If you were planning to catch a basketball game, who would you invite—Dennis
Rodman or Kim Jong Un? I'll allow some time for the question to sink in. (Pause) Apparently the pair caught a Harlem
Globetrotter exhibition game together in North Korea. Do Rodman and Jong Un
have anything in common besides the love of basketball? Regardless of what
everyone else thinks, Rodman insists that he has found a new life-long friend
in North Korea. Do opposites attract or do birds of a feather flock
together? What do you think about these
pairings?
“Hard to explain,” the announcer said. Another
animal expert remarked that the animals fulfill each other’s needs. I agree
with both statements. There has to be a common bond, an element that attracts
two beings to one another. Yes, birds of a feather do flock together. So, where’s
the Jong Un-Rodman connection headed? It started with basketball, but what else
bonds them? I wonder if their friendship will deepen with Skype, texts, Facebook
or long-distance phone chats? How do you
maintain a relationship with your best friend?
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