Best Korea fires mortars at Worst Korea - Developing Story - Polidicks

[QUOTE=callumshell;26394619]Yes.[/QUOTE] It is the worst thing you can do. Air vents will trap all the radiation inside the building. You are supposed to hide under your nearest school desk or in a fridge.

China sides with Seoul in any case of unification! :buddy:

If world war 3 did happen would they close down school? Because if so...I'm kinda hoping Best Korea fires some shells...

[QUOTE=Foo King;26399560]If world war 3 did happen would they close down school? Because if so...I'm kinda hoping Best Korea fires some shells...[/QUOTE] I am 11 years old.

[QUOTE=Explosions;26399566]I am 11 years old.[/QUOTE] 17 and a Senior in high school, winter exams are coming up and I'd like to not have to worry about them.

[QUOTE=Foo King;26399589]17 and a Senior in high school, winter exams are coming up and I'd like to not have to worry about them.[/QUOTE] I am now 10 years old and want a lollipop.

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-lADZG6-PI[/media]

This thread is now the second most viewed thread in the news section (the world?)

[QUOTE=Foo King;26399589]17 and a Senior in high school, winter exams are coming up and I'd like to not have to worry about them.[/QUOTE] So you would rather worry about a (possibly nuclear) war?

[QUOTE=Foo King;26399589]17 and a Senior in high school, winter exams are coming up and I'd like to not have to worry about them.[/QUOTE] So radiation poisoning, puking your guts out, dying of cancer tumors all over your body, starvation, no electricity, your whole family dead, on the brink of cannibalism

[QUOTE=Beafman;26400749]So radiation poisoning, puking your guts out, dying of cancer tumors all over your body, starvation, no electricity, your whole family dead, on the brink of cannibalism[/QUOTE] Don't worry man, he's got plenty of rad-away.

[QUOTE=Beafman;26400749]So radiation poisoning, puking your guts out, dying of cancer tumors all over your body, starvation, no electricity, your whole family dead, on the brink of cannibalism[/QUOTE] Who wouldn't?! Those exams are HARD :rolleyes:

[QUOTE=callumshell;26393989]Here is an accurate representation of the things to come. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUU3rhkagLA[/media][/QUOTE] Who turned the heater on

[QUOTE=Miskatonic;26400341]This thread is now the second most viewed thread in the news section (the world?)[/QUOTE] What's the first?

i guess everybody doesn't care anymore about this what a surprise, north korea did nothing

[QUOTE=Beafman;26400749]So radiation poisoning, puking your guts out, dying of cancer tumors all over your body, starvation, no electricity, your whole family dead, on the brink of cannibalism[/QUOTE] At that point I'd probably just shoot myself.

I'm surprised this thread hasn't died yet.

[QUOTE=Emperor Scorpious II;26421427]I'm surprised this thread hasn't died yet.[/QUOTE] Best Korea deserves some more time in the spot light.

[QUOTE=Emperor Scorpious II;26421427]I'm surprised this thread hasn't died yet.[/QUOTE] I better not see one of these every again, North Korea doesn't deserve attention with no consequences.

South Korea to hold artillery drills near border with North [quote]South Korea plans to hold major artillery training exercises next week – including some in an area close to its disputed maritime border with the North, media in Seoul reported today. Analysts warned the move, which emerged as the South's military completed joint drills with a US aircraft carrier group, could increase tensions already running high in the wake of last week's attack by the North. China's foreign minister called for restraint, and said all parties should avoid any actions that could "inflame the situation". "Our general goal is for all sides to exercise calm and restraint and to make every effort to avoid such incidents recurring," Yang Jiechi said. Yang Jiechi said China, North Korea's main ally, did not seek to "protect any side" and would not "pour oil on the flames", according to the official Xinhua news agency. The shelling last week of Yeonpyeong island killed two civilians and two soldiers. Pyongyang said it was responding to the South's live-fire drill. The South Korean news agency Yonhap said the military had issued an advisory notice to local vessels for a six-day period from next Monday, covering 29 locations. Although Yeonpyeong island is not on the list, Daecheong island – just south of the Northern limit line – is one of the Yellow Sea areas included, according to officials from the Korea Hydrographic and Oceanographic Administration. The plan was to "beef up its defence-readiness posture against any possible additional provocations by North Korea", it said, quoting officials. The news agency cited government sources as saying separate artillery drills would take place in waters off Yeonpyeong soon. The outgoing defence minister, Kim Tae-young, told a parliamentary committee yesterday the military was seeking "an appropriate time" for those exercises. Reuters said the defence ministry would not comment on the Yonhap report. A South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff officer said Seoul and Washington were discussing whether to conduct more joint military drills this month or early next month. Analysts believe the most likely outcome of the current standoff is further negotiations, and that North Korea's actions are in part intended to push Seoul and Washington back towards talks based on giving the North aid in exchange for a pledge on scaling back its nuclear capabilities. The US has described its participation in this week's manoeuvres as a deterrent while the South's defence minister warned there was an "ample possibility" of a provocation by the North when the USS George Washington aircraft carrier leaves today. But some analysts warned that more military drills could escalate a delicate situation by angering the North. "The overall situation might be intensified and a new crisis might be brought by doing this," said Professor Chu Shulong, an expert on international security at Beijing's Tsinghua University. He added: "Because of the Cheonan incident in March and the shelling in Yeonpyeong, [South Korean] people are angry and their anger has not been addressed yet. They are not happy with the reaction of the government. "At the same time, South Korea cannot attack North Korea. They can only express their anger through military drills; it is their only way to show the determination to defend their country and to warn the North." Dr Leonid Petrov, an expert on the North at the University of Sydney, added: "Conservatives in Pyongyang and Seoul are driving the situation to a new extreme." He argued that Lee's choice was effectively to "either go to war with North Korea or reverse his policy and return to the sunshine policy [of his predecessors] and renege on his electoral promises". Petrov added that the "responsible" course for the US would be to talk to the North. Beijing – under pressure to rein in its ally – threw the ball back into Washington's court by calling for an emergency meeting of the six nations involved in the stalled aid-for-denuclearisation talks. But the US, South Korea and Japan have snubbed that proposal, instead planning to hold trilateral talks next week. "I think there has to be a seriousness on the part of the North Koreans to get back to these [six-party] talks," said the White House spokesman, Robert Gibbs. Japan sent its envoy to the nuclear talks to China today. The senior North Korean leader Choe Thae Bok is currently in Beijing and China's state councillor Dai Bingguo is expected to travel to Pyongyang shortly. A Russian nuclear envoy, Grigory Logvinov, will meet officials in Seoul today to discuss the attack, the six-party talks and other issues, said South Korea's foreign ministry.[/quote] [url]http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/dec/01/south-korea-artillery-border-north[/url]

Just watching vice guide to North Korea... poor teagirl. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6ixGYzbLz0&feature=related[/media]

Tea girl will be saved no mater the costs.

I'd support an invasion just for the tea girl :saddowns:

Oh man world war 3 sure is intense am I right guys

[QUOTE=Cuntsman;26434239]Oh man world war 3 sure is intense am I right guys[/QUOTE] oh god we're all turning half-animal baby vagina was right :saddowns:

Well, November has pasted and no war...

[QUOTE=madmax678;26456195]Well, November has pasted and no war...[/QUOTE] maybe it has not been declared nor enacted yet, but the gears may still have been indefinitely set in motion through the events late last month.

[QUOTE=daijitsu;26467728]maybe it has not been declared nor enacted yet, but the gears may still have been indefinitely set in motion through the events late last month.[/QUOTE]Or it'll end up the same as all the other shit NK has flung over the half century since the war.

[QUOTE=madmax678;26456195]Well, November has pasted and no war...[/QUOTE] Let's keep it that way, the Korean people deserve to be reunified without more bloodshed. We don't need another Korean war.

Sigh* I just hope if this does turn into a war soon, let it be after christmas atleast... :ohdear: