Of course - they're always trying to gain a beachhead in the free world.
Fortunately, we have American Defence!
...or Krelm Toothpaste. I can never keep this straight. 
There are, however, benefits to living in the West as well.
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Fortunately, we have American Defence!
...or Krelm Toothpaste. I can never keep this straight. There are, however, benefits to living in the West as well.
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Deleted member jedakk
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Cheaper than building a wall along the boundary
Hadrian did it to keep out the riffraff, I guess we can too!
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The Kim Jung Can-Can
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(I think in the next move they all slice off their knickers with a quick swish of their sabres,
as a mark of gratitude and respect to their great leader,
but that shot's been suppressed)
This reminds me of something the author of The Orphan Master's Son said about his trip to North Korea to do research. It was when he finally asked the question, "Why do all the women wear the same shade of lipstick?" that they got pissed and essentially terminated his visit.
I think I'd be inclined to give that gentleman a wide berth, if I were you
Agreed, and the girls appear to rather like him, too.
Well, he is a bit of a hunk, apparently
I like the up to date military kit they show off at these parades - look at those guns!
They probably don't have a bullet for one of the guns...
Marcius
Tribune
The eye-watering moment a bullfighter suffers a horrifying injury when the 1,160lb beast gores his REAR
There are many articles, but using the Daily Wail one seems appropriate.
There are many articles, but using the Daily Wail one seems appropriate.
Are they seriously still making bolt action rifles for their military?
How do their nukes work, do they wind them up, do they have a big rubber band inside?
Is this a case of life imitating art?
And these are pictures of a woman with great melons - I think it's also a case of "you are what you eat"
RacingRodent
Consul
To be fair a lot of militaries keep some older weapons in stock for parades as the simpler lines tend to look better than all the fiddly kit on modern arms.
Repertor
Artifex Imaginum
RacingRodent
Consul
The Yeoman Warders of the Tower of London (and the similar but separate corps of Yeomen of the Guard) look anachronistic but every one of them has done serious service in a Commonwealth military and achieved warrant officer rank (think sergeant major, chief petty officer [ of a department] etc) .
Also because times they be a changing see if you can spot the odd one out
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Artifex Imaginum
Is that a yeowoman or a woyeoman?
RacingRodent
Consul
I Think she has great melons.
As for bolt-action rifles most high-power large bore sniper rifles are indeed bolt action as it is steadier than a semi-automatic rifle.
Just call her Ma'am and you will be safe enough
She has more than her colleagues that could do you damage....
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Artifex Imaginum
But she likes me. She is smiling on me.She has more than her colleagues that could do you damage....
Naraku
Draconarius
Those are DPRK copies of the Soviet SKS, a semi-automatic - not bolt action - rifle that was introduced in 1949. The Chinese version is still in production and it's likely the DPRK version is too. It is still in use in some 3rd world armies and with insurgent groups.
I bow to your superior knowledge Naraku, but you have to admit the design is still pretty damn old!
Those Chinese knock offs, sometimes it's hard to tell what's real and what isn't
Only buy genuine manufacturers parts, otherwise you may be disappointed
This one's got her eye on you Tree, watch out!
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RacingRodent
Consul
Mosin-Nagant Carbine
Note the cleaning rod under the fore-end of the full stock and the large bolt handle
SKS carbine
Note the three quarters stock, the gas return piston above the barrel, the small charging leaver (not a turn bolt) and the attached bayonet, Czech versions had a side ways deploying bayonet and the DPRK copied this as well as the Chinese copy of the original above.
Just going to leave those there
Note the cleaning rod under the fore-end of the full stock and the large bolt handle
SKS carbine
Note the three quarters stock, the gas return piston above the barrel, the small charging leaver (not a turn bolt) and the attached bayonet, Czech versions had a side ways deploying bayonet and the DPRK copied this as well as the Chinese copy of the original above.
Just going to leave those there