Fantastically Wrong: The Weird, Kinda Perverted History of the Unicorn

Posted on February 4, 2015 by Deepak verma

In late 2012, the North Korean regime made a rather bizarre announcement, even by the standards of the North Korean regime. According to The Guardian, the country’s archaeologists had discovered “the lair of one of the unicorns ridden by the ancient Korean King Tongmyong,” just 600 feet from a templ
February 04, 2015 at 05:29PM
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Deepak verma is a Electronics Engineer with a mildly overwhelming obsession with smartphones, mobile world, Latest Technology & Photography. If he’s been pulled away from the computer for any length of time, you might find him talking about mobiles and movies, sometimes resulting in the consumption of both. Born in 14 Nov 1981 in a small town of India Called Sirsa. He have account on almost each social network. On instagram he have more than 18k followers.On Eyeem he have 12k followers.On weheartit he have 15k followers. He have lots of followers on other site like facebook, google+, twitter, Pintrest . Running several blogs on tumblr, Blogger, Wordpress. He have a facebook page with 6k likes for latest news updates.
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