Amie Redman

50 ‘Mildly Interesting’ Things You May Have Never Seen Before, As Shared In This Online Group (New Pics)

What a spoiled baby!

This Page Shares The Most Random Posts But Still Delivers Every Time (43 Pics)

That’s what we did! Court house wedding, and bought a house. It’s a smarter plan for the future.

This Page Shares The Most Random Posts But Still Delivers Every Time (43 Pics)

I'd far rather a very simple wedding, and use the money as a downpayment on a house.

"That's It, I'm Architecture Shaming - Burn It To The Ground Edition": 29 Of The Best Pics From This Facebook Group

I really find that house uncomfortable to look at.

Kanye West’s New ‘Wife’ Bianca Censori’s Outfit Leaves No Room For Fantasy - Appears Almost Naked

Who cares? He’s trash

Here Are The Creepiest ‘Oddly Terrifying’ Photos If You Don’t Feel Traumatized Enough (50 Pics)

Or being an American who didn't have to grow up with this. We are failing our children to support basically a gun selling lobby.

Here Are The Creepiest ‘Oddly Terrifying’ Photos If You Don’t Feel Traumatized Enough (50 Pics)

I'm not sure what this one is showing us. North Koreans do not have internet access even in Pyongyang, as far as I'm aware. The real terrifying part is when you look outside of NK's capital. Pyongyang is a misdirection tactic used to prevent the world from questioning what goes on in the rest of Kim's (and the previous Kim, and the Kim before him) dictatorship. It serves a "look here, not over there!" purpose. Hence, all the pomp, circumstance, pageantry, and opulence. Anything outside of Pyongyang is a veritable desolate wasteland where the people live in the worst type of poverty and crimes against humanity imaginable, electricity is turned on and off at random, food is scarce and citizens often resort to eating insects or soil for nutrients, and the Kim Dynasty has been enacting a - quite literal - genocide against its people for over 80 years. The scary part of NK is not Pyongyang. It's everywhere else.