By For whatever reason South Korean performer Oh Jung-hae is promoting Korean culture at West Point of all places:
Oct. 19, WEST POINT, New York — South Korean artist and performer Oh Jung-hae (C) poses with cadets of West Point Military Academy in New York during an event on Oct. 19 to introduce students to Korea’s traditional music. (Yonhap)
2:41 pm on October 20th, 2008 1
Those West point cadets. Why do they have Korean faces?
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9:09 pm on October 20th, 2008 2
How do you know they have “Korean” faces? They could easily be of Korean, Mongolian, Chinese, and Japanese (or mixtures thereof)extraction.
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7:18 am on October 21st, 2008 3
That second guy from the left of the picture, with that big floppy elephant ears, that must be you, Cal.
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5:43 pm on October 21st, 2008 4
Quick question, is rokdrop a West Pointer?
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8:39 pm on October 21st, 2008 5
No I am not.
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5:50 am on October 22nd, 2008 6
Hmmm … the only West Point Korean culture training I remember getting was from those cadets who got to spend their summer months training at Camp Casey:
– Yell out “1st Tank!” when passing through Gate 1 of Camp Casey.
– Say “Yes” when asked to buy her a drinkee.
– If it comes in a kettle … drink it … and then drink some more.
Corrupted for life …
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2:58 am on November 7th, 2008 7
Are you serious Cal?
(Hard to tell because on the net people can be joking and it might not come across.)
Last I checked, the US has citizens of all races and those people can join the military and even go to West Point.
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