[BBQToadRibs2]

Welp. To quote Jusas Priest: “Some Heads are Gonna Roll”

[bigbob]

Responsible person followed immediately thereafter

[Tai_Chung]

unfortunate blunder during the launch process.

What was the blunder that caused it to sink?

[Ben Dover]

Cue up “Let the bodies hit the floor”.

[Lockbox]

Commies rewrite title…. North Korea’s newest submarine goes on first dive, it will test limits of endurance under water!

[Magnum44]

[bobbo666]

Sounds like the Vasa. Ego got in the way of the engineers telling you “no, you can’t do that”.

[TheThirdRuffian]

Almost as funny as when the Israeli hackers sank the Iranian frigate Sahand in port.

Pride of their fleet — sank TWICE — on the dock.

Apparently, the Israelis seized control of the computer system and messed with its ballast.

[Pearls Before Swine]

A bwahaha moment

[Dilbert San Diego]

Whoever is responsible will be executed. Chairman Kim will not tolerate such blunders. And in North Korea, the families of those responsible will suffer too. In their system, entire families are punished for transgressions, not just the individuals who committed the crime.

[nuke_road_warrior]

North Korea's next acquisition will be a nuclear glass bottom submarine to allow the "Supreme Leader" to review his navy.

[dfwgator]

At least it didn’t hit a bridge.

[daku]

Find the poor soul in charge of that launch and get him a Snickers bar.

[Pocketdoor]

Did you hear about the North Korean Navy? They put it in the water.

An old polish joke.

[Rio]

Forgot to put the drain plug in?

[dfwgator]

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Much like the Mary Rose did in front of Henry VIII. Expect some heads to roll in Korea as they did in England.

[HollyB]

People are gonna die

[Flaming Conservative]

Shouldn’t he commit some form of seppuku for bringing humiliation and shame to his family in public?

[DPMD]

5,000 tons doesn’t seem very big for a warship. According to Wikipedia, 9700 tons is the average displacement for US Navy destroyers, which ae among the smallest of warships.