Paul Blay wrote:
> "John W." <worthj1970@yahoo.com> wrote ...
> > When I lived in Pusan, Korea the only other Westerners in the area
> > (Kupo, if anyone cares) were mormons. Maybe it was the fact that we
> > were such an extreme minority, but we got on together quite well. I
> > never went to their place, though they tried very, very hard to tempt
> > me with real chocolate chip cookies and cakes and other food cooked
> > American style (they had an American sized stove/oven). It was very
> > tempting. Didn't help that the girl was blond and attractive.
>
> Good grief what were you expecting?  Fiendish traps and a dimly lit
> dungeon?
>
Yes. Actually I wanted her to come to my apartment just up the road
where there wasn't such a crowd. She wouldn't go for it. Then she left
and was replaced by a dude, so the allure was gone.

> That's plenty enough to tempt me over - as long as you can make clear
> how long you can stay before visiting.

I was young, naive, and fresh out of the hills, and I equated Mormons
with Jehovah's Witnesses. Besides, there were plenty of other things to
occupy my time.

John W.