Carmel

Living in Gippsland, Gunai Kurnai country. Old fart lefty. Kdrama & Cdrama addict. @squeakyangel.bluesky.social

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@Gippsnews Sky is damn yellow in Tgon. 😥

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@jfeelnoways The episode hasn't aired in Korea yet, Netflix can't show it until after that happens.

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Holy shit Australia. Go you good thing. ALP at 87 seats at 10pm is something I didn't think I'd see again in my life. 70 years old & still a lefty. 😁 #AusVotes2025

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@MontyPython1

[Michael Pascoe @MichaelPascoe01]

If Albo can get his number, will Albo phone Trump to thank him?

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Yay, Antony Green called it #australiavotes #AustraliaVotes2025

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@StuartRandall Have the hissy fits started or will that be next week? 😂

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A bit of Korean history for those #Kdrama watchers who love sageuk dramas.

[ArchaeoHistories @histories_arch]

This Korean Gold Crown (5th-7th Century AD) was found in a tumulus near the present-day city of Gyeongju, once the capital of the Silla kingdom that ruled over a large portion of central-south Korea from 1st Century BC to 7th Century AD.

It exhibits three tree-like prongs set in the center and sides of the headband, plus two antler-like prongs placed in between. The tree-like prongs actually represent the Chinese character 出 chul, which means "going out", and are further embellished by hanging jade and gold ornaments.

Dangling from the crown are two long earring-style pendants, suggesting the crown was worn by a woman, because only they could wear earrings with such a thick central ring, in the style of women. Measuring over 30cm in height, it can be admired at the Gyeongju National Museum in Gyeongju, South Korea 🇰🇷

#archaeohistories

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I joined Twitter to follow a fave WWE wrestler, shallowest of reasons. Found like minded people from the book world, political shenanigans & best of all those from Kdrama & Cdrama fandom. There probably won't be a 16th anniversary. #MyXAnniversary

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For any Kdrama lovers interested in a bit of SK history.

[Archaeology Magazine @archaeologymag]

Researchers discovered Donggung, the residence of the crown prince of the Silla Dynasty, which ruled the central and southern Korean Peninsula between 57 B.C. and A.D. 935.

https://t.co/gYyIKr0NCU

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@latikambourke As someone who has Covid for the 21st time in 15 months a crowd like that horrifies me. People are too complacent in believing it's like colds or flu, large crowds anywhere are just a petrie dish for Covid.

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Here I go again. Covid positive for the 20th time in less than 15 months. When will I be finished with being Covid's Petrie dish? I'm worn out from it all. I'm probably going to be positive at Xmas as the last 5 or so bouts have lasted for about 2 weeks.

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@BluKimchiKdrama He's probably had trust issues almost lifelong, although he blames TW's birth mother. She didn't live up to his ideal so cops blame for all his character flaws.

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Next week's episodes will be the halfway point of the show & I still like it a lot. Chairman remains the only character I loathe, the total humiliation he dished out to the only person who loves him is always going to have emotional & psychological scars left behind. #IronFamily

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Of course it is only Da Rim who asks Kang Ju if he's feeling ok after finding out about Tae Woong. His mother doesn't care enough to even spend a second thinking of the impact on him, she's her own priority. #IronFamily

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I know only a few of my followers are Kdrama fans but saring this anyway. #kdrama #kdramatwt https://t.co/6xk9ySSrQu

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The chairman's delayed reaction to 2 face slaps was so damn funny. I don't like him but he's had some of the funniest scenes, ouch my face hurts is now included. #IronFamily

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@kdramasdiary Bloody Romance. The Story of Ming Lan. The Rise of Phoenixes.