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hahaha...well put.

I'm enamored, too, but my jealousy of the depressed unemployed man is off the charts.
Taakaki is hot.
I my wish were his command, we'd never get out of bed.

Assume this, m*th*rf*ck*r: You're a pompous ass.

Knock yourself out, Alex.
Meanwhile, I'll be busy feeling secondhand embarrassment for you and all who lack the awareness necessary to see this show for the trash it is.

hmmm...for some reason, that didn't make me suspicious.
It seemed like your basic bit of slapstick comedy.

It was two or three other odd moments earlier on in the show, plus the director's reaction when Chaehan walked into his office this episode and spoke about something having to do with a case.
Director immediately looked at the open door, as if it were a problem, which seems odd, given that they're all on the same team.
As I think this through...I bet it will turn out that the director is already suspicious of Song for his own reasons.
Ha! Maybe Song has been crushing on the director for a long time, and is jealous of the attention he's paying to Chaehan, and later stabs him to eliminate a love rival! :D
Thoughts?

P.S. oooh, but if it IS that Song is jealous of Director's attentions to Chaehan, that explains the coffee spill, too. You're right! :D
P.P.S. aaaaaand...maybe that's why Song is showing interest in Chaehan, to cause friction between him and the director!
It's all making sense now. :0

And yes, Mr. Spoiler Douche Asshole above is both a douche and an asshole.

I don't "discuss" things, least of all "spoiler etiquette," with douche bag assholes who deliberately spoil shit for other members.
I have thrown down with a lot of people on this site, but I have never thrown spoilers at anyone just because I could.

A simple "don't look behind the spoiler button below unless you want me to spoil a key plot point for you" would have been the decent thing to do.
You knew exactly what you were doing.
There are others like you on this site who get a sad, little thrill out of spewing info they've gleaned from other sites or the source material because it makes them feel, if only for a brief moment, as if they matter.
You don't

I don't give a shit what you think about the strength of anything, least of all my "arguments."
Fuck off.

Why did you just throw this spoiler at me, you douche?

And don't say, "I PUT IT BEHIND A SPOILER BUTTON!!!"
I'm not suspicious enough to imagine someone who replies to me is trying to deliberately spoil something I don't already know.
You could be responding to something I already seem to know but others might not.

Either way, you're an asshole.

Nah...dropped.

I'm a big Strongberry fan, but this one's not working for me.

Sí, ya lo sé, pedazo, genio.

Ambos estaban celosos. Y aquello no llegó a nada. Lo siguiente que vimos fue que compartían una comida muy felices.

If I can use Google Translate, so can you, gilipollas.

Episode 6:
"Am I some kind of psycho?"
Indeed, you are, Chae Ha, and I like it.
"Does it look like I'm going to grab you and eat you?"
Yes, Director, it does.
"I keep my personal and professional lives separate."
Ummm...no, Director, you don't.

The director's deadpan stares are a hoot. :)
Section Chief Song (ChaeHa's new BF?) gets cuter with every episode.
Something's off about Song, though...?

Previews: Love Director's psycho/stalker side slowly emerging... :D

This show is a possible BL classic.

Episode 5:
Before watching a new ep, I usually rewatch the last ten minutes or so of the last one to remind myself where things stood.
Damn, that spicy scene has me all worked up again. :)

Park Si Woo has a kind of look I find fascinating: Boyish with borderline goofy ears, but depending on what's going on, how he emotes, and from what angle he's shot, he becomes quite hot.
When, all steamed up, he looked back over his shoulder at Yoo Do Gun in the spicy moment, damn...that is some fine, horny acting.
Then, we had YDG looking down at PSW with passion just before that, a perfect blend of lust and love.
Both are good actors.
Oh, let's not forget YDG's bee stung upper lip, which is driving me to distraction.

OK, on to episode 5...
The humor mixed in along the way is well done.
I lol'd several times to this point.
Love the way the director is messing with the detective's head re romance/sex.
Also love the many instances of blatant sexual harassment (The thumb in the mouth thing was smokin' hot) which in the real world would get anyone fired, sued, and career-cancelled.
But, as in real life, people who LIKE being sexually harassed, as our detective clearly does, don't object...unless they use it later as leverage after they've been dumped or otherwise feel resentful.

The knife thing near the end was a tad silly and poorly acted.

Nor should it be. :)

I wish KSH would do more films.
We'll pretend that...thing...known as "Real" does not exist.

He hasn't done another flick since Real in 2017, though.
I hope it's not the case that because it flopped so badly, no other studio will touch him.
But if that's the case, why would he continue to be a draw in dramas?

Dearest S-annoy-a:
I confess I did laugh out loud when I saw yet ANOTHER notification that you had replied to yet ANOTHER of my replies to you, though I didn't kick my feet, I don't think...
It's that you keep trying to sound disdainful of my replies and intellectually above the entire discussion, and yet, you Keep. Replying. To. My. Replies. lol

No one's "tagging" you.
What th are you talking about?

As for your second paragraph, read that aloud to yourself while standing in front of a mirror, pretending it's from you to yourself about your own attention-seeking behavior.
Perhaps this exercise will help with your self-awareness deficit.

S-annoy-a, in reply #2: "I'm through with you now!"
S-annoy-a, in reply #7: "I'm through with you!"

hmmm...which S-annoy-a to believe...?
Neither, I'm afraid.
I await with amusement your eighth reply.

It's doubtful I'll stop commenting because of your lame employment/basement/heated insults, which are totally original and which no one on the Internet has ever used before when they've got nothing else.

Sanoya: Leaves nine comments/replies, seeking attention and validation.
Also Sanoya: "Go seek attention and validation from someone else, babe. Maybe your parents can spare you some."

I see that, along with coherence, you lack self-awareness, too, "babe." :)

I repeat:
The rest of your latest sad reply is unworthy of my time.
I leave it to others to see it for what it is.

hahaha...

"But I edited my comment to make it easier for a dummy to understand!"

No, dear, you edited your comment to obscure the fact that a dummy wrote that "theses" should be spelled "thesis," and that dummy is YOU.

The rest of your latest sad reply is unworthy of my time.
I leave it to others to see it for what it is.

Toodles.

What makes you think I think my reply "ate," fangirl?
That's another giveaway of your insecurity: YOU think my reply "ate" and it annoyed you that it did, so you accuse me of thinking what you think.
Classic projection.

You dudeness is irrelevant.
I use"fangirl" as a generic term encompassing all those who exhibit the known behaviors of Internet fangirls.
Your alleged possession of a penis (likely tiny) is beside the point.

The fact that you "literally" only watch Thai BLs is a sad indicator of your lack of taste and maturity.

Did someone tell you you can't express your opinion or that you are not allowed to do so when and where you please?
If so, it wasn't me, so I'm unclear on why you devoted a paragraph to telling me not to do something I already didn't do.
And it's doubtful I'll stop commenting because someone else told you you can't comment.
(lol)

Please work on your English as a tenth language.
It's bad.

Hey Suicide Cnetz Sanoya, "theses" is the plural form of "thesis."
Since Lucifer used it to refer to multiple comments, "theses" is the proper usage.

Stop trying to sound intelligent.
The try-hard desperation only makes you sound dumb.

I don't think Sanoya's sloppy/childish writing is AI.
AI is obnoxious, but usually coherent, and there are several elements that give away its usage.
I don't see them in this Suicide Cnetz's comments/replies.

Hi Satan!
I'm happy you approve and enjoyed, my Lord.

:D
Oh well, they do the best they can, and the best they can is actually pretty damn good, given their budget constraints.
I'm usually impressed with what they manage to convey about the club/restaurant/bar settings implied, considering that in reality it's somebody's apartment being used.