Re: The DMZ: A thread about North Korea
Posted: Wed April 10, 2013 8:39 pm
I'm going to the Dollar store to stock up on canned goods tonight.
Why? You're on the east coast now.E.H. Ruddock wrote:I'm going to the Dollar store to stock up on canned goods tonight.
Have you not seen Red Dawn? The one with Thor in it, I mean.cutuphalfdead wrote:Why? You're on the east coast now.E.H. Ruddock wrote:I'm going to the Dollar store to stock up on canned goods tonight.
It will be more like Vietnam, but what is interesting is that Best Korea has an unbeatable weapon already. They have 100s of thousands of starving people living near the DMZ. If they ordered those people across the border on threat of death, the world would be paralyzed with inaction. Worst Korea's economy, though vibrant, could not possible support them and it's not like they can just shoot them all dead as they cross.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Great, it's gonna be another Iraq. An "intel" report came out today saying that N. Korea has the capability now to put a small nuke on a delivery system. That paired along with John Kerry over there saying that we will not accept an nuclear N. Korea...
team america will save us.broken iris wrote:It will be more like Vietnam, but what is interesting is that Best Korea has an unbeatable weapon already. They have 100s of thousands of starving people living near the DMZ. If they ordered those people across the border on threat of death, the world would be paralyzed with inaction. Worst Korea's economy, though vibrant, could not possible support them and it's not like they can just shoot them all dead as they cross.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Great, it's gonna be another Iraq. An "intel" report came out today saying that N. Korea has the capability now to put a small nuke on a delivery system. That paired along with John Kerry over there saying that we will not accept an nuclear N. Korea...
It'll be more like Korea.broken iris wrote:It will be more like Vietnam, but what is interesting is that Best Korea has an unbeatable weapon already. They have 100s of thousands of starving people living near the DMZ. If they ordered those people across the border on threat of death, the world would be paralyzed with inaction. Worst Korea's economy, though vibrant, could not possible support them and it's not like they can just shoot them all dead as they cross.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Great, it's gonna be another Iraq. An "intel" report came out today saying that N. Korea has the capability now to put a small nuke on a delivery system. That paired along with John Kerry over there saying that we will not accept an nuclear N. Korea...
Electromatic wrote:This has been and will always be about getting money to prop up that pathetic regime.
To avoid people dying in Seoul again, the US will send over a "diplomat" with a breifcase full of money and kick the can down the road once more.
broken iris wrote:Electromatic wrote:This has been and will always be about getting money to prop up that pathetic regime.
To avoid people dying in Seoul again, the US will send over a "diplomat" with a breifcase full of money and kick the can down the road once more.
Well, there was also a report that Kerry said the US would scale back it's ABM system if China were to 'help'. So, you know, maybe it's not only Best Korea that's trying to gain something here.
patience.Electromatic wrote:broken iris wrote:Electromatic wrote:This has been and will always be about getting money to prop up that pathetic regime.
To avoid people dying in Seoul again, the US will send over a "diplomat" with a breifcase full of money and kick the can down the road once more.
Well, there was also a report that Kerry said the US would scale back it's ABM system if China were to 'help'. So, you know, maybe it's not only Best Korea that's trying to gain something here.
So what do you think right now if you're Iran?
elliseamos wrote:patience.Electromatic wrote:broken iris wrote:Electromatic wrote:This has been and will always be about getting money to prop up that pathetic regime.
To avoid people dying in Seoul again, the US will send over a "diplomat" with a breifcase full of money and kick the can down the road once more.
Well, there was also a report that Kerry said the US would scale back it's ABM system if China were to 'help'. So, you know, maybe it's not only Best Korea that's trying to gain something here.
So what do you think right now if you're Iran?
http://time.com/38409/north-korea-kim-j ... ?hpt=hp_t3All Men In North Korea Are Now Reportedly Required to Get the Same Haircut as Kim Jong Un
Women will still be allowed to choose from a selection of state-sanctioned 'dos
Until now, everyone in North Korea had to choose their haircuts from a list of state-approved styles. But now, all men in the hermit kingdom will be required to sport the same hairstyle as supreme leader Kim Jong Un, the BBC reports.
Pyongyang introduced the new law two weeks ago but is now rolling it out across the country. Unfortunately, some North Koreans may not be thrilled about the new look. According to a former Pyongyang resident now living in China, the Kim Jong Un cut is unpopular because it apparently resembles the style of Chinese smugglers. “Until the mid-2000s, we called it the ‘Chinese smuggler haircut,” the source told the Korea Times.
For now, it seems women will still be able to choose one of the several state-approved styles. Though if Kim Jong Un is a Friends fan, maybe he’ll mandate that all women get “The Rachel.” You never know
i can't afford that much hair product per month :/E.H. Ruddock wrote:Imagine if we all had to get the "nah"
These stories are never actually true, though.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Imagine if we all had to get the "nah"
http://time.com/38409/north-korea-kim-j ... ?hpt=hp_t3All Men In North Korea Are Now Reportedly Required to Get the Same Haircut as Kim Jong Un
Women will still be allowed to choose from a selection of state-sanctioned 'dos
Until now, everyone in North Korea had to choose their haircuts from a list of state-approved styles. But now, all men in the hermit kingdom will be required to sport the same hairstyle as supreme leader Kim Jong Un, the BBC reports.
Pyongyang introduced the new law two weeks ago but is now rolling it out across the country. Unfortunately, some North Koreans may not be thrilled about the new look. According to a former Pyongyang resident now living in China, the Kim Jong Un cut is unpopular because it apparently resembles the style of Chinese smugglers. “Until the mid-2000s, we called it the ‘Chinese smuggler haircut,” the source told the Korea Times.
For now, it seems women will still be able to choose one of the several state-approved styles. Though if Kim Jong Un is a Friends fan, maybe he’ll mandate that all women get “The Rachel.” You never know