The Hot Chicken Pizza Phenomenon+The trip
I had promised myself never ever to bite into Pizza School’s
hot chicken pizza again after plethora of anal pain that had to endure the very
next day. My promise was well guarded until yesterday when I got to meet lupin
in the pizza hub again only to find myself infront of the same old antagonistic
hot chicken pizza. I swear my brain was aware of all the horrible proceedings
that would follow but my hand’s reflexes were just too fast to avoid taking the
first bite. The rest, as they say, is history.
So as you have guessed already, I am in terrible anal pain (again). My
first few hours of the day have been spent with awkward walking, even awkward
posture and even more awkward burning sensation that I cannot even describe. The
awkwardness did subside however, as the day went by. I am pretty sure you don’t
want to know any more details so I will leave it to that.
The new semester has dawned upon all of us doing our
undergraduate studies and the first week will be spent mostly looking into the
new courses and getting to know which professor has the worst possible humor.
Anddddd also whose voice you want to record to counter persistent insomnia. I
have to say, I have only fallen asleep to only one which is rather impressive. I
still need to sort my “graduate” course though. After that I should have pretty
clear view into how much time I will be sitting and scratching my bloody brain.
The final few days of my vacation were duly spent with
Maskey Seniors as they had a splendid time here in Seoul. Thanks to Jiyong and
his family, specially his mom (I owe them BIG time) the accommodation was a VIP
one. They made themselves cozy into a full-fledged flat, equipped with almost
everything they ever needed. A momo party? No problem. Cooking utensils? Yes sir.
Close to school? Of course. Transport nearby? Just ahead. What about the
market? 10 min excursion. They felt so much to home that they did found
themselves often debating to go outside. But that wouldn’t be constructive
would it?
With omnipresent help from Jiyong’s mom, the Seniors were
able to visit the core area in Seoul, the palaces, the museums, the markets and
the packed streets. A personal guide was assigned who had a comment on
me whenever she volunteered to take family pictures.
“You are sooo dark”
“You are sooooooo dark”
“I cannot see you in the picture”
“I needed to put the flash on”
How am I supposed to respond to that?
“mmm..thank you?”
To be fair, I did realize I got horribly sunburnt on my
already sunburnt skin during my trip to Vietnam. What I didn’t understand was how
stating the obvious was supposed to help me. As if the saying more shit about my skin color is going to force god to change the contrasts.
Straight out from Bollywood |
She was however, very informative. I was almost sleep
walking in Gyeongbokum palace, the weather and everything else combining powers to make the whole ordeal as
boring as possible when finally, she had this piece of info that made me come back to
reality. For any country, the head of the state needs to be in perfect health
so that he can administer and do whatever shit he has to do. In old times, the
supreme power lied in the hands of Kings who protected his people from foes and
led them to prosperity. The Kings residing in Gyeongbokum were no different.
Except that they had a very special treatment.
Unlike all of the people before, the King never had to take
a dump outside. He had these mobile toilets (let your imagination run wild)
where the servants used to carry in and out of the palace whenever the King had
a “knock knock? Who’s there?” in his ass. Now this could be rather trivial but
what comes next is interesting. There used to be this “Doctor” who must have
had possibly the worst job ever created for mankind. He had to do a thorough
examination of Shit (literally I mean) by checking it’s color, texture,
moisture and *drum roll* ……taste. *nearly pukes* That way they could be
confident about the King’s internal state. Don’t ask me how the Doc knew what
good or bad shit would taste like in the first place. Maybe some possible
research in this area?
Every other info now seems insignificant.
After that faithful and informative trip, the Senior’s took
on the Civil department of SNU, where they got to see how rain water was being
utilized in the same department. They
went around the school as well, getting a good vibe and seeing stuffs that I never
thought existed before. They had a thorough examination of the school
dormitory, frequently being impressed to what was being offered. I do admit, we
have some pretty good stuffs lying around here. Obviously, theres a 5 star
difference between how I used to live in my previous decade (school’s hostel
remember? No water. No electricity. No shit. “amazing” food) to how I live at present.
Well I don’t want to go into all details but the Seniors had
a great time in our 301 Mechanical department, had lunch with Prof. Ahn, went
for a great nepali dinner at Binayak dai’s, went for another great dinner at
Jiyong’s place in Bundang, organized a great two session momo education for my
peers (credits to them), went to see the ambassador and so on. I wanted them to
see more of seoul, but as expected, they were more interested in what’s
happening around me rather than the aforementioned.
The rest of the trip though was plagued with Typhoon chasing
up our ass everywhere we went. The “Hawaii” of Korea aka Jeju was hit hard by
the incoming Typhoon SHIT which practically took a nail and hammered us
indoors. Coming back to Incheon, we were met by Typhoon SHIT 2, who
tried the same but didn’t know we had a hammer with us too so we nailed the
Typhoon SHIT 2 instead and went out. Bad idea. Still we managed to get into
this museum which turned out to be a heaven for Maskey Seniors as they devoured
whatever it had to offer. And soon after it was time to take the flight home.
The time that they got to spend together will be remembered
quite fondly. Mom’s near death chock laugh and dad’s super tight belly T’s will
go down in memory lane for some time now.
I have yet to update on the Vietnam series 2 which will be
dealt with in coming days. As for now I will leave you with Quill’s new issue. Here’s
the link.
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