I'm BAAAACK! Greetings from Gunsan, South Korea!

[Master]

Brock you eat a lot, hope you exercise afterwards and have a big shit.

[Gandalf]

The absolute hypocrisy. Not a surprise though. Some of us already knew you were coming, Brock. Just didn't know when exactly. Not the best of times for me to meet up. With weddings, Chuseok (family stuff) and other personal stuff. I don't have a great deal of time. That's why it is polite to ask someone if and when they would like to meet up. It would be like me just going to Dubai and then sending my friend, who is married, very busy etc, an email saying 'I am here! I am going to find you'. He wouldn't be wrong saying 'You've got a nerve. Bugger off'. There are ways to do things. This is another on the list of your flip flops BTW.

[brocktonblockbust]

The absolute hypocrisy. Not a surprise though. Some of us already knew you were coming, Brock. Just didn't know when exactly. Not the best of times for me to meet up. With weddings, Chuseok (family stuff) and other personal stuff. I don't have a great deal of time. That's why it is polite to ask someone if and when they would like to meet up. It would be like me just going to Dubai and then sending my friend, who is married, very busy etc, an email saying 'I am here! I am going to find you'. He wouldn't be wrong saying 'You've got a nerve. Bugger off'. There are ways to do things. This is another on the list of your flip flops BTW.

mate relax, we're heading from Busan to Osaka, not back up to Seoul, relax, will ya?! SHEESH!!! @Beanz Im wearing anti-radiation gear outside the restaurants

[brocktonblockbust]

The absolute hypocrisy. Not a surprise though. Some of us already knew you were coming, Brock. Just didn't know when exactly. Not the best of times for me to meet up. With weddings, Chuseok (family stuff) and other personal stuff. I don't have a great deal of time. That's why it is polite to ask someone if and when they would like to meet up. It would be like me just going to Dubai and then sending my friend, who is married, very busy etc, an email saying 'I am here! I am going to find you'. He wouldn't be wrong saying 'You've got a nerve. Bugger off'. There are ways to do things. This is another on the list of your flip flops BTW.

mate relax, we're heading from Busan to Osaka, not back up to Seoul, relax, will ya?! SHEESH!!! @Beanz Im wearing anti-radiation gear outside the restaurants

Bump @Gandalf Happy Cheusok your wife has to get up 2 a.m. to cook and YOU have to help!!!!!

[walrus]

The absolute hypocrisy. Not a surprise though. Some of us already knew you were coming, Brock. Just didn't know when exactly. Not the best of times for me to meet up. With weddings, Chuseok (family stuff) and other personal stuff. I don't have a great deal of time. That's why it is polite to ask someone if and when they would like to meet up. It would be like me just going to Dubai and then sending my friend, who is married, very busy etc, an email saying 'I am here! I am going to find you'. He wouldn't be wrong saying 'You've got a nerve. Bugger off'. There are ways to do things. This is another on the list of your flip flops BTW.

@Gandalf if you came here I would drop everything no matter how important and run to meet you

[Gandalf]

I am all for forum meet ups but they should be planned in advance. Brock has bad etiquette. He has obviously planned to meet someone here but refused to let me know until you all know too. It's not respectful. My friend in Belgium had two weeks off last summer and asked me if I would like to visit knowing I was free too. That's more how it is done. A friend coming here during Thanksgiving and a time of weddings and hospitals and work without any notice is unlikely going to see me.

If I was to visit you somewhere Walrus, it would be planned beforehand and through pm's. It would be about me understanding you and you understanding me. Not this one sided 'I am here. Now I will find you' business. He is on vacation, but most people have thanksgiving, lives and work.