Giving free P.R. to the upcoming movie The Interview, which is a comedy about a couple of yayhoos recruited by the CIA to whack the
"The enemies have gone beyond the tolerance limit in their despicable moves to dare hurt the dignity of the supreme leadership," a North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman told the country's state-run news agency Wednesday.Dude, this is what comes of not having the intertubes in your country. Internet 101, dude: Don't Feed The Trolls. If they get a rise out of you like that, they're just going to keep yanking your chain.
Besides, the movie is obviously just as much making fun of the CIA as it is your Austin Powers-villains-meet-the-Star Wars-cantina national leadership, and you don't see Langley issuing any turgid pressers about it, do you? No, you don't. That's because the CIA are grownups that know how to handle mockery; Franco and Rogen better hire food tasters.
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"CIA are grownups"? Maybe early pubescent teenagers, but hardly grownups.
ReplyDeleteDear Leader's vengeance is inevitabrrlll...inevitabrrlll!
ReplyDeleteDon't be breaking his balls, Seth Rogan. Your breaking his balls.
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juvat beat me to it.
ReplyDeleteRemember not too long ago when there was a political hit, if the right person got offed it meant the CIA didn't do it?
Good topic for June 25th...
ReplyDeleteThey have obviously also failed to learn from Islam.
ReplyDeleteNo one cares how offended you are until you start blowing people up.
that's absolutely precious. :)
ReplyDeleteYour snark almost went by me this time. I was sure you were talking about our very own Hope and Change.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to the future US president who will, on his/her first day in office, destroy North Korea's leadership as an example to the rest of the world.
ReplyDeleteIt would be more impressive than a meeting with the Canadian ambassador or signing executive orders.