Kim Jong Phat be stylin at the prom.
Posted on 07/02/2012 3:54:54 PM PDT by jakerobins
Attempting to forge a new image for himself and his country, North Korea's youthful supreme leader Kim Jong Un is allowing women to wear pants, platform shoes and earrings, making more mobile phones available, endorsing previously banned foods like pizza, French fries and hamburgers — and he's giving kids free trips to zoos and amusement parks.
The 20-something leader's focus has been on the younger generation. Following in the footsteps of his late grandfather, the country's founder Kim Il Sung, he has announcing plans to create a "children's heaven nation."
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Who didn't see that coming with the Great Eater in charge! LOL.....
I’m waiting to see the first McDonalds/Burger King/KFC/Popa Johns - Murphy/Olive Garden .... but you get my drift.
Meanwhile 98% of the population is starving. They should put Fat-Un on a spit.
And he is going to pay for this children’s heaven, how? Sounds like an attempt to swindle the west for some cash. I mean it is for the children and all.
a “children’s heaven nation.”
So, that would be where North Korean children go
after they starve to death?
Shoes for industry.
Shoes for the dead.
What chance does a returning deceased war veteran
have for that new mule he’s been dreaming about?
Lipstick on a pig! My apologies to all pigs out there.....
Platform shoes...gave me a flashback to 1975. I’m just glad Facebook and YouTube weren’t around then.
"Porgy Ti-i-i-i-i-rebiter!"
you remember Firesign Theater too?
I think we’re all Bozo’s on this bus..
The whole “High School Madness” takeoff on the Henry Aldrich movies was hilarious and on the mark. The idea of somebody actually stealing Morse Scince High School was one of the funniest things I can remember. I still use the line, “She has a balcony you can do Shakespeare from.”
Weird how we live in a time where the biggest increase in individual liberty is occurring in North Korea, but then these are weird times.
Gay Commies — not new.
We’ve had them here for a decade or so.
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