Since Kim Jong-Il's long range missile came up short, is he trying to make up for it with some short spurts?

Question

Seems very important to him to prove he has the stamina and power to go the distance despite the impotence of his mighty intercontinental missile.

Haven't we seen this kind of behavior on playgrounds?

I always find it interesting that the America bashers, particularly the suicidal and seditious ones actually in the U.S.A., take every opportunity to change the topic to their hatred for their own country. I actually find very few people from other countries feel the need to bash us. Oh, they may dislike some of the things we do, understandably, as we are in competition, but they must wonder at the kind of country we are to tolerate the nonsense that people come up with that is unrelated to the topic at hand. From Kim Jong-Il's behavior to America's? Is this really the side you are on, simsjk? Is it really necessary to bash this country EVERY time a topic comes up that is even remotely related? Is America's behavior toward Kim Jong-Il so poor that you must take Kim Jong-Il's side by trying to make him look good compared to America in such a silly way? My comments were meant to be silly. You don't realize how silly yours looked. Try to stay on topic, please. It's boring us.

Answer 1

LOL, we have seen this on playgrounds. Unfortunately this is serious. As for his "short comings" it's kind of like a 70 year old man wanting to buy a Ferrari, he thinks if his missile is long enough he can get what he wants. The other spurts were just premature.

Answer 2

Yes there are lots of bullies on the school playgrounds.. The ones that impose their rules on weaker people, and if they do not comply they get beaten up...
Rather like America has done to Yugoslavia, Afganistan and Iraq and is now threatening Iran and N Korea..
These bullies should be expelled from school.

Answer 3

playground? or uhh *cough* *cough* *cough*