Did a 14-year-old write the captions?

Elbow Sex!

Typical Asians.

I bought a bottle of that beer when I visited the DMZ. It was actually better than the South Korean beer I had.

Gnome Chomsky: I bought a bottle of that beer when I visited the DMZ. It was actually better than the South Korean beer I had.

Was going to ask how much that beer is in USD.

Joanie Loves Chachi


/meow, kitty cat

Pesky_Humans: All of the episodes are good, but the North Korea documentary is phenomenal.

Of all the various DPRK documentaries, that one is by the far the most entertaining.

/the karaoke scene with Shane bellowing "Anarchy in the UK" is the most surreal thing ever.

SkittleBrau: Gnome Chomsky: I bought a bottle of that beer when I visited the DMZ. It was actually better than the South Korean beer I had.

Was going to ask how much that beer is in USD.

About 4.44 USD.

the uniforms on those NK guards look cheap, like they were made in China.

Gnome Chomsky: I bought a bottle of that beer when I visited the DMZ. It was actually better than the South Korean beer I had.

North Korean beer is best Korean beer!

'High Five!"

ArcadianRefugee: Gnome Chomsky: I bought a bottle of that beer when I visited the DMZ. It was actually better than the South Korean beer I had.

North Korean beer is best Korean beer!

s1ugg0: ArcadianRefugee: Gnome Chomsky: I bought a bottle of that beer when I visited the DMZ. It was actually better than the South Korean beer I had.

North Korean beer is best Korean beer!

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Makali?

walkerhound: Typical Asians.

They look hungry

Lots of three-legged tigers in the DMZ.

Gnome Chomsky: I bought a bottle of that beer when I visited the DMZ. It was actually better than the South Korean beer I had.

That's because Dear Leader pees in every vat.

Beer at the DMZ? Things sure have changed since I toured it in 1987. Do they still let you into the building where the cease fire was signed? It's situated half in each country and there was a white line painted on the walls, floor and table inside to let you know which country you were in.

ImperialHazman: s1ugg0: ArcadianRefugee: Gnome Chomsky: I bought a bottle of that beer when I visited the DMZ. It was actually better than the South Korean beer I had.

North Korean beer is best Korean beer!

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Makali?

Unfiltered beer fermentation.

This site (Fark) has an odd fascination with North Korea. I actually applaud it. I have learned a lot from the MANY links in the past.



Maybe "Fark" can help this planet in an odd way?

/this was a real compliment to the posters in the past.

/yes I am a dork. But I AM older than most folks posting. Hint is the "54" on my screen name references my birth year.


I might have visited near some of those pics.

Is the price of that beer in wulongs?

Killer Cars: Pesky_Humans: All of the episodes are good, but the North Korea documentary is phenomenal.

Of all the various DPRK documentaries, that one is by the far the most entertaining.

/the karaoke scene with Shane bellowing "Anarchy in the UK" is the most surreal thing ever.

The Lisa Ling National Geographic special is also pretty fantastic! It's on Netflix and Amazon Prime, and I vaguely remember seeing it on the National Geographic site, too.

/Just rewatched it this week. The ending ... man, talk about surreal.

Comsamvimes: Is the price of that beer in wulongs?

Wombats, actually...

North Koreans may want increased contact with the West, but Kim Jong Il sure doesn't.
Other than his regular shipment of cognac, that is.

Flab: Better pictures of Best Korea, If you have a few dozen hours to spare.

It is the mouthpiece through which the DPRK regime propagates its autistic world-view to its subjects
I've never heard them described that way. But I guess it's appropriate.

SkittleBrau: Gnome Chomsky: I bought a bottle of that beer when I visited the DMZ. It was actually better than the South Korean beer I had.

Was going to ask how much that beer is in USD.

$5.

Flab, the best photos of the DPRK are Eric Lafforgue's (new window)
I agree that Kernbeisser's are great and I consider him second in the hierarchy of DPRK photographers. I have learned from both. Like me these guys go back regularly and see more of the society than the typical tourist.



I have been to the DMZ three times but from the North only. It is relaxed and they even sell souvenirs now. I understand the tour from the south is rigid with rules. Funny to see DPRK beer in the south. That particular brand is jammed at us every night for dinner. The beer drinkers say it is not bad. Acorn Soju, now that is nasty liquor. .

My DMZ photos from the north may be seen HERE (new window)

Tennessee Slim: I've been to JSA Panmunjom and the blue conference rooms in the pictures. I thought about doing the whole Homer Simpson, "now I'm North Korea, now I'm in South Korea, now I'm in North Korea" thing, but I didn't think the guards would be amused.

/csb

I can tell you from experience that it didn't amuse them at all.

How much of a pain is it to get in on one of those tours to DPRK as an american citizen? Seems like there's some people who have first hand knowledge here.