Postcards from North Korea
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Mickey will be strapped to an AA gun by christmas.
or the last words he hears will be "Release the hounds!!" in North Korean of course.
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Send me one!
I'll give you 1000 Won for one.
We've decided to give it a trial
Click the link if you are interested...http://lupinetravel.bigcartel.com/
Sounds like a good idea. Have you read "only beautiful please" by the ex Brit diplomat on NK btw?
Also, not to hijack too much but I remember you going to Chernobyl with a guy who did good tours, do you happen to have recommendations/info? If you do could you use the hotnail/outlook email in my trust? Hope your business venture goes well and thanks in advance!
Also, not to hijack too much but I remember you going to Chernobyl with a guy who did good tours, do you happen to have recommendations/info? If you do could you use the hotnail/outlook email in my trust? Hope your business venture goes well and thanks in advance!
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Pffft he went to Northern Iraq (pre- isis) anyway IIRC, Luton or Birmingham is probably more dangerous
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No problem this is the company...
http://www.lupinetravel.co.uk/chernobyl-holidays-and-tours.html
Same person who I'm sorting out the postcards with
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Pffft he went to Northern Iraq (pre- isis) anyway IIRC, Luton or Birmingham is probably more dangerous
Very true, Iraq was the safe bit, had a rougher time in Turkish Kurdistan!
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That might not be quite so simple :/.
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We've decided to give it a trial
http://lupinetravel.bigcartel.com/
Done.
North Korea absolutely fascinates me, it's right at the top of my list of places to visit. All being well we'll go there next year.
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Done.
North Korea absolutely fascinates me, it's right at the top of my list of places to visit. All being well we'll go there next year.
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Not good :/ Thank you for spotting that though!
Seems like the name may be an issue, I've just tweaked it if you'd be kind enough to try again!
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I tried again but am getting the same error.
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Hang on, I didn't check my email but I've got 2 messages like this:
I'm wondering if I'll end up with 2 transactions going though even though I only want 1.
Code:
Dear XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX,
We have placed a temporary pending status on this transaction.
Amount: 7.00 GBP
Transaction ID: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Seller: Your name
View the details of this transaction
PayPal is required to review certain transactions in order to minimise risk for us or our customers. The payment you sent is currently being reviewed and we will complete this process within 72 hours. This review involves this transaction only and does not affect the use of your PayPal account.
Yours sincerely,
PayPalI'm wondering if I'll end up with 2 transactions going though even though I only want 1.
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They've both come up on my end as blocked but with the old product name, must be persisting the old product name in the system somewhere. I'll cancel any duplicates if they do come through.
I've recreated it now. Sorry for this! One more try and if no luck and I'll have to try and see if I can get it sorted!
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I can't see a way to cancel the transactions so won't try again until these 2 have either been cancelled by Paypal or have gone through successfully. I only want 1 but 2 wouldn't be the end of the world so no biggie if they both go through.
A long while since I went. I have a few postcards and the like but if you're thinking of expanding operations then I'd pay £50 or so for some of the dear (does Kim Jong-Un have a similar epithet yet?) leader's stamp books. Mark it up how you like and let me know if you'd be keen.
Also, if you're going to the place where they hand stitch the pictures (can't remember what it's called) I'd be very tempted to buy one or two more, I have one of a waterfall that cost me about 80 euros that I brought back and it's the nicest picture in my house. The embroidered pictures available on Masudae Art aren't great really in comparison.
then I'd pay £50 or so for some of the dear (does Kim Jong-Un have a similar epithet yet?) leader's stamp books. Mark it up how you like and let me know if you'd be keen.Also, if you're going to the place where they hand stitch the pictures (can't remember what it's called) I'd be very tempted to buy one or two more, I have one of a waterfall that cost me about 80 euros that I brought back and it's the nicest picture in my house. The embroidered pictures available on Masudae Art aren't great really in comparison.
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A long while since I went. I have a few postcards and the like but if you're thinking of expanding operations
Also, if you're going to the place where they hand stitch the pictures (can't remember what it's called) I'd be very tempted to buy one or two more, I have one of a waterfall that cost me about 80 euros that I brought back and it's the nicest picture in my house. The embroidered pictures available on Masudae Art aren't great really in comparison.
Can do messaged in trust
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