Reposting since people here are being caught by this

Priority shipping on Gearbest has been shut down temporarily due to too many orders.
"Dear customers,

After “11.11 Promotion” and “Black Friday Promotion November”, the number of orders has risen sharply. The shipping capacity of major logistics companies has been limited. In the meantime, the Customs has stepped up spot checks and the risk of batches of dedicated parcels such as DPD being seized by the Customs increased. To ensure that customers avoid long waiting, Gearbest decided to temporarily shut down some part of DPD line. Specific recovery time waiting for notice.the product will be shipped as original shipping methods,and Priority line will chose for few days .
Substitution of logistics is Europe Railway Registered. Aging: 25 - 35 working days"

>trains

I love it

So everything is going by train right now

so kekkable

Someone hop on one of these things and track thier USB fan.

How hard is it to get a press pass?

Month and a half in rail, beautiful even if most of it is blasted steppe

<@&209260592911876096> might be worth adding to announcements

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who the fuck orders by railway lol

You've got no choice at Gearbest right now

They're using it for most things

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06a9BDcLTGQ

How comfy you want it? Because this shit is super comfy

I would take that train

maybe if I lose my job

I don't think it's passenger but then again I doubt they care as long as you have papers

well either that one or trans siberian

just put in large box

Put food and water

And lots of autism batteries

and explore the train from city to city

I wonder if you can take a boat from vladivostok to japan

Yeh

It's expensive though, and questionably legal working with two countries you don't know the language of.

GB are using it it's not expensive

I know both 😏

It's probably their least used option and the one least likely to be hit by """The Customs""" as they call it

Make a business guiding people through there then.

Imagine how many yuppies would eat up the opportunity to travel in the longest least convenient way possible.

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Well Shukan Jitsuwa (Oct 27) reports that if the two countries see eye-to-eye, the world's longest railway, the 9,297-long Trans-Siberian, might someday be extended by bridge across the 7-kilometer wide Strait of Tartary (also known as the Mamiya Strait) from the Asian mainland to Sakhalin and eventually, via a 42-kilometer-long bridge or undersea tunnel to Wakkanai in Hokkaido.
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Never going to happen, japs have way too much riding on thier boatbuilding and also hate the idea of a direct land route to the mainland.

ah fuck

I can't believe you've done this

Not to mention that would force them to actually work out who owns what there.

that'd be neat

but who does trains now