A Husker in Korea

2011/03/15

How to Loose Weight in Korea for Dummies (and fatties)

Filed under: Uncategorized — HuskEric @ 9:38 pm

Hello friends. It’s been a while and I’m sorry. There have been so many things I wanted to write about, but alas, the time slipped me by.

But, then I got sick. Do you know what they put in these $5 cold medicines here? Me neither. But I’ve been flying high for two days now.

So, what better time to write a blog than when things like time and space make no sense to you.

I recently weighed myself, and to my surprise, I’d lost another 3kg (6.6lbs) since the last time I stepped on the scales.

Holy Kitten Kaboodles! So, I decided to give everyone a step by step process on how to loose weight in Korea and become overall more awesome.

Step 1: Be fat

Look no one likes a skinny bitch complaining about his/her weight. If your skinny and you want to go on a diet…great…fine. Tell your best friend or your husband. Better yet, shut the fuck up. No one cares.

However, if you’re a fatty-McFatterson and you’ve finally decided to shake off a few of those extra apple fritters from last month when you went to the carnival dressed like “Porky-The-Pucking-Phat-Clown,”  then by all means tell me.

Tell everyone. Swear your entire integrity on it. That way if you fail, there will be enough shame that you will either get back on the horse and start bucking, or become an over-sized speed bump for the 4:05 express train.

Point is, if your fat to start with, it’s easier to see results.

Step 2: Live a Korean schedule

This is important. If you want to look skinny, then you better be busy. I’m not saying be busy all day, just schedule a lot of things near meal times.

The goal here is to be so busy that you don’t have time to think about all the food you want, you just settle for a kimbap, sandwich, or some jumokbap. Throw a pepsi in there I don’t care. Here in Korea, they are small and easy to digest. No harm done.

If you have no time to eat, you have no time to stay fat. Period. If you want to stop being a lard covered, deep-fried lard tard, then you have to get busy now.

Step 3: You can eat what ever you want, as long as it’s Korean.

Korean food is tasty. No doubt about it. But it is also spicy. Some people say don’t over do it.

I say do.

Friends, you are about to embark on a 6 month anal adventure. The best way to loose weight is to eat food that tastes so good you want more, but food that your body can’t wait to move the fuck right along.

Six months ago I liked taking big hearty dumps. They were relaxing. They were refreshing. Now, they are painful and I can’t even stand the smell.

It had changed to the point that I even prefer public bathrooms to my own. Why in the name of God would I want THAT in my bathrooms. Wow!

But seriously. Eat Korean and a shit ton of it. Want to splurge? Don’t. Want a steak? Get a don-kka-su instead. Want a burger? Eat some  “to-a-suh-tuh”. Want linguine and a bikini? Go beat up a hooker.

Whatever you do..and this is important…if you splurge…FEEL GUILTY.

I recently (while I was loosing weight) woke up and saw four pizza boxes in my apartment on the floor. Why? Because ordering online was less stress than possibly messing up the phone order. That’s it!

I swore at my self using the most vulgar things I could think of and then promised to not eat pizza for a month.   Done.

Step 4: Drink…A LOT.

Drinking for weight loss? I think so. In fact that’s how I’ve lost most of my weight. My weight will stay the same for a week. Then after a weekend of liver abuse, I’m down 2-3kg.

How does this work? Simple. In Korea there is no closing time. If you are drink you are getting less sleep which means you are burning more fat for longer.

Secondly, when I drink I tend to dance my ass off…quite literally it turns out. Nothing makes you want to exercise like throbbing K-pop and a bottle of Soju.

Thirdly, have you ever been so drunk that you couldn’t eat for too days???? BINGO!!! That’s the winning formula. I’m serious. Just as you think you may be able to eat again, so smoke a cigarette. It’ll make you sick all over again and you’re good for another 2-3 hours.

This is all about self-discipline folks.

Step 5: Drinking and driving is stupid. Climb mountains instead.

In Korea drinking and mountains are the two favorite pastimes besides planning world domination schemes involving Japan.

Do you know any better way to forget that your legs are killing you and you can’t go on?

Can you think of a better way to give you courage to climb the ropes to the top free-handed?

Can you think of a better way to loose weight than in a hospital bed?

…Climbing mountains drunk…do it.

Step 6: (The final step because I’m tired.) Don’t be an asshole. Don’t exercise.

See that guy? No one likes that guy. I mean except for that super hot chick that he got lock-and-key…but besides her…no one like him. He’s aaaa giiiiaannnt dooooooouuuuche!

Why? Look. I’ve worked very hard at the above methods to loose my weight. But I have no desire to achieve sculpted perfection like that dolt.

I mean who wants perfect carved biceps, washboard abs, and nipples that can do 5lbs curls…not this guy.

That’s where plastic surgery come in. Look, I’ve worked hard for this weight loss. And…not I’m making more money. So, I can get plastic surgery, look like that asshole, but have none of the fucking annoying self-actualization crap that comes a long with it.

Here’s my goal. Another 10kg on my own. Then I’ll feel okay with going into the doc and saying…hey buddy…slice and dice my self esteem back into place.

Anyways. Stop being a toilet-filling, food dumpster grease ball and come loose weight the Korean way!

-HuskEric

13 Comments »

  1. If this was intended to be the least bit serious, it’s terrible advice.

    If this was intended to be the least bit funny, it’s not.

    Stop putting your body through hell and start respecting it.

    Comment by Lean — 2011/03/15 @ 9:45 pm | Reply

    • This blog is not for your entertainment…it is for mine. And it serves that purpose well. Also, this blog is full of shit! If you take it seriously, then you either a) were born without a bull-shit-o-meter or b) you’ve been in Korea to long and are loosing much of your English literary senses. I know It’s been 7 months for me, and I’m already loosing my ability to discern things like sarcasm and metaphors! ha.

      Anyways. I have no idea how I lost this weight so I thought I would make it up. However, I would suggest to you good sir, that you stop saddling your high horse with a seat that evidently has 6-inch stick that goes straight up your ass and makes you a complete prick. ^^ Cheers!

      Comment by HuskEric — 2011/03/16 @ 9:33 am | Reply

      • Or maybe you’re just bad at both sarcasm and metaphors. If you can’t take the heat, get out of the deep fryer.

        Comment by Lean — 2011/03/16 @ 6:44 pm | Reply

        • I’d admit to both of those readily. Not exactly sure what deep fryer I jumped into, however I just write. Most of it is shit, granted, but for some reason people read it and like it, and I enjoy writing it, so shit it will remain. You are more than welcome to move on somewhere else for your entertainment.

          I also assume that you will remain a giant lothesome douche bag. Just judging from your tendency to…well…be a dick. I’m sure you’re the type to comment bomb someone’s facebook status with your annoying opinion.

          However, I would say, replying to this has been quite fun. I actually hope you stick around and be an insatiable prick on all my posts so that I can have something to do during my class breaks.

          Actually, you’re the first person to bitch on my site. I’m sure there are others that ave stopped by thought it was a steaming pile of horse manure, hell most days I think the same. But you were the first to jump out from his shell and say something about it. The first to stand up behind the safety glass of anonymous internet posting and shout a big “Fuck you.” For that I thank you.

          Hell, actually I feel a special bond with you. You popped my hate mail cherry. Life would be so much more interesting if I got more hate mail.

          Anyways, didn’t mean to write a whole love letter on here. I guess a simple “Thank you” would have sufficed.

          -Eric

          Comment by HuskEric — 2011/03/16 @ 11:59 pm | Reply

          • Excuses bore me.

            Comment by Lean — 2011/03/17 @ 12:24 am

  2. This was your best post EVER! Please continue to take more medicine before blogging. Looking forward to more of your crazy drug filled antics.

    Comment by Gollywog — 2011/03/15 @ 10:18 pm | Reply

    • #1 reason to get sick in Korea!! ^^ Thanks

      Comment by HuskEric — 2011/03/16 @ 9:34 am | Reply

  3. The fatty living inside of me is telling me you’re wrong. She prefers our boring, sedentary lifestyle. Unfortunately, I’m going to have to kill her. I wish that would work by feeding her to death…

    Comment by Aimee — 2011/03/15 @ 11:30 pm | Reply

    • That’s what I’m trying to say! You can feed yourself to death and still win! Find a Korea restaurant…and dive in head first! :)

      Comment by HuskEric — 2011/03/16 @ 9:35 am | Reply

  4. Fucking hilarious. I was laughing on the inside and looked constipated on the outside.

    Comment by aj — 2011/03/16 @ 3:35 am | Reply

    • I think that was the best description of that action! hahaha… I had a perfect mental picture!

      Comment by HuskEric — 2011/03/16 @ 9:35 am | Reply

  5. When you post before and after pictures, wear some kind of speedo-thong apparatus for the best effect.

    Comment by Superfantabulous — 2011/03/17 @ 3:05 am | Reply

    • ohhh…..i like it. I might have to deal with that censored by korea logo on my site though^^

      Comment by HuskEric — 2011/03/19 @ 12:29 pm | Reply


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