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Today, while teaching English in Korea, my boss gave me a birthday present from her and all of my co-workers. It was a really fancy box. It had very nice wrapping. It had a pretty bow. It was kind of heavy. It was 6 bottles of dandruff shampoo. FML

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simplyabsurd 0

Hmmm. Next time you get a chance, sprinkle some fake snow into their lunch and onto your shoulder and meander around the break room. I'd pay to see the reaction.

because they tried to have dandruff. totally. idiot

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heyyou1203 0

yo not gonna lie, if your dandruff's that bad that everyone notices, then just take the hint. gross.

haha.... asian pranks are just awesome.

is this james purkis who taught at queenwood?>

i agree with 27, also in states we give useless gifts, where as there they give useful gifts. i honestly like the useful ones rather than a.. i duno statue of a fairy.

Krytikal 0

I remember working with a person with dandruff, it wasn't pretty. Take the shampoo and go wild.

I like how this FML supposedly came from Korea and someone else commented from Korea yet, I just learned yesterday that internet isn't allowed in Korea. Neither are cell phones. Care to explain, Mr. Lying OP?

gook_killer 0

what you expected? they're korean! its what you get

katelove 0

LUCKY. I'm going to Korea in 5 weeks :D!! --- Umm .. something about Korean culture for you .. The wrapping of ANY gift is really important ... even if it's something not that special ~

I hate to say it... but.... YDI.. But then again, as 78 posted.. it's the culture. :O Maybe they care for you enough to point it out so you won't be embarassed in public.... mor.e

rakhil11 7

it's local culture, i guess (judging from all the replies...'-_-)