I went to a Korean festival yesterday and noticed these boxes piled up behind a display booth. The English translation has me stumped as to what it could be, and I'm hoping the Korean words above it say what it is. There was nothing at the booth itself that seemed remotely close to this description. What was in these boxes? (May or may not be SFW?) Thanks!
Interesting. In Santiago, Chile (where I live) I was at a Korean grocery store yesterday with a Venezuelan friend (got that?), and we noticed that they sold toilet paper there. It's hard to imagine how different it could be to merit importing it all the way from Korea. But then, as I pointed out, I prefer American dishwashing detergent over Chilean, so there you go. Anyway, seems like "wet-wipes for adults" is what they meant.
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April 13 2014, 23:47:36 UTC 4 years ago
In any case, the Hangul script is read "(chu) mi shi ang", if my aging memory hasn't completely betrayed me.
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