Their future’s so bright, they’ve got to wear shades


SOUTH KOREA’S spy agency reported recently that the defence minister of a neighbour had been publicly executed. Before a large crowd of people, the man was allegedly shot by anti-aircraft weapons.

These are guns that are used to down pressurised and winged metallic tubes that fly overhead at over 600 mph, a fact that wasn’t alleged at all. In short, the late defence minister had, well, allegedly, been obliterated.

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