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Can confirm. Did some internet sleuthing and this was photographed at a Renaissance faire by "liquid Lindy photography" ( I'll spare you the fb link)

There are plenty of secular people who attend religious schools, and plenty of mostly-coopted religious holidays people could technically complain about (like Halloween), so the title isn't completely absurd

Rule of thumb.

Beep!

TIHI

I think essentially everybody agrees, the debate is where to put the lines for "can't" and "needs"

"I'm not one of those welfare queens... I'm disabled!"

Weird, I thought Trump was cool with bounties on government employees...

be me

American't social mediatard

Britbongs demand money

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Sorry if I didn't explain it well. What I mean is that dprk considers itself the "true" government of the Korean peninsula, and their terminology generally reflects this. Due to the functional reality of the ongoing conflict, "South Korea" is used often. Though it's used rarely, "North Korea" (literally north, functionally "unoccupied" or "free") does still show up occasionally in language.

Nerd sniped me enough to look it up. Both countries use different names for "all of korea." While the north generally refers to itself with the same term as all of korea, there are some contexts where there is a "north Korea" used.

Should have rotated the other way so the sun scrolls satisfyingly top-to-bottom.

Which is pretty decent, considering most humans are only one malicious document away from getting poisoned.