The American language – not to be confused with English (or Spanglish, in some states).

This is what happens when you take a macro lens to an outdoor sculpture made of colored pipes. Not quite in focus, but it’s a little more abstract that way.

The infamous Blue Screen of Death – you just never know where you’re going to see it next. Seen on a line 2 subway train in Seoul.

Those quirky QR codes don’t just come in square size anymore.

Just in case you were depressed about Club Day going away, it’s COMING BACK! Hongdae’s well-known deal allows you into many clubs with the purchase of a 20,000 won bracelet, and is arguably one of the best times to take in the nightlife anywhere in the country.

Because every area has to have a cute mascot, abstractly formed from an animal or plant. Seen in Taean-gun, Chungcheongnam-do.

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