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1987?

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Do wood fired cars need last long enough to need servicing?

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Nikolai and his old lady, Quaddafi, Saddam... Who are the ones in the bottom pic?

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Is the exif data still in the pics?

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Is the exif data still in the pics?

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I was guessing 1989.

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Snow coffee, living in tents, and buying guns to kill people pretty much sums up my lifestyle.

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Add in a chug at the end and you have Cola Warrior.

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Could of been his dad's favorite car, or it could just be he likes it. Those cars have a strange following.

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KJU doesn’t haven’t anything that wasn’t given to him by China. Trump isn’t “making a peace deal” with Nork, more like “silver or lead? You work for me now.”

There’s poor, and then there’s po’. Kim is po’.

Trump’s Trying To Figure Out How To Cover Kim Jong Un’s Hotel Bill In Singapore: Report

President Donald Trump’s summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is back on, but there are still a number of logistical issues that need to be addressed beforehand.

North Korea, a proud-yet-impoverished country, apparently needs another country to cover the costs of its supreme leader’s hotel stay at The Fullerton, an expensive five-star hotel in Singapore preferred by the North Koreans, The Washington Post reported Friday, citing two people familiar with preparations. The U.S. is reportedly trying to figure out how to discreetly pick up the tab without insulting the easily-agitated North Koreans. (RELATED: Trump: North Korea Summit Is BACK ON)

The president, on the other hand, is expected to stay at the Shangri-La during the highly-anticipated summit.

Paying Kim’s hotel bill is one of several important matters being discussed by the U.S. and North Korean teams in Singapore, teams led by White House deputy chief of staff Joe Hagin and Kim’s de facto chief of staff, Kim Chang Son. The cost of a presidential suite at The Fullerton can run as much as $6,000 a night, reports The Post.

It is unusual that there is a need for discretion given that the North Koreans have a history of demanding that other countries foot the bill for its participation in international events.

During the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea, Seoul agreed to spend $2.6 million to cover the costs of North Korea’s participation — not the athletes but rather the North’s massive collection of cheerleaders. (RELATED: North Korea Learns Crime Does Pay As South Korea Agrees To Pay Its Massive Olympic Bill)

For the first inter-Korean summit in 2000, South Korea reportedly paid North Korea $500 million to come to the table.

North Korea “constantly couples its diplomacy with demands for aid, especially cash, as though the international community has to pay for the privilege of engaging,” Robert Kelly, a professor of international relations at Pusan National University in South Korea, told The Washington Post back during the Olympics.

Apparently, the upcoming summit is no different, although the cost of the hotel is significantly lower, making such a payment less of a concession but still a problem. As North Korea is heavily sanctioned for its illicit weapons programs, the Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control would need to issue a waiver to temporarily suspend the application of sanctions for such payments to be possible.

There is the possibility the U.S. will ask the host country to cover the costs.

Much uncertainty has surrounded the Trump-Kim summit this past week, but it seems that the summit is definitely going to happen.

In response to several North Korean statements critical of the U.S. and the present administration, Trump canceled his planned summit with Kim last Thursday. Since then, both sides have engaged in serious talks to salvage the summit. Following a visit to the U.S., which included a visit to the White House by North Korean senior official Kim Yong Chol, who delivered a letter to Trump from his head of state, the president announced that the summit is going to take place on June 12. There is a lot to work out and not a lot of time.

In addition to logistical issues, the matter of denuclearization remains the biggest challenge of all.

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I can't help but think how a whole country that has had 70 years of constant brainwashing with anti-American propaganda, would not handle being westernized very well.

That little fucker has been told that we would kill him and his family just for shits and giggles. I know that there are a lot of defectors, but I have to think that some (or many) wouldn't play nice with us.

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I'm guessing 4chan knows exactly where it is by now.

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@toastandjam

Little Kim is my sister, Violet?