I love Tea Girl
Posted by Marc Hodak on March 30, 2008 under History | 
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I just hope she isn’t in some gulag after this:
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popperfield said,
She was cute. It looked to me like she was holding back on her pool game.
jd said,
That was pretty freaky. Tea Girl looked pretty uncomfortable about being filmed. What a fucked up country.
backtothe50s said,
This certainly had a surreal aspect to it. The empty North Korean highways and towns without electricity sounded like Greenpeace’s and the Sierra Club’s wet dream. That explains their support for almost unlimited government control over the economy.