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The New York Times has now interviewed Robert Kelly and his family. After stonewalling the media for days, Robert and his wife, Kim Jung-A, have decided to come clean on what really happened in the early evening hours on March 10 during an interview with the BBC. The interview was supposed to be about Robert Kelly's take on what lies ahead for South Korea now that Park Geun-hye has become the country's first democratically elected leader to be forced from office, but instead the world was riveted by the antics of Robert and Kim's kids crashing into the interview room and derailing what would otherwise have undoubtably been a rather dry discussion. In the aftermath of the now infamous interview people were wondering things like Q: "Why didn't he just get up and quietly usher the kids out the door?" A: "Was he not wearing pants?" Q: "Why was his wife crouching down while gathering the children? A: "Was she on the toilet and she didn...

BBC INTERVIEWEE'S EPIC STIFF UPPER LIP WAS NO ACCIDENT Prof Robert E Kelly keeps his cool during an interview about South Korean politics when his two children interrupt him, thanks to his mastery of the Yoga Face Selfie 2.0 Technique Pose "STIFF UPPER LIP", which is one of the many poses provided in our instruction manual "Yoga Face Selfie for Politicians" This real world scenario happened live on air, on BBC World News when Kelly’s daughter lets herself into his office and is quickly followed by a baby in a rambler. He smiles and apologises, which is something any true master of yoga face learns to do early on, for the interruption. His wife then rushes into the room to drag the children out. All the while Kelly is a stone faced wall of granite. Watch the video below and watch a master of the british "stiff upper lip" in action. Robert E. Kelly is a political-science professor at Pusan National University in South Korea. He ha...