Contact Moosh
Go on, talk to me! I love getting emails, and I promise to write back lots of nonsense. Unless of course, I forget.
All you have to do is: write a comment under this post, put *your* real email address in the box (not viewable by the public) and i’ll write back to you. Can’t say fairer than that now, can you?
Neil said,
1 December, 2007 at 5:37 am
Thanks, thanks for your blog creation which is keeping me awake when I should be asleep…4:22am and counting…..
Thanks for the blog creation and causing me a headache,which is now a combination of a sheer tiredness headache and a laughter headache …..
Thanks indeed for the fact that I now can’t go to sleep without reading some more…..
Thanks.
And keep writing..
Please.
N.
Tom C said,
3 January, 2008 at 9:18 pm
Hey there, was just reading your blog and thought it rather cool
Im from glos too, and also love to frequent the rene
Id love to hear from ya, add me on msn :
[taken out, to save you from the spammers!]
Take it easy
Tom
moosh said,
4 January, 2008 at 12:32 pm
Bejesus. Another Tom. Just what we need
sergei said,
30 May, 2008 at 3:21 pm
hey i hope you get this pretty soon as i am in a bit of a bind like you were regarding an expired visa, please email me asap and i will tell you the whole story, thanks
Daniel said,
23 September, 2008 at 6:04 pm
I had my passport stolen in Ukraine last year. I got a replacement from the U.S. Embassy. But I have been in Ukraine without a visa for about 18 months. I want to fix it and become legal here. Any advise about what to do?
Iain said,
17 April, 2009 at 3:15 pm
I also have an expired visa and need to get out without being deported…any new routes or info?
cheers
oli said,
31 July, 2009 at 5:35 pm
Hi, my son went to Ukraine last March and was supposed to be for only 30 days, but he decided to stay and now his visa is expired. I need to buy his ticket here in the USA by 8/20/2009 buy I am afraid he is going to have problems to get out of that country without being deported. He wants to go back next summer….Should I wait for him to fix his visa before I buy his ticket???? Can he go to the US embassy and ask for an extension, even if it already expired?? whatt are the concequences…..please advise.
Janos Csenki said,
5 August, 2009 at 12:25 am
Hi there,
I’ve just read your blog as I’m travelling to Kazakhstan through Russia very soon and I have just realised that the train from Moscow departs on the date of my visa expiry, but does not leave Russia till two days after! Do you have any suggestions? I have a british passport and I’m really worried about getting stuck at the border.
Many thanks!
Mallory said,
8 October, 2009 at 5:48 am
Hi, I’m Russia on a visitor’s visa. it’s only good for 3 months, but I’m here with my husband who’s finishing university and we need to stay for 10 months. we tried to apply for a temporary residence permit, but they said it will take 6 months to get and I still must leave when my first visa expires. do you know if I just stay anyway if they would still issue the residence permit to someone on an expired visa? also, if I just stay the 10 months and let the visa expire what’s the worst that could happen to me when exiting the country finally? what would deportation include? would they take me to jail? I’m really worried about all this, but y husband seems to think it will be fine…we’ll just pay a penalty and leave and not be allowed back for 5 years. is it really that simple? if you have any information please help. thanks