I was scheduled to fly to Paris out of Boston last night. I was informed at the gate that French customs require your passport to be valid for at least 3 months. I was refused boarding. I was also told that London only requires your passport to be valid for at least 1 month. Is it possible to fly into London and then get to Paris/Switzerland/Germany by bus/train/ferry since I’ve entered the EU? Or will I agree be refused entry by all methods?
I am sitting in Newark, with 2 hours to figure out a trip. I want to end up in Paris and can fly intoRome or Geneva. If I go into Rome, does the train make stops? Does it go through Switzerland? Thanks. My phone is freezing up hence the brief info.
Where Paris is talking about what people want to see in a movie, reminded me of how Rian Johnson handled The Last Jedi. Did this cross anyone else's mind? I thought the ~~ would put a cross through the title, my bad.
I said, "Can’t say for sure, it’s so hard to keep track!"
As the title says, I watched Train to Busan last night, but it was on Peacock and they only have the English dub with no option to change it to the original Korean. The dub was noticeably subpar, and they translated no other text in the film (news headlines, text messages, etc.) so I think I missed a fair bit of important info. SPOILERS BELOW!!
Particularly pertaining to the origin of the virus and why Seok-woo and his coworker on the phone thought it was their fault. The dubbed translation of his job was a “fund manager” so I’m not sure how a couple of finance bros could be responsible, even if the lab that created it was a stock they traded/bought into. Can anyone help me out? Did I miss a key sentence somewhere?
Trains running from Paris to Milan will stop in the French commune of Modane on the Italian border to change crew, French rail operator SNCF has announced, as European countries race to stop the spread of coronavirus following an outbreak in Northern Italy.
Italian train crew members will board French trains in Modane and finish the journey to Milan, replacing all the French staff including ticket inspectors.
Europe's biggest outbreak is in Italy, where 7 have died and more than 280 have been infected, with lockdowns in place for some areas.
https://www.cnn.com/asia/live-news/coronavirus-outbreak-02-25-20-hnk-intl/index.html
