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It's Thursday, September 21st, 2017, from Slate, it's the Gist I might pass up.

The reaction to Donald Trump's threats and rocket man barb specifically continue to roll in

the top North Korean diplomat, which is like the top Mormon Somalia,

but this guy was asked about rocket man. I will translate.

Mr. Trump called a Kim Jong-Loket boy. How did you support him?

I pity his advisors, the diplomat said.

Though did you hear the question? He wasn't asked about rocket man.

The questioner said he called him rocket boy. No, it's rocket man.

I knew the whole thing would get lost in translation. Ever since Elton John released

madman across the water, he has been persona non grata to the Kim family.

They take it as a big insult, obvs, not all about you, Kims.

But there was another quote from North Korea's foreign minister, Riyong.

He said, there is a saying that the marching goes on even when the dog barks.

That was according to South Korea's YonHop news agency.

Didn't make sense to me, but I saw a better translation, which went like this.

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