News Hottie of the Week: Jee-Yun Lee
Posted on March 22, 2008
Korean-born reporter Jee-Yun Lee is a consumer specialist for Toronto’s CP24 network. She moved from South Korea to Canada as an infant, growing up in Toronto and eventually receiving her B.A. at the University of Toronto where she got her start in journalism as a reporter and photographer. She got her first gig in Saskatchewan as a reporter. She eventually returned to Ontario and signed on with CityTV in 2002. She has a blog, complete with giveaways, though I think you have to be a Canadian to win, I’m not sure. Damn Canadians.
She is not to be confused with Jee Yun Lee, an artist in New York.
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i used to NOT have problems with koreans, then i lived in saipan for about six months … one ran over me and my scooter in her jitni mini van, and then a co-worker (also korean) tried to kill me by giving me a massive heat stroke, and another co-worker (also korean, and also my roommate) made my nights a living hell as he would host kimchi parties in our room, which usually started around 12-midnight or he would be on the phone from 2am-6am, when we’d have to be up for work at the resort starting at 7am. eff’r! LOL!
so yeah, koreans are not very high on my list. although 98% of all korean women tend to be hotter than a glowing stovetop, they’re attitudes (if living most of their life in korea) are less than desirable. oh, and they smell like kimchi!
LOL! 