N.K. leader inspects potato factoryNorth Korean leader Kim Jong-un inspects Samjiyon Potato Farina Production Factory in Samjiyon, Ryanggang Province, in this photo provided by the Korean Central News Agency on April 4, 2019. (Yonhap)
Growing up on a farm, I can say anything grown on a farm cannot be made in a factory. As much as mankind tries to reproduce nature (tries to play God), something always gets lost in the process. Something. Always.
ChickenHead
7 years ago
“I can say anything grown on a farm cannot be made in a factory.”
Anthrax
setnaffa
7 years ago
CH is only partly correct. The farm-raised anthrax is harder to trace to disgruntled Hillary supporters.
Liz
7 years ago
I don’t always need anthrax, but when I do I use the all natural farm grown type.
ChickenHead
7 years ago
Only stinkin’ hippies prefer organic free-range anthrax.
setnaffa
7 years ago
LOL. I prefer my anthrax hermetically sealed, buried in deep subterranean vaults, on continents other than those I may ever visit, even accidentally.
KJU looks happy, “More food for me! More food for me!”
He looks like the real Mr Potato Head
His french name is Pomme de Terrible. 😆
so if nK has a factory that can make potatoes why are they starving? 😛
@Liz LOL 😆
Growing up on a farm, I can say anything grown on a farm cannot be made in a factory. As much as mankind tries to reproduce nature (tries to play God), something always gets lost in the process. Something. Always.
“I can say anything grown on a farm cannot be made in a factory.”
Anthrax
CH is only partly correct. The farm-raised anthrax is harder to trace to disgruntled Hillary supporters.
I don’t always need anthrax, but when I do I use the all natural farm grown type.
Only stinkin’ hippies prefer organic free-range anthrax.
LOL. I prefer my anthrax hermetically sealed, buried in deep subterranean vaults, on continents other than those I may ever visit, even accidentally.