KFC is coming to North Korea!!
link: http://news.asiaone.com/News/Latest+News/Asia/Story/A1Story20110714-289099.html
link: http://news.asiaone.com/News/Latest+News/Asia/Story/A1Story20110714-289099.html
KFC is coming to North Korea!!
link: http://news.asiaone.com/News/Latest+News/Asia/Story/A1Story20110714-289099.html
I agree. And I hate kids. But whether it's music, science, languages, whatever it is, if you can get them by how fun and interesting it is then they'll not only learn a lot more, they'll enjoy learning. Give a kid a kids recorders, or sit them in front of some dreary old git who just talks at them, and they'll hate the subject and come to hate learning. Give them drums, or a teacher they can really interact with and some experiments to do, and they're yours to do with what you will. (That sounds bad, doesn't it? )What I gotta say is, the kids were super receptive and I absolutely loved that.
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But it was awesome to see kids totally getting into science, I always love that.
I agree. And I hate kids. But whether it's music, science, languages, whatever it is, if you can get them by how fun and interesting it is then they'll not only learn a lot more, they'll enjoy learning. Give a kid a kids recorders, or sit them in front of some dreary old git who just talks at them, and they'll hate the subject and come to hate learning. Give them drums, or a teacher they can really interact with and some experiments to do, and they're yours to do with what you will. (That sounds bad, doesn't it? )
Wait... Kim Jong-Il is my trainer?
O_O
That's brilliant. :lol:
It's both. The guy has no legs (as visible in the second picture if you look closely) and the tricycle is the "sporty" version of a wheelchair: You got the "pedals" in front of you and operate them with your hands instead of feet.Handicapped? Quite aside from the fact that the word went pretty much out of use years ago, isn't that some kind of tricycle rather than a wheelchair?
Wait... Kim Jong-Il is my trainer?
O_O
It's both. The guy has no legs (as visible in the second picture if you look closely) and the tricycle is the "sporty" version of a wheelchair: You got the "pedals" in front of you and operate them with your hands instead of feet.
We had the rods inside of a huge tube, and you could blow the air on the top, causing the electric pulses to be forced down, unable to rise.
God if you motherfuckers look into this as innuendo, I am so gonna piss myself.