ANS part 2; Tepodong is...er...yummy yummy.

[turu]

After this was post on here, I got some positive(?) responses from outside of the U.S. Well, some of them asked me to post that kind of thing again, and today, I found another material which made me enough to feel it's time for ANS part 2.


Yay, Tepodong ! one of my favorite Japanese food ! Never forget about that taste of crispy shrimp and sweet soy

Comments

[b0nchan]

情けない…。アメリカ人、やっぱりアホが多い…。

The April 5th launch of the North Korean "satellite," though, wasn't identified as "テポドン" here in the U.S. They called it "Lodestar-2." For that, I'd understand if some Americans didn't know what テポドン was. However, most likely, only 1% of Americans would still be able to identify Lodestar-2 as the recently-launched controversial North Korean satellite.

でも、天丼 知ってたオッサン、面白い。

[turu]

I like that he replied "はい"　instead of saying "Yes" when he was asked about it. and it's kinda nice if the 天丼 is actually falling down from the sky. still, I am not so brave to try 天丼 from N.Korea.

Missile and Rocket is basically same thing. It was developed for immediately transfer stuff (size small but effectiveness is quite high )to the remote place (such as distance between Russia and the U.S). Sometime it carries satellite, and in the mean time has been used as a carrier for the nuclear weapon. In English and Japanese languages, usage for these two terms were depends on the purpose of launch, but in some language it's referred always in same term (eg. it's always called as "Rocketa" in Russian).
After all the experiment was failed, but if the G.W.Bush is still in the position, I am sure we are under the war right now, whether harmless satellite or nuke was stuffed inside of the Rocket/Missile.

[turu]

I mean, Tepodong is carrier for the "Lodestar-2", the satellite suppose to be stuffed in the head of that Missile/Rocket.

But you are right. N.Korean gave an another name for the Tepodon 2 in this time. It is 銀河2, and must be called as Unha 2(in Korean) or Galaxy 2. well whatever :P Missile is missile, name isn't matter for the country who has to intercept it.