may I ask where are you from? (Russia, China or South Korea?)
Hi_its_me_Kris
13 days ago
What’s chollima? (text in the middle)
woutomatic
13 days ago

TRMtheredstone
13 days ago
The brand name is Chollima: Items such as fountain pens were also released under the same brand name
elevashroom
13 days ago
My partner came home with a vintage mug from a charity shop the other day. It just says “made in Korea”, which I thought was interesting. No North or South. Wondered if it was pre-war but it’s in great condition. Is a really solid, thick, hand painted mug though ๐คทโโ๏ธ
deityidentity
13 days ago
whered you get that
HelperGood333
13 days ago
Who uses mercury thermometers anymore?
scwalls
13 days ago
Most glorious temperature is 98.6 to honor Grand Leader.
No-Definition1474
13 days ago
I think k the DPRK is missing out on a lot of revenue. I think they underestimate just how many people would buy…hell just about anything…as a novelty item just because it says ‘ made in DPRK’. He’ll even just a t shirt that just says ‘made in DPRK’ would probably sell pretty well on amazon.
Moule14
13 days ago
Why is North Korea writing the mfg location in English ?
PragmaticAndroid
13 days ago
Is it written “speak louder” on it?
Rare_Hydrogen
13 days ago
Is best thermometer.
Alive_Charity_2696
13 days ago
I had no idea they exported anything. Or is thus something you can just buy in N. Korea?
sleepyzane1
13 days ago
that just means it goes in the north hole
Typingdude3
13 days ago
Until about 1970, North Korea had a better economy than South Korea. It wasn’t always the basket case it is today. They were very close to the USSR and benefitted greatly from that relationship. Once the USSR fell around 1990, their big brother died so to speak and NK went downhill fast.
ChesterRico
13 days ago
The People’s Thermometer.
(I’d probably toss it though, mercury poisoning ain’t fun.)
Arabianrata
13 days ago
The People’s Thermometer
Alternator24
13 days ago
I have a scissors made in DPRK. it is 50 years old, I guess.
johnyct9760
13 days ago
By kids… Was the end of the sentence.
b0z0n
13 days ago
That’s a nice mercury thermometer! Keep it safe, not only because of the mercury but also because you won’t be able to find a replacement mercury one. The new, “safe” thermometers just suck.
CanaDoug420
13 days ago
Does it only tell you that youโre fine and to get back to work?
BroForce999
13 days ago
The lathe i used to work on in highschool was made in North Korea too
klippDagga
13 days ago
Constructed of Swiss cheese and leftover nuclear material.
Prudent_Falafel_7265
13 days ago
That’s how you know it’s good
PMMeSomethingGood
13 days ago
Your thermometer looks like it was made in North Korea.
iwishihadnobones
13 days ago
But why is it as big as an oil tanker and floating in the ocean?
Scottish_Mando
13 days ago
Damn, I was wondering where our thermometer went
Ightorn
13 days ago
21st century and you still use a thermometer with mercury?
Ok. Do you use a phone with a rotary dial too?
berezenn
13 days ago
Eww
115machine
13 days ago
Look up the story of the man who bought a pen at a North Korean convenience store
thoughty5
13 days ago
i wouldn’t go near that thing
ValVenjk
13 days ago
why would they use english?
thirdcoasting
13 days ago
That was most likely made using slave labor, fyi.
backform0er
13 days ago
Thx to our glorious leader and his infinite wisdom
web4dot0
13 days ago
Old thermometers use real mercury.
FarMastodon4805
13 days ago
…Contains Lead…
Red-eleven
13 days ago

Mindless_Ad5500
13 days ago
Probably causes cancer.
wewe_nou
13 days ago
You can smell child labour on it
Priceless
SeaAlgae6798
13 days ago
Throw it, it also works as a thermite
Dumpfrumperson
13 days ago
Why do so many countries use English? I thought that North Korea despises the US.
thx1188
13 days ago
Theyโre tracking you. There even might be a mic hidden in there.
Throwawayconcern2023
13 days ago
Yeah I’m going to say dispose of that.
dekuweku
13 days ago
I’m wondering how it made it to your country.
Solenkata
13 days ago
I’ve always found the abbreviation DPRK funny because it’s only one of those four things. It *is* a Korea, but not Democratic nor the Peoples or a Republic.
smiley82m
13 days ago
It will show you how sick you are of Western Imperialism. If you open it, there will be a message on how to get to North Korea, where you’ll never worry about where to live or food because the government takes care of that for you.
Your usage of “our” is correct in this case
may I ask where are you from? (Russia, China or South Korea?)
What’s chollima? (text in the middle)

The brand name is Chollima: Items such as fountain pens were also released under the same brand name
My partner came home with a vintage mug from a charity shop the other day. It just says “made in Korea”, which I thought was interesting. No North or South. Wondered if it was pre-war but it’s in great condition. Is a really solid, thick, hand painted mug though ๐คทโโ๏ธ
whered you get that
Who uses mercury thermometers anymore?
Most glorious temperature is 98.6 to honor Grand Leader.
I think k the DPRK is missing out on a lot of revenue. I think they underestimate just how many people would buy…hell just about anything…as a novelty item just because it says ‘ made in DPRK’. He’ll even just a t shirt that just says ‘made in DPRK’ would probably sell pretty well on amazon.
Why is North Korea writing the mfg location in English ?
Is it written “speak louder” on it?
Is best thermometer.
I had no idea they exported anything. Or is thus something you can just buy in N. Korea?
that just means it goes in the north hole
Until about 1970, North Korea had a better economy than South Korea. It wasn’t always the basket case it is today. They were very close to the USSR and benefitted greatly from that relationship. Once the USSR fell around 1990, their big brother died so to speak and NK went downhill fast.
The People’s Thermometer.
(I’d probably toss it though, mercury poisoning ain’t fun.)
The People’s Thermometer
I have a scissors made in DPRK. it is 50 years old, I guess.
By kids… Was the end of the sentence.
That’s a nice mercury thermometer! Keep it safe, not only because of the mercury but also because you won’t be able to find a replacement mercury one. The new, “safe” thermometers just suck.
Does it only tell you that youโre fine and to get back to work?
The lathe i used to work on in highschool was made in North Korea too
Constructed of Swiss cheese and leftover nuclear material.
That’s how you know it’s good
Your thermometer looks like it was made in North Korea.
But why is it as big as an oil tanker and floating in the ocean?
Damn, I was wondering where our thermometer went
21st century and you still use a thermometer with mercury?
Ok. Do you use a phone with a rotary dial too?
Eww
Look up the story of the man who bought a pen at a North Korean convenience store
i wouldn’t go near that thing
why would they use english?
That was most likely made using slave labor, fyi.
Thx to our glorious leader and his infinite wisdom
Old thermometers use real mercury.
…Contains Lead…

Probably causes cancer.
You can smell child labour on it
Priceless
Throw it, it also works as a thermite
Why do so many countries use English? I thought that North Korea despises the US.
Theyโre tracking you. There even might be a mic hidden in there.
Yeah I’m going to say dispose of that.
I’m wondering how it made it to your country.
I’ve always found the abbreviation DPRK funny because it’s only one of those four things. It *is* a Korea, but not Democratic nor the Peoples or a Republic.
It will show you how sick you are of Western Imperialism. If you open it, there will be a message on how to get to North Korea, where you’ll never worry about where to live or food because the government takes care of that for you.