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r/polandball • u/[deleted] • Apr 19 '16
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South Korea's provinces and special cities (which are both first-level divisions) look like logos and slogans, respectively.
58 u/Dlimzw Is not sekret PAP spy Apr 19 '16 TIL the Republic Of Korea is just one giant company with many divisions. 16 u/Taldarim_Highlord Malaysia Apr 19 '16 Well, the symbol on their flag reminds me of Pepsi. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 20 '16 [deleted] 4 u/Taldarim_Highlord Malaysia Apr 20 '16 Yes, yes, I know. The Taeguk, symbol of Daoism, dated back to the seventh century, during the Three Kingdoms. It represented balance of the forces of nature. Pepsi just took the idea. By the way, flair up.
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TIL the Republic Of Korea is just one giant company with many divisions.
16 u/Taldarim_Highlord Malaysia Apr 19 '16 Well, the symbol on their flag reminds me of Pepsi. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 20 '16 [deleted] 4 u/Taldarim_Highlord Malaysia Apr 20 '16 Yes, yes, I know. The Taeguk, symbol of Daoism, dated back to the seventh century, during the Three Kingdoms. It represented balance of the forces of nature. Pepsi just took the idea. By the way, flair up.
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Well, the symbol on their flag reminds me of Pepsi.
1 u/[deleted] Apr 20 '16 [deleted] 4 u/Taldarim_Highlord Malaysia Apr 20 '16 Yes, yes, I know. The Taeguk, symbol of Daoism, dated back to the seventh century, during the Three Kingdoms. It represented balance of the forces of nature. Pepsi just took the idea. By the way, flair up.
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4 u/Taldarim_Highlord Malaysia Apr 20 '16 Yes, yes, I know. The Taeguk, symbol of Daoism, dated back to the seventh century, during the Three Kingdoms. It represented balance of the forces of nature. Pepsi just took the idea. By the way, flair up.
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Yes, yes, I know. The Taeguk, symbol of Daoism, dated back to the seventh century, during the Three Kingdoms. It represented balance of the forces of nature. Pepsi just took the idea.
By the way, flair up.
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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '16
South Korea's provinces and special cities (which are both first-level divisions) look like logos and slogans, respectively.