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April 25, 2005

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Korean Babes by Blog

Kelvin at Plum Blossom beat me to the first babe post in Simon's absence (must be something in the air), but it does give me a good segue: "Kelvin did a fantastic job on in his post. But what is the recent history of beautiful Korean women in the blogosphere?"

Well, this post is here to help

31 January 2005: tdaxp applauds sexist photography in The Economist
8 March 2005: The Marmot notes ~~Korean~~ a Korean photographing Mongolian models in the Mongolian snow
1 April 2005: One Free Korea critiques the beauty of political protesters
19 April 2005: The Marmot (again) links to a gratuitious racing girl
24 April 2005: Asia Pages ponders date conversation Changwan

posted by Dan tdaxp on 04.25.05 at 01:18 PM in the

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Comments:

In the interests of journalistic accuracy concerning an extremely important topic, I'd just like to point out that while the photographer behind the Mongolia photos is Korean, the models are 100% Mongolian.

posted by: The Marmot on 04.25.05 at 01:37 PM [permalink]

Indeed. For some reason, my eyes were drawn away from the explanatory text on your page. Thank you for the correction.

posted by: Dan on 04.25.05 at 01:53 PM [permalink]

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