@YouTOme - 

@Pickwick12 - oh, i know you didn't. what i meant to say was that this was enjoyable to read, but not that it was funny as in "haha". but also that if people took offense that they would hopefully understand that you didn't mean it to be judgemental, but just observant/truthful. also, just had wanted people to realize that there's nothing wrong with pointing out things we observe -- that our society is too politically correct for it's own good sometimes.

@YouTOme - 

On one of my early walks around Suji, I saw this nifty-looking store down the block with music playing, all these teens hanging around out front, so I thought maybe it was a music shop or something like that.  But no . . . glasses.  Since then, I've noticed, the places that sell eyeglasses are so darn trendy, I almost wish I had vision problems so I could be cool enough to wear glasses, too.  

Also, I noticed in the fashion posters at E Mart, the models were not of the multi-cultural variety.  Everyone was caucasian. 

@efarns - Interesting

@AngelBeast777 - 

Since I have middle school . . . since they're in uniforms a lot of the time, their concept of fashion is conservative and clean-cut.  Girls haircuts tend to be relatively short, straight, and having it shaped around the face seems to be a trendy look.  It's unusual for a girl to wear her hair pulled back in a ponytail holder or hair clip.