<p>hunter s. thompson i believe.</p>
<p>ding ding ding! that's the one! *hands deus a cookie through the computer</p>
<p>ooo cookie! </p>
<p>"Some South Korean homeless are dressing in style after the government gave away thousands of fake designer garments confiscated by customs agents. </p>
<p>The Korea Customs Service distributed more than 3,500 fake pieces in the southern city of Pusan this month with the permission of the fashion houses whose designs had been pirated. Customs agents removed the labels from the clothes before giving them to a welfare agency for distribution. </p>
<p>South Korea (news - web sites) has a vibrant illegal market in pirated designer clothing and customs officials said there would be more handouts. </p>
<p>One homeless man, who asked not to be identified, said he appreciated the fancy threads. </p>
<p>"I don't care about the quality of the clothes, but these designs are quite trendy," the recipient said. " </p>
<p>so if anyone wants a fake louis vuitton bag, head over to s. korea in rags...</p>
<p>lol^^
TAKING UP ROOM TO FULFILL THE STUPID SHORT MESSAGE RULE.
:)</p>
<p>deus its so funny that you mention that, when I was in Korea last summer for the Air Force, I loaded up on fake sports jerseys for myself (bought like 10 at btwn $15 and $20 a piece) and loaded up on fake Gucci and Coach purses for my fiancee and her friends. (btwn $10 and $20 a pop) I guess they are cracking down now, because they made no effort to hide it last summer. You would walk off base and the stands selling the knock offs were right there.</p>