North Korea Nuclear Test Successful

[Blaze]

Your mom is so fat, when she fell over, the world thought north korea was testing nuclear weapons.

LOL.  I love you.

[Sidoh]

Your mom is so fat, when she fell over, the world thought north korea was testing nuclear weapons.

HAHA.

I really hope NK nukes someone and misses.  Missle goes straight up and comes straight down.

I hope they don't have nuclear weapons.

[leet_muffin]

My physics professor touched on this for a few minutes at the end of class.  He said that no one was totally sure that they had succeeded in detonating a nuclear fission bomb.  He said the detected disturbances could have easily been the charges used to cause the implosion that initiates the fission reaction.  There are several spy planes attempting to collect air samples containing the nuclear products of the reaction (Cs and some other element.  they were suspected to have used plutonium), which was supposed to take about a week.

They did. There was.

[Sidoh]

Nice job replying almost a week later. :P

[AntiVirus]

Lol, well there was a Fox News special thing about this last night.  So maybe he is replying because it's fresh in his mind?  They did talk about what you said, too.

[Sidoh]

Lol, well there was a Fox News special thing about this last night.  So maybe he is replying because it's fresh in his mind?  They did talk about what you said, too.

I said that it would take them a week or more to complete the tests about a week ago, which is why I mentioned that. ;)

[AntiVirus]

Lol, well there was a Fox News special thing about this last night.  So maybe he is replying because it's fresh in his mind?  They did talk about what you said, too.

I said that it would take them a week or more to complete the tests about a week ago, which is why I mentioned that. ;)

Lmao!! Ooh, I got'cha.  Must have just slipped my mind.

[Newby]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061016/ap_on_go_ca_st_pe/us_nkorea_test

[disco]

Blaming the United States for instigating U.N. Security Council sanctions against it, North Korea today called the resolution approved over the weekend a "declaration of war."

[Newby]

Blaming the United States for instigating U.N. Security Council sanctions against it, North Korea today called the resolution approved over the weekend a "declaration of war."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/rss/-/2/hi/asia-pacific/6057718.stm

Good stuff. Let's just nuke N. Korea and get it overwith.

Too bad their pussy sized bombs probably won't reach us! :)

But it warned "we will deliver merciless blows without hesitation to whoever tries to breach our sovereignty and right to survive under the excuse of carrying out the UN Security Council resolution."

And a second test? After declaring that they won't be friendly? Haha. I hope they are eradicated before they can test their second nuke.

[leet_muffin]

Their leader, and therefor, their entire population, believes that they've been at war with us since 1945 (Korean war.).

[MyndFyre]

Their leader, and therefor, their entire population, believes that they've been at war with us since 1945 (Korean war.).

I don't know about that.  Their leader, no doubt, but there is internal thought that just doesn't get noticed.  See 1984 for an example.

They ought to have their second test in Pyongyang to *REALLY* show the country how powerful they are.

[rabbit]

Nope.  The government controls the single TV station, single radio station, and single newspaper.  All of them are filled with war propaganda.  Most NK citizens do believe they've been at war for 60 years.

[Joe]

My driver's ed teacher was discussing the schedule for simulation and range, and he said he was confident the only things that would change the current schedule would be him getting sick, hurt, killed, or N. Korea nuking us. :)

[leet_muffin]

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Their leader, and therefor, their entire population, believes that they've been at war with us since 1945 (Korean war.).

I don't know about that.  Their leader, no doubt, but there is internal thought that just doesn't get noticed.  See 1984 for an example.

They ought to have their second test in Pyongyang to *REALLY* show the country how powerful they are.

Well, I'm sure there is some internal thought that doesn't get noticed. There must be. But, just like in 1984, I doubt it will have any effect on the nation's outcome.