ComradeSpahija [they/them]

I forgot I already had this account. Hexbear version of https://lemmygrad.ml/u/ComradeSpahija

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Joined 5 years ago
Cake day: July 31st, 2020
  • ComradeSpahija [they/them]@hexbear.nettoMovies & TV@hexbear.net•Best film you've watched recently?English
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    29 days ago

    sicko-yes yes-hahaha-yes-l Spreading Beaver propaganda on the bear website until the end of time (or the next movie by and starring Ryland Tews: after all, Lake Michigan Monster was also pretty great before that).

    Anyways, to OP: Hundreds of Beavers is one of the most creative movies I’ve seen as of late (especially with this low a budget: $150,000 iirc). It’s an almost dialogue-less slapstick comedy, with amazing running gags and an interesting combination of live action and animated setpieces. And all the beavers are people in beaver costumes.

  • ComradeSpahija [they/them]@hexbear.nettochapotraphouse@hexbear.net•Questions for DPRK diplomatEnglish
    20·
    2 months ago

    I met a comrade last year at a protest, who sadly died a few months later, but he had mentioned he had studied in the DPRK at Kim Il Sung University. He explained the process, though I don’t remember too much. I do remember he said that, since there is no DPRK embassy in France, should I want to do the same I would have to contact the DPRK’s representative to the UNESCO in Paris, from whom I could potentially get a scholarship to study in the DPRK. If your country has a DPRK embassy, I guess you could contact the embassy directly; if not, you might be able to contact a representative to a different institution (such as the UNESCO in my case) whose HQ is in your country; if you’re American, I’m afraid that the DPRK iirc doesn’t allow US citizens to enter the country (because the US is the one that forbids its citizens from going to the DPRK, and Korea merely acts accordingly).