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Headline o' the day

C/O the KCNA:

"Showrooms Thick in National Odor"

And the detail:

"There are in Kwangbok and Yongung Streets of Pyongyang Tourism Souvenir Showrooms where one can see the creative wisdom and sentiments of the Korean nation....According to Jong Sin, manager of the showrooms, lots of foreigners have visited the showrooms this year and said as one that they were happy to visit the showrooms deep in the odor of the Korean nation".

And if that don't fetch 'em, I don't know Arkansaw.

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Anonymous Anonymous said... 12:54 pm

It'll be the smell of that famous Korean vegetarian noodle dish - Not Poodle.  



Blogger Nick Drew said... 1:03 pm

nice one Geoff

altogether now, with one voice

we are happy to visit the showrooms deep ...  



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