Let's count the threats from North Korea

If you're having a hard time keeping track of the multitude of threats issued by North Korea in the last few weeks, you're not alone: Kim Jong Un's young regime is on a seemingly endless tear of warnings and provocations.

From threats of a nuclear holocaust to artillery strikes near disputed borders, here are the latest shots across the bow from the Hermit Kingdom, beginning with those that followed international sanctions over Pyongyang's third nuclear test in February:

1) We now have "lighter and smaller" nukes, and we're not afraid to use them against the United States.

2) Are you ready for the silent treatment? We just cut our military hot line with South Korea.

3) We also just tore up all previous nonaggression pacts with South Korea.

4) In response to these U.N. sanctions, we're going to "exercise the right to a pre-emptive nuclear attack."

5) We're ready for "all-out war."

7) Seriously, that armistice agreement has been invalidated.

8) Now we're sharply increasing the number of training flights for our fighter-jets.

9) Not impressed?  How about we turn South Korea's Baengyeong Island into a "sea of fire"?

10) Now we're conducting live-fire drills near a disputed maritime border.

11) Just FYI, our military personnel are standing by to "annihilate the U.S. imperialist aggressors."

13) We're so serious about going to war that we conducted a practice drone strike.

14) That's it: We're conducting air-raid drills.

15) We will order "strong military counter-action" if the U.S. conducts more B-52 bomber sorties.

16) Seriously, we'll destroy your military bases in Japan and Guam if you fly one more B-52 bomber around here.