North Korean leader Kim Jong Il has died at 69,

[Cyrus]

Sounds like someone is spouting shit out their ass also known as their opinion and not backing shit up with facts.  Answer the ****ing question and don't respond with a smartass answer.  How about that?

I don't know any Korean supermodels but I do know that Koreans are some of the most beautiful people in the world.

Did you know there are Korean supremacists?

[Gina]

I don't know any Korean supermodels but I do know that Koreans are some of the most beautiful people in the world.

Did you know there are Korean supremacists?

No I didn't.  By all means, please elaborate.

[Mr Mannn]

[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSWN6Qj98Iw[/youtube]

Real or staged?

Cry or Die. That's the reality on the ground in North Korea.
Stop being such a politically correct wuss, and be thankful one of the world's most evil men has died.

[Cyrus]

No I didn't.  By all means, please elaborate.

I have met many Koreans online who believe in Korean supremacy. I am not racist but agree that Koreans are a great people.

[Cyrus]

Cry or Die. That's the reality on the ground in North Korea.
Stop being such a politically correct wuss, and be thankful one of the world's most evil men has died.

If South Korea is one of the biggest inventor countries and producers in science and technology imagine when North Korea is free.

Korean intellectuals will be dominating the entire world with new ideas.

[Eupher]

the only problem with this situation is the uncertainty that this brings out. I can certainly imagine that the Hillary's boys and girls, and DoD, have come up with all sorts of angles as to who is going to replace KJI and the politics behind the changes, but until the critter actually is in place for awhile and exhibits some sort of history, it's largely unknown what the new critter is going to do.

[Cyrus]

Beautiful Black woman talks about the cultural beauty of Koreans.

[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCuQTwmswrI[/youtube]

[Mr Mannn]

If South Korea is one of the biggest inventor countries and producers in science and technology imagine when North Korea is free.

Korean intellectuals will be dominating the entire world with new ideas.

You are a slave to political correctness. South Korea is only great because they are free. Freedom brings the best out in people.

The North Korean population are brainwashed slaves who literally worship their leader. It will take generations to break the chains of their mental slavery. Fully one third of North Koreans live in brutal concentration camps.

The best view of the difference between North and South id to look at the countries from a satellite.
Here they are at night. The south is full of light and life. The North cowers in darkness.

[DumbAss Tanker]

Well, I suppose there is always the chance he could turn out to be an improvement.  I understand an uncle is actually running the show as regent, which means the new Kim is not likely to make any change felt for some time (Assuming the uncle or the Nork General Staff don't off him as an inconvenience in the meantime).

[a777pilot]

I hope they have a civil war.

[BattleHymn]

I just talked to my buddy from South Korea today.  He said his father (who lives in Seoul) went out and bought a bunch of toilet paper and water today.    


I asked my friend for his South Korean perspective on the new guy (Kim Jong-un).  He said that Kim Jong-un wasn't groomed up enough to transfer a legacy over, like Kim Jong-il was, and that they didn't think he was calling the shots.  I asked him what he meant.   

I didn't get much time to listen, but among many things, he said that Kim-Il Sung had many projects done (sometimes overnight, so at to make the completion of the projects appear somewhat messianic) in the name of Kim Jong-il; such as covering or building a bridge, or erecting a small dam, etc., so that many North Koreans were made to believe that only Kim Jong-il could do these wonderful things, and so the transfer from Kim-Il Sung to Kim Jong-il was easier than what he thinks the current transfer will be like. 

He also alluded to Kim Jong-un perhaps being half Japanese, which he says might be a problem, too.         

[NHSparky]

I am trying to think about any famous Korean supermodels.   Do you know any?

I love gazin on some Grace Park...

[thundley4]

I love gazin on some Grace Park...

The best part of Hawaii 5-0.

[JakeStyle]

I am trying to think about any famous Korean supermodels.   Do you know any?

I don't know if she qualifies as a supermodel, but Sung Hi Lee is pure awesome.

[Bondai]

Nomo siki ah......May he burn in hell. The problem with dictator's is there is always another one in line to take the place of the one we just got rid of.

[Gina]

Nomo siki ah......May he burn in hell. The problem with dictator's is there is always another one in line to take the place of the one we just got rid of.

Note there has never been a female dicktator 

[a777pilot]

Really?  What about Sophie Friederike Auguste?

[Gina]

Really?  What about Sophie Friederike Auguste?

All I see is

She was the daughter of Victor Frederick, Prince of Anhalt-Bernburg, and Albertine of Brandenburg-Schwedt (1712–1750), and married Frederick Augustus, Prince of Anhalt-Zerbst, 22 May 1764 at Ballenstedt am Harz. Due to a conflict with Prussia, Frederick Augustus had been living in exile since 1758, and the couple settled in Basel in 1765. She was in contact with Isaak Iselin and Peter Ochs and was dedicated the book "Geschichte der Stadt und Landschaft Basel" (1786). In 1780-1791, she left apart from her spouse, who moved to Luxemburg.

In 1793, her husband died childless, and his territories were divided among his relatives. The area of Jever, which allowed for female succession, was inherited by his sister Catherine the Great. Friederike was appointed regent-governor in Jever on Catherine's behalf in April 1793. She is descrived as an active regent who introduced many reforms. She was forced to resign when Jever was taken by France under Napoleon in October 1806.

She spent her remaining life with her sister Christine at Coswig Castle.

[a777pilot]

Then yhou got it wrong:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catherine_the_Great

She is or was Catherine the Great.

[Gina]

Then yhou got it wrong:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catherine_the_Great

She is or was Catherine the Great.

skimmed over that LONG ass thing, so what did she do wrong?  did I miss something?

[DefiantSix]

Note there has never been a female dicktator 

For some reason, Emelda Marcos and Corizon Aquino both come to mind.
Then Amivi Gama - Of East Timoris also ringing bells

[Gina]

For some reason, Emelda Marcos and Corizon Aquino both come to mind.

the shoe ladies?

[a777pilot]

skimmed over that LONG ass thing, so what did she do wrong?  did I miss something?

What did you miss?  Two things: 1. She was a woman.  and 2.  She was a dictator.

[Gina]

What did you miss?  Two things: 1. She was a woman.  and 2.  She was a dictator.

ah ha....just looked up my trusty Webster's and By George you are correct. 

I was associating Dictators with ruler's that committed atrocious crimes like mass murder. 

dic·ta·tor [ dík tàytÉ™r ]   
powerful ruler: a leader who rules a country with absolute power, usually by force
bossy person: somebody who is regarded as behaving in an autocratic or domineering way
authority on subject: somebody whose opinions on a subject are listened to and followed by society at large
Synonyms: ruler, tyrant, despot, autocrat, authoritarian, totalitarian

[DefiantSix]

the shoe ladies?

Yeah them (well, Emelda, anyway).  There's a reason the Marcos' got their asses chased out of the Philippines and have to live out the rest of their days on Gilligans Island.