How we - the Kims - use Basecamp at home

Re:How we - the Kims - use Basecamp at home by obviouslygreen on Thursday June 20, 2013 @05:51PM (#5915197)

Before I saw the domain, I wondered how Basecamp could possibly be used to help a southeast Asian dynasty more efficiently oppress an entire nation and manipulate international opinion... then I started thinking about it, and man, there sure are a lot of varied uses for organizational tools.

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Re:How we - the Kims - use Basecamp at home by nether on Thursday June 20, 2013 @06:08PM (#5915271)

The DPRK is east asian, like Japan. Southeast asia is Indonesia, Thailand etc.

Also Kim is basically Korean "Smith."

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Re:How we - the Kims - use Basecamp at home by maxbaroi on Thursday June 20, 2013 @06:57PM (#5915469)

Bullshit.

Smith is way less common of a family name in English than Kim is in Korean.

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Re:How we - the Kims - use Basecamp at home by rdouble on Thursday June 20, 2013 @07:10PM (#5915530)

FWIW according to wikipedia there are 9.9 million Kims and 2.9 million Smiths. Kim is the most popular Korean surname and Smith is the most popular English surname.

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Re:How we - the Kims - use Basecamp at home by aidenn0 on Thursday June 20, 2013 @07:47PM (#5915654)

I believe that I have yet to meet a Korean whose last name is something other than Kim, Lee, or Park.

[edit] I was wrong I know a Cheong as well.

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Re:How we - the Kims - use Basecamp at home by zht on Thursday June 20, 2013 @08:44PM (#5915819)

Kim Lee and Park only make up half the population. You may just have falsely categorized Koreans with other last names.

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