Gong Yoo's mere presence would make me watch Phonebook - The Musical.
I would watch anyone do that, because it would be too ridiculously entertaining for words. Maybe the reader of phonebook would get amnesia halfway through and angst over to do the book over again.
Maybe the reader of phonebook would get amnesia halfway through and angst over to do the book over again.
The way I picture it in my (sick) mind, it'd be a blend of Grease and West Side Story, with a leather-clad guy spewing names in alphabetical order while snapping his fingers.
More importantly, OMFG! THE PIC!!!!! I shall forever worship you for introducing me to the blazing hotness that is battered Gong Yoo. ...Now, I'll go fill my bathtub with ice cubes. Bai.
I remember coming across this pic when I first started Coffee Prince, my first exposure to Gong Yoo, and sort of hyperventilating.
I already have my eager little hands on Hello My Teacher, that forbiddern lurve story where he is some sort of delinquent who falls for his teacher.
I am pleased to see that despite his relative youth, he has already managed to cover three major genres of drama: (1) falling in love with a teacher (2) falling in love with a family member (3) falling in love with a cross-dresser. All we have left is a period epic and we are set.
I am pleased to see that despite his relative youth, he has already managed to cover three major genres of drama: (1) falling in love with a teacher (2) falling in love with a family member (3) falling in love with a cross-dresser. All we have left is a period epic and we are set.
I wonder if there's a handbook to kdrama available somewhere because these three plot devices are so recurrent they might as well be requisite. Oh Gong Yoo, how I wish I could see your resumé...
Actually, I wanted the (bland) girl to end up with the secondary male character.
The heroine's other (!) adopted brother is a creepster of the worst kind and it makes for some highly disturbing and effective scenes.
Also, thank God Gong Yoo went and got a haircut after this drama.
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I would watch anyone do that, because it would be too ridiculously entertaining for words. Maybe the reader of phonebook would get amnesia halfway through and angst over to do the book over again.
Btw, I assume you have seen this pic.
And oh Gong Yoo. I have no idea why I never discovered him before Coffee Prince.
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The way I picture it in my (sick) mind, it'd be a blend of Grease and West Side Story, with a leather-clad guy spewing names in alphabetical order while snapping his fingers.
More importantly, OMFG! THE PIC!!!!! I shall forever worship you for introducing me to the blazing hotness that is battered Gong Yoo.
...Now, I'll go fill my bathtub with ice cubes. Bai.
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I already have my eager little hands on Hello My Teacher, that forbiddern lurve story where he is some sort of delinquent who falls for his teacher.
I am pleased to see that despite his relative youth, he has already managed to cover three major genres of drama: (1) falling in love with a teacher (2) falling in love with a family member (3) falling in love with a cross-dresser. All we have left is a period epic and we are set.
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I wonder if there's a handbook to kdrama available somewhere because these three plot devices are so recurrent they might as well be requisite. Oh Gong Yoo, how I wish I could see your resumé...
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