North Korea Borrows Electric Light for Earth Hour
PYONGYANG, NORTH KOREA – Anxious to show Earth Hour solidarity with other nations, an embarrassed North Korea was forced to borrow a table lamp from South Korea in order to have electricity to turn off. “The whole country is darker than the eyes of an ox,” said Dak-ho Kim, a South Korean soldier. “They have nothing, except a large nuclear bomb.” North Korean officials refused to answer queries, but sources inside the government indicated that participating in Earth Hour was a signal to the U.S. that the North was interested in talks as a precondition to more serious talks that could lead to a nice conference somewhere.
Well. As Long As They Participated.
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