Kim Jong Il - Dead at 69
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YupCaliKid329 wrote:Kim was FANTASTIC in Team America!
They miss this...
My gf if really happy. (Shes from South Korea) lol
Why you lurking my page brah?
For some reason I find this tumblr hilarious:
http://kimjongillookingatthings.tumblr.com/
I guess the deadpan captions have something to do with it...
http://kimjongillookingatthings.tumblr.com/
I guess the deadpan captions have something to do with it...
Worlds best golfer!
The Land of No Smiles Photo Essay
http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2 ... ?page=full
This is shopping in North Korea. The clerk sits in the dark, unheated special store, waiting to turn on the lights for foreigners, the only permitted customers. "She's wearing a ski jacket or parka; the rest of this time they're sitting there with the lights off, freezing," van Houtryve says. The goods -- toys, televisions, and the like -- were imported from China. The store only accepts euros.
Van Houtryve arrived in Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, during a normal work week in February. He found its main thoroughfare entirely empty. "Nobody's out. No couples with babies, nobody taking a walk," van Houtryve says. "You could wait 10 minutes before you ever saw a car." Only a few old Mercedes -- the exclusive privilege of top bureaucrats -- cruise Pyongyang's streets. North Korea has just a few hundred thousand cars for more than 20 million people. The country has only 1,000 miles of paved road.
http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2 ... ?page=full
This is shopping in North Korea. The clerk sits in the dark, unheated special store, waiting to turn on the lights for foreigners, the only permitted customers. "She's wearing a ski jacket or parka; the rest of this time they're sitting there with the lights off, freezing," van Houtryve says. The goods -- toys, televisions, and the like -- were imported from China. The store only accepts euros.
Van Houtryve arrived in Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, during a normal work week in February. He found its main thoroughfare entirely empty. "Nobody's out. No couples with babies, nobody taking a walk," van Houtryve says. "You could wait 10 minutes before you ever saw a car." Only a few old Mercedes -- the exclusive privilege of top bureaucrats -- cruise Pyongyang's streets. North Korea has just a few hundred thousand cars for more than 20 million people. The country has only 1,000 miles of paved road.
Aw damn Tykjen I just realized that.
Bin Laden + Gaddafi + Kim Jong Il
That coupled with the massive amounts of protests around the world ... this has been one hell of year.
Bin Laden + Gaddafi + Kim Jong Il
That coupled with the massive amounts of protests around the world ... this has been one hell of year.
If she plays cranium she gives good brainium.
The tsunami is what is forever etched in my mind though from this year of real events.Cilogy wrote:Aw damn Tykjen I just realized that.
Bin Laden + Gaddafi + Kim Jong Il
That coupled with the massive amounts of protests around the world ... this has been one hell of year.
How a North Korean living in California took today's news.
