Possepalooza!
Kim Jong Il has a posse.
Here.
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5 comments:
What if they made a posse and nobody came?
Team America, fuck yeah!
Yet more evidence for the productivity of natural languages. I'm quite certain that the terms 'Kim Jong Il' and 'posse' have heretofore never occurred in the same sentence.
I'm quite certain that the terms 'Kim Jong Il' and 'posse' have heretofore never occurred in the same sentence.
Google says otherwise.
The sentence 'According to the article, Ha says that a high-ranking North Korean government official told him that Kim Jung-woon, the alleged heir of the current leader Kim Jong Il, initiated a posse of up to 10 North Korean cyber specialists to carry out this cyber attack operation.' was used in 2009,
and
'Kim Jong Il and the NK Posse Are Ready to Throw Down' was used in 2006.
Can you tell that I'm supposed to be grading right now?
Can you tell that I'm supposed to be grading right now?
Ah, I stand corrected. But at least I'm done grading ;)
If I ever form a band, I'm going to name it 'Kim Jong Il and the NK Posse'. That's just beautiful.
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