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My immediate guess is someone who had access to those banking details to begin with. Or a very skilled hacker.

I love to see them enjoying their playful sexuality

Fun fact, Argentina's national anthem is being played in Jin's latest episodes when the Beomgyu did his vault routine My fellow Argentinians are going nuts. Why on earth they chose to play that I don't know. It does have a victory sound to it though, especially with the last phrase of the lyrics "Oh, let's swear with glory to die"🤣!

It's weird thought because I thought they had copyrighted/trademarked the brand/logi a long time ago. At the same time as the merch came out. Rather than an announcement this sounds more like a reminder to me.

Sorry horribly busy this week and now I'm a bit dead. Just popping in to ask: did anyone go here or knows of anyone who went who could say whether it's worth going? https://www.klook.com/activity/80114-in-the-soop-pyeongchang-filming-location-tour/?spm=ShoppingCart.View_Activity&clickId=e890eafc17 PS: I need to catch up on all the tannie stuff coming out lately. I doubt I will be able to see the livestream of Hobi in Paris.

A little tip from someone who has worked in Customer Service. Multiple requests will not speed up the process. The norm is usually always: work from oldest updated thread to newest. It really depends what system they work with (Zendesk, Freshdesk, etc) but if you send a new email in, the system will automatically attach it to the original request if it recognises it as being the same query and push it to the bottom of the queue as it will consider it an update. So you're back to the beginning. I had one too many arguments about this with customers in the past who don't get that large corporations don't work with normal inboxes like Gmail. Even worse, sometimes agents won't even see what emails are coming in unless the system assigns it to them. That was the norm at Booking.com. I literally had to go into the reservation of the customer to see what emails they sent. That being said, I think we all agree that CS from Weverse is rubbish.

Changing the email address on Weverse can only be done through their Customer Service https://help.weverse.io/weverse/inquiry?depth1=Member+Info&depth2=Change%2FVerification You have to count in several days until they reply to you, so last minute requests are pretty much a no go.

I will be forever grateful but maybe you shouldn't have bought two trays from me 🙃

Impossible

I'm not happy. There. I said it 😬

That being said, I wish ARMY wouldn't share get into the damn habit of not sharing any announcements that haven't come from Weverse directly or after it was officially announced. nothing against you @ralucutzagy since you only shared it here with us and we would have seen it anyway on our own all over social media. Just massively disappointed in the big accounts even posting about it... Sorry, I woke up on the wrong side of the bed today 🙃

So done with the US getting everything (Seoul is more than understandable)... It's become difficult to be happy about them touring when over here we don't get to see a glimpse of them. Hope some dates anywhere in Europe are announced. That being said, the information is leaked. Either Ticketmaster has fooked up again or BigHit likes to get into the fake leaking games which is annoying.

Can't wait. My friend and I want to go to a concert in South America (since we're both from there) rather than here in the UK. Probably Brasil. Would help kill two birds with one stone as I would also be able to go visit the fam. Main reason is the crowd though. We both get so frustrated with the (sometimes) lack of passion from European fans and we need the energy of our fellow South Americans. 🫣 Tickets might also be a tad cheaper for us having British salaries and I kinda want to take my mother with is too because she has been so supportive and understanding with mine and my sister's deluluness. I know in the past they did S. America during the first half of the year so I wonder whether I would have to save up for Q1 2026 or 2027 😬One is too soon and the other one doesn't help my chronic impatience

I heard one of those experts on TV saying that the wall at the end of the runway was made out of concrete and that was the problem. In modern airports, concrete walls should no longer be allowed. Also that the stopway was way too short and didn't really fulfil its purpose of reducing the speed of a crashing plane, meaning that the material was not adequate. Had it worked, it would have looked something like this: https://i.sstatic.net/XhrYg.jpg I have a feeling the airport (not the airline) will be under intense scrutiny from hereon.

But the numbers always go up, never down. That's definitely an accumulation over the last 2 hours