Yeah, I don't trust that place!

Well....at least know that when your country gets blown up, the US will retaliate and blow THEM up.

Its only because i`m so ronely~

But seriously rest at ease i`m sure it wont get that bad.

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"Everyman has to believe in something i believe i`ll have another drink"
~ Unknown

He's a serious head case, we all got that.

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Now playing: Atelier Iris 1 and Magna Carta 2

Hoping to play: Eternal Sonata and Tales of Vesperia (PS3)

He scares me too : (
but lets be hopefully that a bear eats him : )

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Be happy, be happy

North Korea's incompetence is nothing short of embarrassing. They shouldn't be feared, they should be pitied. They don't even operate at a technological level to match pre-occupation Iraq, which had a great deal of entrenched tanks and their own airforce. People only started taking losses there during occupation, when road side bombs, insurgents with human shields and other such underhanded techniques become prevalent.

North Korea barely has the capacity to make a nuclear explosion. The tests they were doing a few years ago were supposed to be much bigger. The most dangerous move in their arsenal is to ship nuke-tech to other countries and continue their counterfeit currency schemes.

Missles? From North Korea? Hahaha.. haha.. ahahahaha.. ha. The US Military has blown more dangerous loads out of the atmosphere that just fell from non-military satellites. The most dangerous thing to come from intercepting a North Korean ballistic missle is the facepalm you'll give yourself once the regime twists defeat into "We intercepted a US missle and thwarted an invasion attempt!"

I wouldn't sweat it, bro. It can be intimidating, but what we have here is a situation comparable to a mentally defunct blind man firing an antique pistol, trying to take out robocop. Just do like Martin Lawerence in the film Blue Streak; wait out the firefight behind cover, have a snack, try not to cringe from the sound of bones breaking during the takedown. Your islands and your lovely, lovely ladies are nice and safe. :3

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Wiggle?:3

The metaphor I used a while back to sum up a friend's detailed explanation of N. Korea;

North Korea is like a giant spider, and the rest of the world is supplying a life support system.

Because the spider has hostages.

And the hostages are adorable babies.

Also orphans.

Adorable baby orphans. And a few kittens. And one puppy.

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I contain Pepperoni!

While it must be unnerving to live anywhere NEAR that hole of a country, North Korea is hardly capable of taking on the USA in a nuclear battle. Considering how poor and famine-stricken the people are there, I'm amazed there's still any living beings left in the so-called "Hermit Kingdom."

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For every action there is an equal and opposite government program.

I hope no one thinks bad of South Korea because of North Korea's bad example. :C
I'm really worried about North Korea impact in the world the future.

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