A stick-figure drawing in a North Korean soldier's diary showed how Pyongyang's troops wanted to use each other as drone 'bait' Story by [email protected] (Matthew Loh) • 2mo.

The stick-figure designs especially appealed to children, whose interest might wane over the course of the meal. Isser and Rae Price Library of Judaica , CC BY-ND Despite their minimal lines, the ...

Amelia Samson is a 31-year-old content creator in Seattle. She briefly spoke with a good-looking firefighter during an emergency at her house. She wanted to find him, so she drew a stick figure of ...

The stick figures in the sketch resemble cephalopods, a class of animal that includes octopuses and squids. Their limbs sprout directly from their heads.

They include a stick-figure sketch of using a comrade as "bait" to shoot down a drone. Other entries include musings on class struggles and a confession for stealing undisclosed Russian items.

One of the earliest entries, published by Ukraine on December 26, featured a stick-figure drawing of what the soldier described as "How to eliminate a drone." ADVERTISEMENT. The simple illustration ...

They include a stick-figure sketch of using a comrade as "bait" to shoot down a drone. Other entries include musings on class struggles and a confession for stealing undisclosed Russian items.

One of the earliest entries, published by Ukraine on December 26, featured a stick-figure drawing of what the soldier described as "How to eliminate a drone." ADVERTISEMENT. The simple illustration ...