i thought you lived at home. .. shouldn't your mum be washing your clothes and getting dinner

But they're so ronery...

i don't ever recall having a conversation with you ever about anything michael-horse.

!!!!

hahahah i like it daniel.

that's cause i'm sneaky-like

but yes, we've conversed in public, mr z

haha

classic. It's a little microcosm, ole M&n'o.

regardless, you have been misinformed horseman. when did we converse in public?

haha missile No2 from 'the Z'.

Answer him michael_horse.

this is my favourite thread eva

i forgot about this thread. good times, good times.

nah

not even a hint of teary-eyed reminiscence, horse?

actually it is downhill after the 5th post.

ah - whatever happened to this serious threat?

Herro Hanz Bwix.....................

On ABC iview there is a fantastic doco of Vice Mag getting into Nth Korea and trying to do a doco on Nth Korean film. The best thing Vice has ever done.

In other Nth Korea news:

N Korea releases photo of heir apparent

By North Asia correspondent Mark Willacy

Updated 2 hours 58 minutes ago

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Kim Jong-un

Kim Jong-un, the youngest son of North Korea's leader Kim Jong-il, posing with the newly elected members of the Workers' Party September 30, 2010. (Reuters)

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North Korea has published the first adult photograph of the youngest son and heir apparent to leader Kim Jong-il.

Kim Jong-un was this week handed key posts in the regime, paving the way for his ascension to the leadership.

A group photo released by North Korean state media shows Kim Jong-un sitting at the front of officials of the ruling party.

The photo shows an overweight young man in dark pants and jacket.

Seated near him and wearing sunglasses is his father, the so-called Dear Leader, Kim Jong-il.

It is the first time North Korea has released an adult picture of Kim Jong-un, who was this week promoted to the rank of four-star general and appointed to key positions within the ruling party.

It now appears certain the dictator's youngest son is in line to succeed him.

Tags: government-and-politics, world-politics, north-korea

First posted 3 hours 4 minutes ago

Not on iview anymore, but on youtube it parts.

Part 1:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6ixGYzbLz0

Wait, that's not it. this is it:

http://www.vbs.tv/en-gb/watch/the-vice-guide-to-film--2/north-korean-film-madness-part-1-of-3--9

I wonder if Kim Jong-un is going to be even better at golf than his dad.

''If the official government media is to be believed, Kim is easily the greatest golfer, the world has ever seen.

Pyongyang media say Kim enjoys golf, having shot multiple holes-in-one during his first try at the game. He reportedly aced five holes and finished 38 under par on the golf course. The ''Dear Leader'' routinely shoots three or four holes-in-one per round, the government-controlled media reported.''

http://www.worldtribune.com/worldtribune/WTARC/2004/ea_nkorea_06_16.html

In the last 2 hours North Korea and South Korea have started attacking each other.

Replace 'North Korea' with 'Everett True' and 'South Korea' with 'Circle Pit' and people might actually give a shit around here.

Ha!

Interesting how this came a day or two after the revelation that North Korea have an almost fully functioning nuclear weapons plant.

Has anyone seen that ep of johnny vices guide to noth korea where johnny vice sneaks into noth korea and trys to get the slants to make him knock off lacoste polo shirts?

oi what's the hot pot like up north?

ABC 24's coverage of this has been pretty woeful

looks as if the democrasy protests are slowly spreading to asia, and of all places, north korea. those people need it, best of luck to them.

http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Korea/MB25Dg01.html

i'm saddened by that. cos nth korea really wouldn't give a fuck about being seen in the world media as killing it's own dissidents. they are a bit nuttier than Libya, aren't they?

i support international military intervention to help some of these revolutions around the world.

but then they say the people need to do it themselves, can't force change on them or it'll be just like in Iraq and Afghanistan. i don't know. it's sad.

north korea makes libya look like quebec in terms of personal liberties. im not sure how word even got in that this movement int he middle-east is occuring.

i support international military intervention to help some of these revolutions around the world.

Me too. What I'd the point of having a United Nationd Security Council that does nothing when a dictator flat out states that he is going to massacre unarmed civilians (except threaten not to invite that dictator to any more meetings, when said dictator clearly doesn't give a shit about those meetings anyway)?

when has the un ever done anything? they're just a glorified limosine service for white folk, to drive and fly them into and out of trouble as the situation fits. they do nothing but watch africans and arabs kill eachother.

well...perhaps not, TagoMago, but a hierarchy of secrecy ensures that the UN will be overridden by small, medium & large cabals with much more restricted, foolish & often dangerous objectives.

Interventionism. Exacerbating other people's problems since 2,000 BC.

jeez eh? good move Jong-un.