It's just like chips in chilli. It looks pickled but it isn't. They are empty calories but nothing more than our…
Probably healthier regular chips though. I'm guessing their deep fried, but they look similar to pretzels which tend to not have a lot of oily residue on them...
I don't think any of the South East Asian countries are big on dryers. I'm from India and here some houses don't…
Yea, but that was when they were at home... I mean unless it's because they only have one clothing item so using energy on that would be a waste... Nitiman was show that surprisingly was also in Episode 4 where the character was washing their clothes on the dorm balcony...
Curious question... I just got to Episode 4 and... I've been wondering about this lately, but does Thailand not have dryers? I don't think I've yet to see any of these college kids in the dramas using a laundrymat or anything to wash/clean their clothes...
okkk but do they lack brain cells or what!? why don't they solve their problems by talking but they choose to…
The word you're looking for is "trope"... Unfortunately, that's just the way most of the Thai BL series are. I mean it's the same for Taiwanese BL dramas even if people don't realize it according to a review I read about them having quality. It's not highlighted much, but there is always some sort of underlying issue between the story. Most of the Thai BL drama usually just focuses on the relationship part while involving some sort of rivaly/jealousy (for a lack of better terms)...
The first episode was like watching a Sour Patch commercial... Quite funny, however, what I don't like about it is that it's kinda cryptic... Would anyone mind explaining it to me please?
Can I just say....the in&out of intermission panels though. Disturbing much?! Like WHO wants to see those poor…
It's funny that you think being of legal ages makes you an "adult" by wordly standards... No offense to my elders or anyone older than me, but I question the maturity of people since my elementary days from being bullied by kids when I was young, seeing adults abusing profanity, seeing others being unkind to other people because of petty and pathetic reasons such as discrimination, hate and jealousy. Mainly speaking, in relation to the phrase "Don't judge a book by it's cover.", I retort a similar phrase of "Nothing is always quite as it appears." Just because someone might look a part, doesn't mean they can play it...
There is one thing I don't understand about this drama... when did Prab and Chol "confessed" to each other or was it just Prab who would continue his "brotherly love" advances to the point in the last episode when he ended up kissing Chol? Also, if that were the case, when in the series would we have known that Prab likes Chol more than a brother? I don't remember seeing all of that. I had looked back through the episodes and I still can't find anything in regards to that. Was the part of Prab kissing Chol basically the confession?
I'm guessing you didn't pick up the subtleties in the second episode when Keam met the Dentistry boy in episode…
Complex as in the "act" that he's putting on as a favor for Aim. Clearly, Keam likes Ball, but for some reason he made some kind of deal with Aim as to not approach him otherwise he wouldn't have almost chase/follow after him down the stairs...
I have to voice my opinion on the series... I just have to!But first, I have to say that I fricking love the actor…
I'm guessing you didn't pick up the subtleties in the second episode when Keam met the Dentistry boy in episode one or when Keam's girlfriend didn't allow him to send her off when she was leaving during their band practice in episode two. Clearly, he is having a complex...
Agree. Not sure why they can't offer it now to international fans.
it could also probably be because of the laws... there is this Taiwanese short called "The Confession" [https://kisskh.at/29261-the-confession] that was released back in 2016 and it is still not available for viewing in the US. more than likely it's probably because it involves kids being in love. perhaps it violates something, who knows... in any case, usually when something isn't viewable, it's probably because certain laws make it "inappropriate/illegal" in that country...
that was released back in 2016 and it is still not available for viewing in the US. more than likely it's probably because it involves kids being in love. perhaps it violates something, who knows... in any case, usually when something isn't viewable, it's probably because certain laws make it "inappropriate/illegal" in that country...
I'm mad they did not add ANY scene. This is by far the best Korean BL series for me, even though I love Mr Heart…
why would there be new scenes when it's just the series episodes put together in movie form? that's the same for all the other latest Korean "movies" with the same title as the series...
Could someone explain the restaurant part to me? I'm confused as to why the older lady was saying how Hyung messed up. And who was that younger girl? I'm assuming she was the same one that ranged the doorbell in Episode 8, right? Also, what is this about an interview that Ji Woo has? So many questions about the last episode...
So what I don't understand is... why does Jimmy sound someone who isn't fluent in English? If he's been living in America for this long, shouldn't he at least have the accent? The way he spoke sounded so broken...
https://kisskh.at/29261-the-confession
that was released back in 2016 and it is still not available for viewing in the US. more than likely it's probably because it involves kids being in love. perhaps it violates something, who knows... in any case, usually when something isn't viewable, it's probably because certain laws make it "inappropriate/illegal" in that country...