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Welcome again to everybody. Make yourselves at home. In the time-honoured tradition of our group, here is the weekly discussion thread.
☭ Matrix homeserver and space
☭ Find theory on ProleWiki, marxists.org, Anna’s Archive
DPRK legos
The text replacing “LEGO” reads “Sangmyeong.” Interesting.
What does it mean?
상명 (Sangmyeong) could be a word that is meant to be written in Hanja.
From wiktionary:
常明 (“eternal-bright”)
常 (transcribed as 상):
明 (trans. 명):
There’s also 詳明 (“detailed and clear”).
Both 常明 (“eternal-bright”) and 詳明 (“detailed and clear”) are Hanja transcribed as 상명 (Sangmyeong). Maybe it’s multiple choice?
It’s also the name of an university in Occupied Korea: Sangmyung University.
No idea, unfortunately.
I always wished as a kid that Lego would make tanks/fighter jets sets, but unfortunately the closest they ever get is Star Wars crap, which is alright but not as cool as the real thing, at least the DPRK gets to have them.
The best helicopter LEGO ever made was based on the famous Soviet gunship and part of a set from a series involving dinosaurs of all things.
It would actually take very little to turn it into a proper Hind.
good to know if Denmark ever goes kaput DPRK can fill the void created in the lego market
The question is: are Juche Lego bricks cheap?
That will be a good question for the exchange students that are currently in the DPRK.