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David__77

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3. Could be a cue card but...

Reply to bathroommonkey76 (Original post)

Sat Dec 24, 2011, 02:34 AM

Dec 2011

it's clear that a significant segment of the population is well-versed to the point of being able to give a two-minute editorial about this or that topic that sounds straight out of the newspaper. I'm not sure it matters either way, because what does this represent anyway?

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Pyongyang residents given fish in memory of Kim Jong-il [View all] bathroommonkey76 Dec 2011 OP

It's okay jberryhill Dec 2011 #1

So long, and thanks for all the fish! jberryhill Dec 2011 #2

Could be a cue card but... David__77 Dec 2011 #3

We have people who can recite Hannity and Rush jberryhill Dec 2011 #4

That's a good description. David__77 Dec 2011 #5

Are you in Pyongyang? nt Boston_Chemist Dec 2011 #9

Yah, the internet access there is swell! jberryhill Dec 2011 #10

I watch these videos of typical North Korean's in mourning and I wonder... Old and In the Way Dec 2011 #6

It's both jberryhill Dec 2011 #11

I agree....idolatry comes in many forms. Old and In the Way Dec 2011 #13

If the entire population hasn't eaten its way south jberryhill Dec 2011 #14

What, no loaves to go with the fishes? DCKit Dec 2011 #7

He fell down on the job last week! jberryhill Dec 2011 #12

That fish doesn't look very appetizing. nt Boston_Chemist Dec 2011 #8