It was in fact a bunch of N. Koreans who tossed a long tube of painted cardboard.
Knowing the North Koreans, their definition of "long range" rocket is one that doesn't explode on the launch pad.
It's all a mistake. Obviously someone was playing starcraft and alt-tabbed by accident.
Or they threw a paper plane over the border.
While frowning (that makes it an aggression, see).
Looks like it was launched successfully. Now people are panicking.
Where's the 10 bucks?
All I hear is the sound of sabres rattling.
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Here you are. 10 internet dollars.
-hands the money-
Did you know this section has a character limit?
What has John got to do with a North Korean satellite?
They do have medals for almost, and they're called silver!
All hail
@ Talby: -Picks up sabre and starts shaking it-
Mine's not rattling. This is really more like angrily brandishing it.
-Puts it in the sheath-
Oh, there's the rattling.
edited 12th Dec '12 7:21:01 PM by Malph
So, in the U.S., randomly stripping is a signal that you want to sing the national anthem? - That Human
North Korea fires long range missile, South Korea reports.
10 bucks says it didn't make it to international waters.
"Allah may guide their bullets, but Jesus helps those who aim down the sights."