On The Road To Korea

Internet friends made real

2007-07-09T20:40:00.000-07:00

I met Bogdan (center) here on this blog. And then I met him again in Korea!

Let's do the CM 2007 dance!

2007-07-07T21:05:00.000-07:00

I think I can speak for several thousand people when I say that the twice daily CM 2007 dance breaks were a highlight.

Now you have a chance to see it for yourself...

I am a little disappointed that it's not the footage from the first day, when the main dancer was dressed like an angel. But it's still great! I am going to take a little break right now and do the dance myself.

p.s. Does anyone have footage of the last night's taekwondo?

They like us, they really like us

2007-07-07T19:22:00.000-07:00

The fine folks at "Zondervan >To the Point" included an article this week on CM 2007 and a link to our english site and this blog.

Here's a link to their write up.

And, if you want to subscribe to their newsletter, here's another.

New and Old Friends

2007-07-07T14:17:00.000-07:00

One of the great things about CM 2007 was having a lot of old friends together with new friends. I saw people every day that I know and love, and simultaneously met new people... friends of friends, or just people with whom I had an enormous amount in common.

Here are some pictures that show what I mean....

In this picture you can see me, Zoran, John, Josip and Allison. John and Allison are stinters in Croatia from our region, and Zoran and Josip are students in Rijeka, Croatia. As you can see we are having a good time, laughing together.

Hanging out in the same group are our good buddies Taylor and Alexis, as well as an unaccountably beautiful woman named Krista who also happens to be my wife!

Also in attendance at our impromptu get-together were Sunny, Sarah and Ken. Sunny is on stint in Croatia, Sarah is finishing up a year as an intern in the United States, and Ken is a good friend who was on stint with me in East Asia and is starting grad school this fall.

Also in the circle are Kristian and Ines from Croatia, as well as Taylor's twin sister, Taylorella. She's the good twin, and Taylor is the evil one. :)

Malisa and Adena happened by as well, so they met everyone except for Zoran, who was staring intently at the camera and could not be disturbed.

Every day was like this. You got to hang out with people you knew, and people they knew, and people who knew the people that they knew. It was like having an enormous party at your house, except that it was in South Korea and you were only allowed to invite 18,000 people. I loved it.

I have a lot more to share, but there are some initial thoughts about the week!

On our way home!

2007-07-05T18:02:00.000-07:00

CM07's main conference ended with an enormous BANG last night! There were taekwondo presentations, a Mongolian beat box guy and a lot of inflatable CM2007 balls in the crowd. It was an amazing time. Right now I'm in the Busan airport, using the free internet. When I get back to America I'll upload some of our pictures and share some thoughts about this amazing week together with brothers and sisters from around the globe!

Be praying for the many conference participants who are headed straight from conference to a summer mission of some sort, and for safe travels for everyone!

It was great to meet you all in Korea! I look forward to seeing you again as we work together to make sure that everyone knows someone who truly follows Jesus.

Hi from Busan!

2007-06-29T15:19:00.000-07:00

HI everyone! We are safely in Korea, though my clothes and bedding decided to stay in the United States! But everone has been very nice here, and they helped us get set up for the night last night.

Our official welcome to Pusan was some lovely Korean ladies waving CM2007 signs, followed by an Aussie singalong on our bus. The Aussie men love to sing much more than American men. THey have strong voices. It was great fun (probably even more fun if you're not jet lagged). I don't know if I'll have more time to write this week, but I'll try to if I have a chance!

So far we've seen people coming to CM07 from east asia, singapore, australia, jamaica, botswana, zimbabwe and of course Korea since arriving!

The Gathering...

2007-06-27T23:33:00.000-07:00

People all over the world are flying, driving, boating, walking or swimming their way to CM07. I'm on the road, too. My wife and I are getting ready to settle in for our last night of sleep in the United States for a week or so. Feels good! Feels exciting!

See you all in KOREA!!!!

URGENT CM07 FLIGHT INFO REMINDER

2007-06-20T08:35:00.000-07:00

from the good folk in charge:

Can you believe it? Just 10 more days and we will be together in Busan Korea celebrating the Lord's goodness and believing Him together for the campuses of the World!

However, in order for our Korean brothers and sisters to greet you, and get you to your housing assignment we desperately need to make sure that each participant's information is correct on the Online Registration System. This is a reminder that this information is due today!

The Flight Arrival and Departure information for each participant must be updated in the CM2007 Online Registration System by Wednesday June 20th. This information must include your final airport arrival destination in Korea (for example enter ICN for Seoul Incheon airport, or PUS for Pusan Gimhei airport). Arrival date, time, airline and flight number must all also be input. Korea CCC desperately needs this information immediately in order to prepare transportation to CM2007 for participants upon arrival.

NOTE: If this information is not provided or is incorrect, we can not guarantee transportation to the BEXCO conference site and you may be responsible for your own transport at your own expense.

following the leader

2007-06-15T14:12:00.000-07:00

During my deovtional time today I read a couple verses I wanted to share here. Sometimes we are looking for direction, and it seems impossible to do the things God has called us to do. He says, "Go this way" but we see an ocean of impossibility between us and his direction.

One of the Psalmists writes,

"Your path led through the sea,
your way through the mighty waters,
though your footprints were not seen.
You led your people like a flock by the hand of Moses and Aaron." (Psalm 77:19-20)

He can lead us through those impossible places, because he can cause any ocean in our way to become dry land. We just have to trust him, and follow!

ON THE GLOBAL ROAD

2007-06-14T08:05:00.000-07:00

At left you will find a photo of my good buddy, Keith Bubalo. Or, as I like to call him, Keith Blogalo.

He refers to me as Matt Blogalotos instead of Matt Mikalatos. It's a joke, see? We are making fun of each other's names.

Mr. Blogalo, er, I mean Bubalo is on the leadership team for CM07. Yes, he is one of the big, important people.

He has been blogging about his thoughts and experiences on his blog, the Global Road. He wrote me today and said that he's planning to write something about Korea pretty much every day from here up to the conference, so stop by and say hello. He's a friendly fellow. And he doesn't bite, except when he's eating.

Whoa!

2007-06-13T23:01:00.000-07:00

Check this site out!

It shows a lot of campuses around the world that are a priority for us to reach!

Not all of them, of course, but the map and the list are cool!

How to Find Me

2007-06-13T22:43:00.000-07:00

Today I got an e-mail from two friends of mine. We used to do ministry together in a large country that I can't mention right now, and we haven't seen each other for three years.

Their names are Chin Leng and Lisa.

I love these guys. In addition to being unfailingly nice, they are also godly, enjoyable people to be around. And, Chin Leng is very good at ping pong. I knew they had moved home to Singapore around the same time that we moved home to the USA from living overseas, but I wasn't sure where they were anymore. I had even asked a friend who worked in Singapore just last week if he knew them (he didn't).

BUT, here's the cool thing: Chin Leng and Lisa are coming to CM07! Which means I will get to see them in Korea! I am really excited about this.

It brings up this problem, though. How will I find them among the THOUSANDS of people at the Bexco Arena? In fact, multiple people have said they will see me in Korea. But how will I find them? I'm just not sure.

So I've come up with some possible solutions to help you find me.

1) I will bring a pet hawk. This way, if you are looking for me, you can ask people, "Have you seen Matt Mikalatos?" "I don't know who that is," they will say. "The guy with the hawk." "Oh yeah, there he is on the other side of the arena." Every once a while I can make the hawk fly up into the air and circle around and then come back to me so you can see where I am sitting.

2) Wear distinctive clothing. If you have an outfit that no one else has, bring it along. Just remember that if it is really large and bulky, you might not have room to pack it. Like if you are bringing an outfit that makes you look like a giant piece of cheese.

3) Hire a ninja. Not only are ninja trained to quickly scan a crowd, they can do it quietly so that they don't disturb anyone who is paying attention to the conference. Of course, if you're like me you probably don't have the money to hire a ninja. But maybe the conference will make some complimentary ninja available for all of us to share.

That's all I've come up with so far. I'm sure you all have some better ideas. Feel free to share them here in the comments section. In the meantime, I'll be the guy in the cheese suit with the pet hawk, sitting next to the ninja.

Cool CM07 websites

2007-06-13T22:33:00.000-07:00

Well, I've been digging around over on the CM07 website and they've been adding a lot of cool things over there. Here's some of what you can find:

Packing lists
travel logistics
A very cool list of how many people are coming and from which countries
The CM07 radio drive
the SCHEDULE!!!
Some of the seminars that will be offered
information about praying for CM07

Also, I think you should check out the discussion board. I didn't even know about this thing until tonight. So go discuss things. :)

Tallest Building In Asia

2007-06-08T11:24:00.000-07:00

The Millenium Tower, currently under construction in Busan, is going to be the tallest building in Asia! 560 meters!

World Beat-- Brazil

2007-05-31T21:13:00.000-07:00

The new CM07 Refresh just hit my inbox, with this story from Lucelia Oliveira, campus staff in Rio de Janero.

I've been working on support for CM2007 since the middle of April, and up until recently I haven’t managed to get one positive response. As the days went by and the deadlines were getting closer, I began to think that I really shouldn’t go. Last Sunday after one more “no” response, I decided to send an email in desperation to Katia, the co-national campus director in Brazil, telling her about my challenges and my doubts. She responded by motivating me to continue working on it. She told me that I needed to expect a miracle to come very quickly.

Early Monday morning, I decided to send a few more emails to people I hadn’t seen in a long time. One of them responded the same day saying he was going to support me. I expected him to give me about $45, and I was very happy for this. Wednesday, the same person wrote to me and told me that he was praying and that God had put it on his heart to give all that I was lacking.

So I sent another email, saying that what I lacked was a lot of money. He responded saying “Friend, I understand that you need $1,200. I’m convinced that it’s God’s will! I’m going to invest!” I was unable to talk. I was in shock and couldn't say anything sitting there in front of my computer. God had done a miracle.

Then on Thursday I got a phone call from a supporter who felt that it was God’s will that they invest in my support for Korea. The thing is, I never asked my supporters to help financially with Korea because I just asked them to support a summer project in January. They knew about the project and have been involved through prayer. But I had decided that I wouldn’t ask them for support. But he said he’d been praying and studying The Revelation and reading the passage that says, “After this I looked and before me was a great multitude that no one could count…shouting with one voice 'Salvation belongs to our God.'” After he read this passage, he was sure that God was telling him to invest in my trip to Korea even though I hadn’t asked. He deposited $300.

In 2 days God gave me $1,500 – more than I needed! I know that He is powerful to do infinitely more! I was ashamed before God for my lack of faith, but I’m learning one more time to trust Him for everything. I know that he will continue to do this in the lives of all of us.

Lucélia Oliveira,

campus staff

Rio de Janero, Brazil

If you would like to the Refresh e-mail, send an email to CM2007@ccci.org with the subject line "CM2007 REFRESH - SUBSCRIBE".

Korean Food (part one)

2007-05-02T11:00:00.000-07:00

This is Sarah Son. She's our good friend here in Portland, and she is a Canadian Korean. She agreed to come over and cook us some Korean food.

She asked me not to take this picture, but I did it anyway.

Sarah is coming to CM07, by the way.

Here's a close up

2007-05-02T10:59:00.000-07:00

This is what Sarah cooked for us. It's sort of like pancakes (only better). There's zuccini and various meats stir-fried and mixed into the pancakes. I can't remember what it was called. Hopefully I can still feed myself in Korea.

Down the Hatch!

2007-05-02T10:58:00.000-07:00

Here I go, trying it for the first time! Will I like it? Will I hate it? Will I wish I was never going to Korea or will I eagerly look forward to the delightful food? Oh, the suspense!

p.s. Note how well I hold the chopsticks. I used to live in Asia, you know. I am quite proficient with chopsticks. My mom taught me how to use them when I was still a small child.

MMMMM!

2007-05-02T10:19:00.000-07:00

I liked it! Yum! It was great. I ate about thirty of these pancake-things and I got a stomach ache from eating too much.

Sarah is a good cook. Korean food is great! I am sure we will all enjoy eating Korean style! Hooray!

Become Sarah's Facebook Friend

2007-05-02T10:18:00.000-07:00

Isn't she cute? And that's Shasta there with her, she's on staff here in our region.

I think you should become Sarah's friend on Facebook!

And feel free to put your own Facebook link in the comments if you are on Facebook!

In closing, I would just like to say... I really like Korean food. Yum.

Not too late!

2007-04-25T18:37:00.000-07:00

Next Monday, April 30th, is the LAST DAY to register for CM07. If you don't register by Monday and you still fly to Korea, you'll have to stand outside the Bexco arena and stand on your tip-toes and try to hear what is going on.

So REGISTER already!

Signs on the Road

2007-04-14T21:57:00.000-07:00

Hey friends--

Some of you have introduced yourself in previous posts. I thought it might be time to give each other some updates.

1) How have you seen God show himself as you're getting ready for CM07?

2) How is it going with raising the money for this summer?

3) What can we pray for you right now?

Leave your answers in the comments section!

God is the Answer

2007-04-14T21:12:00.000-07:00

The latest CM2007 REFRESH just hit my inbox... here are the thoughts shared by Cambodian student Chun Ratanak:

The world is full of fear, terrorism, sexual abuse, poverty; life seems to hold no hope even for people who have a lot of money and material possession. I personally believe that God is the answer for those problems; it means that all people need to know and believe in the true God. I praise the Lord for letting me be part of his mission.

I’m so blessed that God is allowing me to join CM2007. Through this conference I hope that God will show me how I can reach my people more effectively. To join this conference I have to raise $1000. Through me I thought it was impossible to get such a big amount of money, but I remembered that Luke 1:37 says that nothing is impossible with God. So It was a challenge for me to trust God.

As I met with one couple, they asked me a lot about my mission. But they supported me more than I ever expected. So through faith I could do it because God strengthened me, as in Philippians 4:13; and God has given me almost enough money to join this great conference. At last I still keep thanking God and praising Him that I could learn a lot from Him in order to make me more effective in doing his work.

Ms. Ratanak is one of thousands of our spiritual siblings who will be joining us in Korea. Praise God for her and her supporters!

If you would like to get the CM07 Refresh e-mail updates, send an email to CM2007@ccci.org with the subject line "CM2007 REFRESH - SUBSCRIBE" from the email address to which you would like the update delivered.

Countries on the Road to Korea

2007-04-12T10:37:00.000-07:00

In the last week we've had visitors to this blog from the following countries:

Singapore
Korea
Canada
Philippines
Spain
Thailand
Uzbekistan
Brazil
Taiwan
United States
Macao
Slovakia
Italy
Turkey
Hong Kong
Sweden
Germany
Bulgaria
Viet Nam
Colombia
Malaysia
Kenya
Romania

This summer is going to be so cool!

Notes from Korea

2007-04-12T10:28:00.000-07:00

Keith Bubalo recently took a trip to Korea and posted some thoughts on his blog. The pictures above are of the Bexco arena, where we'll all be this summer, and the picture on the right is Keith inside the arena... he says that it's just a small corner of the arena.

You can see Keith's thoughts here:

Road to Korea

Global Road

A Taste of Revelation

This is Where I'll Live

In other news, I met a Korean gentleman at my church this week named Young. Young was at Bexco a few years ago for a textile conference. I asked him what he thought of the Bexco and he said, "It's very very big." Well, it better be since the Living God is going to be showing up! Make some room, people!

CCCI Today podcast

2007-03-27T10:03:00.000-07:00

Check this out.

It's a little audio blurb on CM07.

THIS JUST IN!

2007-03-22T18:50:00.000-07:00

I recently spoke to an anonymous source closely involved in CM07. As I had previously promised, I immediately started to ask her about whether or not there would be giant inflatable globes at CM07.

HER RESPONSE: "Probably."

This is good news, indeed. But don't worry, I'll keep tirelessly seeking an answer to this question.

Either way, you know you want to go to CM07. So, what are you waiting for? Go register already!

Thoughts from Cindy Kahre

2007-03-09T12:02:00.000-08:00

My friend Cindy Kahre sent some of us this email earlier in the week, and I asked her permission to share it with all of you. It's an amazing vision of CM07, and an incredible story of what the Lord has been doing around the world in days past:

Dear Friends,

Last saturday during the discussion about CM 2007 my mind instantly raced to a time in 2002 when God gave me a picture that I can't forget. It was a "changed me" moment.

In l980 my husband Dave and I were both students on a summer project in Poland. This was only the 2nd year that summer projects existed in Poland and the very early days in all of Eastern Europe. We traveled as tourists and couldn't even acknowledge other teams if we crossed paths with them. That was the year that one of our teams went to the post office to pick up the Jesus Film only to be apprehended by the police and thrown out of the country. We hid up in the mountains and trained the underground church in basic biblical principles - How to understand God's love and forgiveness, How to be sure you are a Christian, How to walk in the power of the Holy Spirit, etc. My small group included 2 nuns. Imagine me, this young, unseasoned little college student training nuns! I was over my head but God showed up and enabled me to do it anyway.

Fast forward 22 years later. Dave and I were married and on staff in Hungary. That year EE/Russia had their AOA staff training at Lake Balaton, Hungary. There I stood in a huge room with over a thousand CCC staff. This was the very first year that the national staff outnumbered the americans. Did I hear that right? The national staff OUTNUMBERED the americans for the very first time. There we all were - worshipping along side each other - each in our own languages - and the sound was incredible - like nothing I can even attempt to explain. A combination of Hungarian, Romanian, Bulgarian, Slovakian, Slovenian, Ukranian, Russian, Albanian, Czek, Moldovan, Croatian, Serbian, Macedonian, and the list goes on.................. My overwhelming thought was - Oh my goodness, a few years ago none of this existed. We were hiding up in the mountains secretly helping to build up the underground church and look at what God has done!!!!!!!! This must be the closest thing I will ever see of what heaven will be like - every tribe and tongue worshipping the living God along side each other. What a priveledge to be here and see what God is doing and a picture of what will come!!!!!

I can't describe what happened to me in that moment. It was like God chose to give me a tiny glimpse into a world that exists beyond this world. The picture was powerful - too much for words.

Somehow I think that this is what our students will experience at CM2007. In the midst of all the logistics that can feel overwhelming I believe that God will powerfully show Himself and deeply change and challenge this generation of students. Will we ever fully comprehend the far reaching effects of CM2007? - Only in heaven...........

Bye for now, Cindy

Frequently Asked Questions about CM 2007 brought to you by Rhett and Link

2007-03-09T11:49:00.000-08:00

The talented Rhett and Link have brought some entertaining answers to your deepest, most secret questions about CM07. For those of you who are not American, I thought I would just fill you in that these are jokes, and not actual answers to your actual questions. Except, perhaps, for question number 6.

Here are questions 3 and 4:

Aaaaaand, questions 5 and 6:

Now that the Singaporean Limited Time Only videos are gone, I hereby declare these videos to be the funniest. But who knows, perhaps someone else will upload a hilarious video for our enjoyment.

Question: will the mysteriously lit Rhett and Link break into CM07? Or do they only do that for the Grammys?

We are the world

2007-02-15T08:02:00.000-08:00

On the map below you can see that people from all over the world have been coming to this website... it's a great picture of how all the brothers and sisters from many nations will be coming together in Korea this summer.

Take a minue and leave a comment in the comment section and tell us what country you're coming from, and why you're excited about CM07!

Venezuela students on the Road to Korea

2007-02-13T20:15:00.000-08:00

I got a little something in my inbox today... it was a note from one of my buddies in Venezuela, wanting to let me know the students in Merida have put together a video for CM07 in which they ask people to help them get to Korea. I watched the video and enjoyed it, so here it is for you!

If you have questions about the Merida team, or would like to support someone in this video by donating toward their trip, you can e-mail Amber Coons at Amber.Coons(at)uscm.org.

CM 07 means LOOOOOVE!

2007-02-02T13:47:00.000-08:00

If you blinked, you missed it!

We had to take down the Singaporean videos promoting CM07.

Which means that you missed the funniest videos ever. I mean it, the funniest videos you would have ever seen. If you were drinking milk while you were watching them, that selfsame milk would come right out your nose. It was that funny.

Africa Has a Dream of a Transformed Continent

2007-02-02T13:31:00.000-08:00

Here's a great video interviewing Austin Okomowho, the leader of the campus ministry in Africa. I would say that this video is the one where I first grasped the importance of CM07. I've paraphrased the things that Austin says here to lots of other people, so I'm glad to see that it's available online for all of us now!

Also, there's now a group on YouTube where you can see a large collection of CM07 videos. You can go to the video collection here. There are over 20 videos available right now!

Off to Spain

2007-01-19T02:02:00.000-08:00

I leave today for Spain to meet with college students who are serving God all over the world. I'm excited to spend time with these guys and hear about what the Lord is doing in their corners of the world. I know that some of them are coming to CM07, too, so I'll try to get some of them to tell me how the country they are serving in is going to be represented at CM07!

Collide with Korea

2007-01-06T14:57:00.000-08:00

I left you all a note last week that I was going to my region's winter conference, "Collide."

I was amazed by how excited everyone is to be invited to Korea.

We had time to show one video to explain the conference. We looked at all our options carefully and chose the video from Hong Kong. We liked the clips from the last enormous event in Korea in 1974. I particularly liked the footage of people throwing around an immense inflatable globe.

IMPORTANT QUESTION: Will we get to play with enormous inflatable globes this summer? I will try to find out the answer to that question.

We also liked that it had an invitation from the national director of Korea on it. We feel this is one of the most important parts of CM2007, that we're being invited by the ministry of South Korea to join them and the rest of the world.

Anyway... our whole region is excited about CM2007. Students are asking which summer projects will let them go to Korea. Staff are trying to get a summer placement that allows them to go to Korea.

By the way, if you know for sure you are coming, you can register now!

Collide

2006-12-27T08:39:00.000-08:00

Tonight is the start of our winter conference for our region. It's called "Collide." I should be meeting a lot of students and staff that are headed to Korea this summer, and talking to a lot of people who haven't heard about it yet. I'll try to find a couple of people I can interview and put their thoughts up on this site.

Dreaming About Korea

2006-12-25T20:17:00.000-08:00

Here's a video that shows leaders from around the world sharing their dreams about what might happen at CM2007.

It's in English with Korean subtitles.

What is in a name?

2006-12-03T22:14:00.000-08:00

I've had some people ask me, "What are we supposed to call this thing?"

It's a good question. I've heard it called "Campus Mission 2007." That is, I think, the official name.

When I first heard about it, it was called CM2007. I couldn't remember what the CM stood for at first.

A recent innovation has been calling it "CM o7." I like that. It's simpler.

Some people just say, "Korea". I think that's fine, because this will be the most exciting thing going on in Korea next July, I think.

Some people even call it "double O 7." Just like James Bond.

I think all these names are totally fine. Any other names that you've heard out there?

Hong Kong CM2007 video

2006-11-25T12:58:00.000-08:00

Here's one of the Hong Kong videos for CM2007. I like how the videos from different countries show our cultural differences. We emphasize different things, the lengths of the videos are different, the amount of words, the differences in music. Take a look... whether or not you speak the language. You'll get the idea!

new CM2007 site

2006-11-22T18:00:00.000-08:00

The English language CM2007 site has been upgraded. Go take a look.

Amazing Grace

2006-11-22T16:58:00.000-08:00

When I was young, I lived in California. There were about fifty people in our church. And then one day a group of Ukranians came and joined our church. They had just arrived from the Ukraine, and only one of them spoke English, but they were Christians, and they were looking for a church.

I was amazed by these people. They were young (maybe in their twenties) and they had great stories about escaping their country to find freedom. Freedom to worship God, that's what they wanted. And they were willing to risk their lives to find it. One of them, I remember, had slipped into a river to get past a guard house, and they shot at him. He talked about the bullets moving past him under the water.

The first night they came to our church, we were singing songs and they just sat in the back, quiet. They didn't know the words. Then we sang "Amazing Grace". And they sang it in Ukranian. I could tell by their strong voices how glad they were to sing to God in our little church, how happy they were to be free to sing as loud as they pleased, and not have to worry about the neighbors or the government.

Most Americans know two or three verses of "Amazing Grace" and we sang them all. And then the Ukranians kept singing, more and more verses, they just wanted to keep singing. Then they sang other songs, trying to find ones we all knew so that we could sing along in English.

We sang for a long time. I don't remember how long, but I do remember that I didn't want to stop. I remember one of the Ukranian girls crying when we were done. And for the first time in my life I understood that God collected praises in every language of the world.

This is one of the reasons I am excited about CM2007. I can't wait to stand with brothers and sisters from around the world and sing the praises of Jesus Christ in a hundred languages. Not because of the size of the crowd, but because of the size of our God.

I hope to see you there. And even if we don't meet, I hope we can sing together.

New video

2006-11-21T09:36:00.000-08:00

Check out this video.

I particularly like that last line. Pretty funny.

I can't wait for this summer!

Now, one thing I have to ask all of those world experts out there. Does it bother you that Americans aren't called United Statesians? Be honest! Come on, you know it bothers you.

Okay, maybe it's just me.

COUNTDOWN!

2006-11-21T06:29:00.000-08:00

Countdown To Korea