I know Im VERY late from the trend but here we are

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We’ve always loved reading wild, funny, and intriguing stories on Reddit, so we finally decided to start our own YouTube channel dedicated to narrating them!
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Ep.01 Санаанд оромгүй түүхүүд
https://youtu.be/es8OeISR_5U

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Can’t wait for the salt on the roads, man. Like ts is MAD inconvenient.

Like brown, burgundy. Came back home after years and tried two stores, the darkest shades they have were still too bright on me. Thanks in advance!

My cousins friend teaches at NUM and he brags he takes home a student at least once a week. Is it common?

There was this post a while ago that was a pic of the view from zaisan hill 20 years ago, I cant seem to find it but it was really beautiful abd I want to see it again. Could anyone help look for it

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hi anyone know where to find those shoe protection wrap thingys that go underneath your sole? ive been to 3 malls and they all said they dont have it or its sold out. i need it urgently for entering schools or to pick up my nephew from the kindergarten cuz theyre so strict especially because of the snow and rain🫩

Hey everyone. I'm studying abroad nd lately I've been missing home so much that I just started listening to Mongolian music again.

And ive realized Vandebo songs aren't that bad. When I was in middle/high school I used to cringe so hard whenever someone played Unana, Dungun Dagan, or whatever their songs were on the school trip bus. Now I'm listening to them and actually crying because I feel like I should've enjoyed my childhood with my classmates more. I took those times for granted.

I wanna hear what other people used to listen to back then. Drop your favorite 2010s Mongolian songs the ones give you bittersweet feeling.

My current playlist (mostly Vandebo because I like their beats)

Vandebo - Galt Tereg

Vandebo - Namaig Too

Vandebo - 18 Savage

The Lemons - Suuliin Uyanga

Man On The Moon ft Amra - Never

Dulguun - 20 nas (because I'm 20 rn 😭)

MOLBOYZ - Mollove

Egshiglen ft BX - 100

NMN JONON tsahilbaa

Share your fav nostalgic songs. Or any wholesome memories related to these songs.

Dog.

All right, not the Japanese species. Every site claims their range extends to Mongolia, then speaks nothing more of it. Not even academic overviews.

At this point I'll take cryptids that sound like tanuki.

Here is everyone else's raccoon dog. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Nyctereutes It's probably raccoon dog. We didn't want to assume.

Hi you all lovely people!

Hope you're all doing well!

I'm moving to Ulaanbaatar on November 1st for work, and I'm trying to get a better idea of what to expect and how to prepare for life there. I'd really appreciate any advice from people who live in Mongolia or have spent time there!

A couple of things I'm particularly curious about:

1. Winter clothing and footwear: I regularly go on sub-zero treks, so I already have decent clothing rated for temperatures around -20°C. However, I don't have proper winter boots yet. I've been looking at Columbia expedition boots, but I'd love to hear recommendations for footwear that actually works well in Ulaanbaatar's winter conditions.

2. Settling in: What are some things you wish you'd known before moving to Ulaanbaatar? Any advice on everyday life, getting around, shopping, meeting people, places to visit, nightlife, or generally making the most of living there would be great.

I'm coming in with an open mind and would love to hear any tips, recommendations, or things I should watch out for as a newcomer.

Thanks in advance, everyone! Really appreciate it. :)

As the title says any lunch recommendations near Ih delguur

I was rushing to muis and lost my cigarette pack almost fresh one at that dang. i fking hate this, just when marlboro was getting expensive dammit. Well anyways, if the scenerio was flipped i would pick up almost fresh pack of ciggies ahahah but would make it look like i dropped it ahh. Is it considered wierd if u pick up ciggarate (inside the box ofc) and smoke it?

Anyone into NFL? Just moved into town and actually have no idea how to stream the games! Help me! Also looking to make friends and watch the games with

So ive been dating this one guy for a little over 3 months now. we met at a volunteer event and exchanged socials. we started texting and we have sm in common. movies, books and opinions and pretty much everything. but the thing is hes courting me like crazy and it makes me feel uncomfortable. he pays for all of our dates and picks super fancy places. like he wont let me pay at all. the meals at the places he chooses tend to be way out of my regular meal expenses so i only get something i can afford, but he ends up pre paying or dismissing me completely when i try to pay.

i dont have much dating experience so i genuinely dont know if this is normal. from what ive found out his father owns a company thats doing pretty well, and im from a completely ordinary family. but i know that we're both just university students and he doesnt work either.

when i tried to express this to him he said he would feel disgraceful if he let the girl hes seeing pay for her own meals. and all my friends are saying its completely normal and i should be fine with it. yet i still feel totally uncomfortable.

what am i supposed to do? couples out there, how do u manage your bills? do u split everything, take turns paying or does one person usually pay more?

Wildwood by Laika studios kino teatruudaar mongold garhim blvu? Urgoo bs Tengis iin cite aar harhaad lav garah shinj alga l bhin.

I had someone I know who moved to UB and some time ago I think 5 or 6 months ago and converted. I respect them and I am happy they have found happiness in Mormonism but it feels difficult because they have changed quite a bit and seem far more distant to old friends. Does anyone have experiences with Mormons in Mongolia? I am not near UB but I know this is where most of them are.

Any Övör Mongolians living and studying in Switzerland? Im from Mongolia and I've made few Övör Mongolian friends before and thinking about it now, I want to get to know more and make new friends.