a korean commerical: corn silk tea

15 April 2008

Continuing the discussion of small faces, here’s a commercial to watch. Two women (one is Kim Tae Hee, a popular actress) compete with their tea bottles to see who has the smaller face. And I don’t mean to brag, but I would have beaten them both…

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