If your sister holds a gun to the head of the surgeon during the procedure, things will turn out well.
“He burned my Barbie in 2nd Grade. Nick an artery or something”
I hadn’t heard the Dear Leader had a sister, so I went looking for info.
If she smiled she would be pretty, but dang, for one so young she looks awfully hard.
The three Kims in a row all have miraculous stories attached to their birth, I wonder if she’s got something prepped and ready to go.
And the leader of China is Eleven Jinping.
Kaiser Wilhelm II (yes, the second), British Empress Victoria’s eldest grandchild, had a brother, Prince Henry, who very carefully focused on his naval career, and later motorcars - he reportedly invented a windshield wiper and the car horn - and established a racing formula, predecessor of the Grand Prix. Politics were not his game. He knew his limits.
The world would probably have been a better place if Wilhelm had had the same self-awareness.
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(emphasis added) That’s right, if she’s going to survive and maybe rule with an iron boot in one of the most repressive dictatorships anywhere ever, why can’t she at least be PRETTY?
I don’t understand your response. Could you explain it please?
It was a sarcastic response to Baker who raised the question of how pretty she is, which is a total *non sequitur *when discussing who will take over from a series of cruel dictators in a country with repression of legendary proportions.
My opinion, of course. I do not speak for Roderick Femm.
Evil queens are frequently beautiful in the movies and comic books.
Going farther back, the joke (Robin Williams?) was Dan Quayle wearing a Macolm X hat, thinking it said “Malcom the 10th.”
For goodness sake, I was simply commenting on my opinion of her looks. Yes, they are irrelevant to her abilities or potential. It’s just I’d never seen a picture of her before. I would hope, kind of knowing me, that you all don’t think I was being sexist or bigoted.
I think the rather cogent point (if you look at the photo he linked) was how very hard she she looks. It’s not mere facial structure, but seems to be very much a matter of her character shining through onto her face.
And I’m usually the first to complain about women being judged by their looks. No, she looks mean as a snake.
I think the rather cogent point (if you look at the photo he linked) was how very hard she she looks. It’s not mere facial structure, but seems to be very much a matter of her character shining through onto her face.
And I’m usually the first to complain about women being judged by their looks. No, she looks mean as a snake.
In that photo. It’s very easy (and common) for someone to search through a boatload of photos and cherry pick ones that best fits a particular image.
https://www.theafricareport.com/media/2020/04/Webp.net-resizeimage-87.jpg
I don’t know about a poster here or George W. Bush, but I was a witness to U.S. Sen. J. Strom Thurmond’s reading from a script at a hearing and reading “Kim Jong Il” as “Kim Jong the Second.” He apparently didn’t realize his error and no one corrected him. This would have been some time from 2000 to 2002. He retired in Jan. 2003 and died a few months later.
That’s all you. Nearly anybody can be caught with an expression like that in a photograph.
Bolding mine. I’m female!!!:D:p
Baker I think it was the phrasing. You’ve undoubtedly run across frequent requests to see a smile, being told to smile, and so on. “Pretty if she would smile” is another frequent variant on that. For some people it’s a sore spot (including me, to be honest).
Your point that she comes across as hard may be valid. I saw sadness in that picture, but it’s all subject and impossible to know.
Now, back to Kim Jong Un - any news? Has he been seen?