awesome story

and certainly not a spy because it is not hard hard for NK to put random people into SK to begin so why and a spy wants to be anything but famous.

MooMooMugi

United States10531 Posts

September 13 2012 02:10 GMT

#85

Inb4 that guys make a "Underground Raftroad" to S.Korea

Roe

Canada6002 Posts

September 13 2012 02:11 GMT

#86

On September 13 2012 11:04 Fenrax wrote:
awesome story

and certainly not a spy because it is not hard hard for NK to put random people into SK to begin so why and a spy wants to be anything but famous.

That's just what they want you to believe

Caphe

Vietnam10817 Posts

September 13 2012 02:41 GMT

#87

Many people here seems too excited for the guy. For all I know hes doomed if he won't comeback to NK or at least his family back in NK is doomed. NK gorvement will punish his family harsh if he doesn't come back. Unless hes some homeless guy that has no relatives but I really doubt that.

Yakota

Australia112 Posts

September 13 2012 03:09 GMT

#88

Obviously North Koreans are experts at planking

Chairman Ray

United States11903 Posts

September 13 2012 03:10 GMT

#89

First man to wake up after being drunk with good news

ghrur

United States3786 Posts

September 13 2012 03:15 GMT

#90

It's a spy!!!

Tiegrr

United States607 Posts

September 13 2012 03:24 GMT

#91

On September 13 2012 05:24 IceCube wrote:
The Hangover part III ??
Lol what a winner!

You stole my thunder.

amazingxkcd

GRAND OLD AMERICA16375 Posts

September 13 2012 03:26 GMT

#92

This man, I would trust him to be my tour guide!

slappy

United States1271 Posts

September 13 2012 03:26 GMT

#93

This just in-
Many drunk North Koreans floating toward South Korea!

lol wouldn't that be hilarious?

MountainDewJunkie

United States10344 Posts

September 13 2012 03:27 GMT

#94

Greatest story ever

TheSwedishFan

Sweden608 Posts

September 13 2012 03:51 GMT

#95

Sometimes, alcohol is good for you.

TheWorldToCome

United States452 Posts

September 13 2012 03:52 GMT

#96

Probably a North Korean secret agent that is going to spy on South Korea or something, seems too fishy to just escape NK by being drunk.

ShoCkeyy

7815 Posts

September 13 2012 03:53 GMT

#97

You really think that North Korea is going to let this kind of news hit the public anyways? lol ;p

Seeker

Where dat snitch at?37058 Posts

September 13 2012 03:54 GMT

#98

Why is it important to mention that he was drunk?

Voltaire

United States1485 Posts

September 13 2012 03:56 GMT

#99

On September 13 2012 12:54 SeeKeR wrote:
Why is it important to mention that he was drunk?

It makes the story more unlikely/amazing.

FabledIntegral

United States9232 Posts

September 13 2012 03:57 GMT

#100

I absolutely love reading interviews about North Korean reactions when exposed to the rest of the world. Not in some sort of sadistic way, but rather am always curious how aware they actually are of their conditions relative to the rest of the world. We hear that technology and communications from China continue to permeate into areas of North Korea, and I wonder how much of the population has true loyalty (which I suppose is still the vast majority) to North Korea and those who have to feign that they do.

I know my mother grew up in third world Taiwan, and despite Chiang Kai-Shek being absolutely awful to the native Taiwanese, was absolutely sobbing in tears when news that their leader passed away, as were all her friends. And the mass sobbing was completely legitimate - there wasn't even any media around. She was simply truly depressed for a matter of time.

On September 13 2012 12:10 Chairman Ray wrote:
First man to wake up after being drunk with good news

LOL