- Don’t believe the hype: In Mongolia, they eat Mongolian barbecue.
- Horse doesn’t taste that bad.
- They’re not yurts anymore. They’re gers. I’m not sure what happened to yurts.
- Dr. No’s in Mongolia and I’m not, goddammit it.
I was at a birthday party on Saturday and was introduced to the most annoying thing ever: the MetroCard clicker.
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Dr. No Reports from Mongolia
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Hey, that's fantastic Dr. No. Do share some of the pics you take. Don't forget to shop at the big and state-run department store in UB for goodies. It has a great selection from all across the country. Don't try to take pictures of the Intelligence Building like I did. (http://autogeno.us/2007/07/a
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Mr. Guapo said:
It was a work issue -- my boss might have been traveling this week and someone needed to mind the store. Turns out not. The visa issue was different. China gave me only five days because they distrust journalists. The gave Dr. No, who came in as a tourist, 30 days.Members' Blogs
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Yeah, I heard from Sarah Foster that there was a visa issue keeping you from going to Mongolia...
Posted by: hellx | September 24, 2008 1:18 PM
It was a work issue -- my boss might have been traveling this week and someone needed to mind the store. Turns out not.
The visa issue was different. China gave me only five days because they distrust journalists. The gave Dr. No, who came in as a tourist, 30 days.
Posted by: Mr. Guapo | September 24, 2008 8:25 PM
Hey, that's fantastic Dr. No. Do share some of the pics you take. Don't forget to shop at the big and state-run department store in UB for goodies. It has a great selection from all across the country. Don't try to take pictures of the Intelligence Building like I did.
(http://autogeno.us/2007/07/almost-disappeared/)
happy travels.
Posted by: francesco | September 24, 2008 10:53 PM