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[cacheSurfer]

I heard about these photos and I finally found them on the Internet.






...freedom is a beautiful thing isn't it?

[ryleeys]

Fairly certain that photo is an edited crock of ... Pyongyang and a few other cities would have some light.

[cacheSurfer]

[cacheSurfer]

i had this pic in my orginal post, but i deleted it because I thought it was the same photo.

[Pyongshin Sangja]

The North Koreans knew when the running dogs were sending the satellite over and Kim Jong Il personally emailed and text messaged all of them on their Pentium 4 PC's and PCS phones asking them politely to switch off the lights in their 4 bedroom houses, illuminated verandahs, walkways surrounding backyard swimming pools, Jaguars, Porsches and BMW's, luxurious penthouse apartments, supermarkets, 24 hour pizza restaurants and gas stations, convenience stores and highly developed public transportation infrastructure in order to lull the foolish Western devils into a false sense of superiority.

[ryleeys]

Frankly, I think China and Japan are far to undensly lit as well... but that's just me.

[schwa]

I'm happy to see Sokcho makes a little blip on your map. Whats all the light in the East Sea, especially in the southeast -- squidboats?

[the_beaver]

[ryleeys]

[mithridates]

I wonder if the average N. Korean knows more about astronomy than the ones here. I remember a story about a blackout in LA in the 90s when there were quite a few calls to 911 about a strange-looking object in the sky. The object was the Milky Way...

[ryleeys]

When I first clicked this thread, I thought it was about going to night clubs... I wonder if they have any good ones up north?

(random note: I went to a night club on Friday and a 40 year old ajumma tried to pick me up by buying me a $100 bottle of whiskey. )

[cacheSurfer]

[ryleeys]

No, most definitely not.

[cacheSurfer]

[jurassic5]