New N. Korean stamps for 2019A new North Korean stamp, released for the new year, is seen in this photo from the country’s Korean Central News Agency on Jan. 2, 2019. (Yonhap)
The perspective of the train does not match the building behind it… and neither match reality.
Bonus Question:
What gas is in the balloons?
It cannot be helium… as imported helium would not be squandered on the joy of children.
That pretty much leaves hydrogen… the children’s balloons’s lighter-than-air gas of choice for the third world… with amazing results when dad’s cigarette bumps into it.
Tangerines paid for that train.
Somebody needs to go back to art school.
The perspective of the train does not match the building behind it… and neither match reality.
Bonus Question:
What gas is in the balloons?
It cannot be helium… as imported helium would not be squandered on the joy of children.
That pretty much leaves hydrogen… the children’s balloons’s lighter-than-air gas of choice for the third world… with amazing results when dad’s cigarette bumps into it.