Do you mean “Wailord”? …

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Comment on Korea “Accidentally” Catches 2350 Whales in 2012 by Anonymous:

Do you mean “Wailord”?

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• Korea “Accidentally” Catches 2350 Whales in 2012:
  

  Koreans, the country with the best sportsmanship in the world, what can i say? its just an accident.

• Korea “Accidentally” Catches 2350 Whales in 2012:
  

  how the fuck do you accidentally catch a whale?!?!?!?!

• Korea “Accidentally” Catches 2350 Whales in 2012:
  

  sooo…people harpoon fish?

• Korea “Accidentally” Catches 2350 Whales in 2012:
  

  With mistakes come knowledge. With knowledge comes wisdom. Those who have gained wisdom from their mistakes are in the perfect place to teach others not to repeat those same mistakes. They have a responsibility to the world to teach others.

• Korea “Accidentally” Catches 2350 Whales in 2012:
  

  But they can win to Japan who cachtches whales all years in the name of SCIENCE plop

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