The quiz ran from ten am to around six pm- nightmarishly long. One of the stars, host Kim Bo-min, spent the entire time trying to look comfortable in a miniskirt in the very cold gym.
Masuro and another Kwandong teacher, Nasra, performed a little skit in which several body language gestures were used. The students were then asked what the -two hands held at eye level and about a metre apart with two fingers making a 'bunny-ear' kind of motion- meant. Acceptable answers were; quotations, sarcasm or emphasis.
Here they are walking up to begin.
Afterwards, Masuro, who is relatively fluent in Korean, asked the question.
After that, Masuro, who is also a HUGE Kim Bo-min fan, joined the long line of high school boys to get an autograph.
Does his head seem unreasonably large to you?
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Poor Bomin didn't look happy all day. I wouldn't be happy either if I was forced to wear a miniskirt in a freezing gym (I wore pants and I was cold) and I had hormone-addled high school boys drooling over me and asking for autographs everytime I had an opportunity for a short break.
Who's the big-headed foreign freak? Looks strangely familiar . . . . :)
In my first reading, I missed the end-bracket where you wrote about being cold and read:
"(I wore pants and I was cold and I had hormone-addled high school boys drooling over me and asking for autographs everytime I had an opportunity for a short break."
LOL
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