Post: #101

It would be amazing to visit the villages up there, but seems impossible since they have 2 guards following you.

Post: #102

I have a buddy that went to Oxford and hit up North Korea during his gap year. It made for quite the bar story.

That being said, he couldn't get off the "official" tour and I will never ever go in my lifetime. I will never give a single cent to that tyrannical regime.

Fuck North Korea.

Post: #103

(04-27-2014 09:26 AM)HankRearden Wrote:  Fuck North Korea.

Lol you could convince people your an alien there, because they have no contact with the outside world, feck, I wanna go there one day.

Post: #104

(04-27-2014 09:28 AM)HasanH Wrote:  

(04-27-2014 09:26 AM)HankRearden Wrote:  Fuck North Korea.

Lol you could convince people your an alien there, because they have no contact with the outside world, feck, I wanna go there one day.

Yeah...

but it's also the largest concentration camp in the world...

and you wouldn't get to speak to regular people anyways...

So...

Fuck North Korea.

Post: #105

Haven't read through the thread but have any of you met North Koreans while traveling?

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

Post: #106

BB, there's a north korean restaurant managed by the NK government in phenom phen. It has NK girls and fair food at high prices. I guess it's for the experience.

GO drop some White God Factor on dem bishes.

Post: #107

Yeah, it is supposedly money laundry part of North Korean led "Office 39" crime syndicate, that operates smuggling, counterfeiting dollars, drug dealing and other type of fishy business for purpose of acquiring foreign currency for the dear leader. Apparently, one of the most successful Asian crime syndicates.

Office 39 - gotta give them credit for badass James Bond novel style name.

Post: #108

Has anyone or does anyone know anybody who has their NK flag?
Great advice about going to the Pyongyang restaurant chain in Cambodia or Naam to get the flag, I'm gonna give it a crack next time I'm there!

Post: #109

Wow a forum of international playboys and no one has the NK flag.

You see now why they keep to their ways. They have the only social system on earth that has prevented us from fucking their women.

Post: #110

Can't imagine what North Korean food would taste like.

Post: #111

I think if they ever topple the NK government, it would be a goldmine uncharted territory. Basically Korean but with a 'no plastic surgery guarantee'.

Post: #112

You should check out NE China.

Post: #113

(04-12-2015 12:21 AM)elcidcampeador Wrote:  You should check out NE China.

Hmmm

Post: #114

(04-13-2015 12:21 AM)Phoenix Wrote:  

(04-12-2015 12:21 AM)elcidcampeador Wrote:  You should check out NE China.

Hmmm

NE China has the major concentration of expat N. Koreans. If anyone journeys there and gives it a try, please post a data sheet.

Post: #115

I just did a quick bit of research - it gets down to -40c up there. So any explorers should bring their artic gear

Post: #116

There seem to be a decent number of them who defected to the south. With that said, I really do find the idea of scoring while in that country far more amusing than I should.

Aside from the curiosity of how people live while in a totalitarian regime, I could imagine even the idea of possibly running away to a free country the easiest way into some pants anyone could imagine. Or the exact opposite and you get shut out hard before you even open your mouth from being from the evil west.

Post: #117

LMR = Armed Guards

There might be a way to pull this for sure.

Post: #118

I have a close blood relative that has lived in NK for 3 years. I might identify myself if I give more info than that. He is very active on social media about his experiences. He has two men watching him every time he is in public. They submit independent reports of his actions in public. There is a bug in his room and he has shown it to me in skype conversations. My relative has to sneak around to interact with NK nationals outside of his normal work duties teaching at a school for elites. He is not a player and very conservative so I don't have any useful data for the forum. He is one of few Americans in NK.

Post: #119

I live in NE China and work at a major university. In my apartment building on campus there are 6 North Korean girls. All but one are hot. They come from money, their parents are allowed out to do business. I've tried to small talk with them many times but the interaction doesn't go very far. They are truly nuts in the head and if you discuss politics they may say things like -- we will all die for the great leader to protect our land.

From what I've seen, the rich girls are hot. It's been told to me that in Korea before, the beautiful girls lived in the far north and the good looking men lived near the south.

Post: #120

FWIW I am Korean (Korean-American) and there is a saying:

남남북녀

This translates to Southern men, Northern women.

It is an old Korean saying - apparently the North Korean women were known for being beautiful (before the Korean War, starvation, etc)

Agree that if/when the curtain drops, it will be amazing. However, most girls probably won't look that good now because of starvation, etc (minus some of the elites)

Post: #121

I am planning a 4-day trip to NK at the beginning of next year. I will try to get some slack from the guide, but I don't expect a flag. Anyway if it happens, so be it.

Post: #122

My buddy and I are half-serious that if North Korea ever opens up, we are buying a van and gonna tour the country boning chicks in the back left and right... hear reports of how parents would essentially throw their daughters at Westerners right after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Think it would make for a very interesting experience.

Post: #123

After the collapse..I don't think North Korean mindset is gonna be in the state for them to want to bang left and right.

When Nk collapses it's gonna be a shithole.
No one is going to Darfur..Or other places where people are starving and barely surviving to look for poon.

Post: #124

I thought this Wikipedia article was interesting because it shows where North Koreans can visit without the hassle of getting a visa. I guess it's all moot since their own Government will not let them leave. However, barring that, it's more useful to have this passport than one from Afghanistan.

Visa requirements for North Korean citizens

Maybe there are few North Korean contingents in Kyrgyzstan, Malaysia, and Ecuador? They can visit those places without a visa.

Post: #125

If you guys are really interested in N Korea, PM me for a snapchat account updating from here daily. Sometimes interactions with local girls are shown.