#gothictunnels

[obito-sama]

I’ve been tagged by thekremlinsfalling!

Rules

Rule 1: Always post the rules

Rule 2: Answer the question the tagger has set for you in their posts, and make 10 new ones.

Rule 3: Tag 10 people and link them in your post

Rule 4: Let them know you tagged them

1. If the whole world were listening to you right now, what would you say?  Hello:3 (couldn't think of anything better)

2. Top tumblr crush? Aryn's blog when she had one:)

3. Who makes you smile? My Friends and all of my followers

4. Who makes you blush? Aryn:D 5. What gets you out of bed in the morning? Ohh getting to chat with my freinds (literally they are the best people ever) 6. If you could get away with it, would you commit a crime? Probably not haha, im to much of a scaredy cat haha 7. What did you have for breakfast? A cinnamon roll  8. What are three of your favorite movies? Im not much of a movie person but Star Trek, The Hobbit, and Much Ado About Nothing (the 1993 version because its the funniest thing ever haha) 9. What was the last thing someone bought for you? A beautiful 10.

My Questions! 

How would you describe yourself? 

What's your motto? 

Three favorite books of all time?

Three favorite movies of all time? 

What is your favorite song right now? 

What is your favorite season? 

What is your favorite month? 

Would you rather live without tv or music?

What is your favorite food?

What is your favorite fandom? 

I tag:

athenaprince 

Gothictunnels 

Blanketchan 

carrotpineappleshartness 

hoechajesus 

yungjean  

vausenichols 

threetonsofbritain 

thelittleballoflight

thatnarutoblog

[blanketchan]

HEY YOU SHOULD EDIT MY THESIS STATEMENT FOR ME KTHX

Thesis: General Park Chung Hee, president of South Korea from 1961 until his assassination in 1979, brought about many changes to South Korea. He continually changed and manipulated the constitution, eventually dissolving it altogether, and severely punished the countless protesters who opposed his regime. At the same time, he initiated a revolutionary economic reform, which brought about a major turning point for South Korea’s economy. Among all the things he did as president, both unconstitutional and revolutionary, it can be concluded that Park Chung Hee, although far from a “good” president, was a key force in the development of South Korea as a nation.