from Korean men – one that I first heard 35 years ago in Nam and continue to hear today – is “yeah, yours may be bigger, but ours are harder”.

Sperwer from Seoul

Or, to paraphrase late Flyers coach Fred Shero, “If you can’t beat ‘em in the soapland, you can’t beat ‘em in Dokdo.”
Bubble babes, the women working the soaplands, are pleased to fire up the men from the Land of the Morning Calm.

“I’ve ser…

There is probably a great deal of evidence that might leave one to believe that not only Korean but also Japanese, and perhaps all Asian men and women in general have a deep-rooted feeling of inadequacy regarding American/European culture which manifests itself sexually.

2009: Lost Memories is Racist Anti-Japanese Terrorist Propaganda.

While stylish, it’s also sickening. The protagonist, the hero, becomes a murderer whose objective is starting a war between Japan and the United States. It plays like Arab nati…

From the article:

“I’ve serviced about five Korean guys so far. They’re all very gentlemanly at first. They’ve all had military training, too, so they’re fit, really go it hard and want it time and time again. I start feeling it for real and am exhausted by the end of a session,” one worker says.