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Giorgis

(or Dominik) is a member from Switzerland Switzerland. He has been a member for over 2 years (889 days).
Distance Sent: 1,686,804 km
Last Seen: 1 day ago
Speaks: english, français, deutsch, româna
Interested in direct swaps: No Help

17th on most postcards sent from Switzerland
17th on longest distance sent from Switzerland

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About Dominik...

I am living at the moment in Swiss watch area (between the German speaking and the French speaking area), close to the French border.

I am a former language student (mainly romance and slavic languages), so you can send the card in the language of your choice. :D

A little add on to my "preferences", but only if actually have such cards, or if they are easy to find for you (if not, skip this paragraph):
- For Czech and German users, if you happen to have some spare Krtek or Janosch, I'd really love one.
- For Stockholm users (mainly), if there actually a card showing the Normalmstorg, I would also be interested.
- For Finnish users, if you happen to have cards related to tango (or eventually to Kaurismäki movies, if such cards exist), even add cards, I would be interested.
- For St Petersburg (Russia) users, if you happen to have a card of the Никольский собор, it would be great. (It might be a little long to explain why this specific Church. :D) And in general for Russian users, are there cards of Крокодил Гени?
But remember, if these "preferences" are not easy to meet, no worry, just skip to the following part:

I have no real preference for the subject, be it landscapes, city views or "something completely different". If you have a special/strange/funny/bizarre/weird card you are not sure whom to send, don't hesitate. I like standard cards too, so don't worry. I tend to prefer single view cards, or any card with one picture to multiview, though. Concerning ad-cards, there seem to be some very intriguing ones out there (eg. BY-37156), so no worry with such cards either.
In short, all cards are welcome.
(In case of doubt, pick 6 random cards, place them in line, and send the third card from the left. :) )

And please (most users do it anyway, but in case of), send the card with a little text and stamped with no envelope. If possible of course. (Don't worry too much for the text, just write what crosses your mind, be it something about you, about your town, the weather, the last thing that made you smile, or whatever. I just prefer a little text on the card.)