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s.a.y
Croatia3840 Posts
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tomatriedes
New Zealand5356 Posts
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nepeta
1872 Posts
And I don't really care much about football anyway :p | ||
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BloodDrunK
Bangladesh2767 Posts
On July 14 2010 00:13 Tensai176 wrote: Canada! If anything for the beer and the hockey atmosphere =) i'm so moving to Canada now. i'll pass on the beer though. | ||
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Mikami_
Estonia274 Posts
On July 13 2010 23:20 nepeta wrote: Requirements: A civilized place, which does not wage war lightly, where not everyone and everything is in debt. Somewhere where people anspire to be something more than a consuming piece of lard watching television. hahaha !  If you manage to find a place like that, let me know please ! | ||
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serenidite
Korea (South)505 Posts
yeah i was expecting some + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i26.tinypic.com/20sy7sx.jpg) | ||
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Inkarnate
Canada840 Posts
On July 13 2010 23:53 Lexpar wrote: Come to Canada my friend! The climate won't surprise you, we are a peace loving nation and our economy is on the up and up. Did I mention the abundance of natural resources? Last month 90 k jobs where created in this country of 30 millions inhabitants... We didn't even feel the economic recession here. We love Euros! | ||
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kzn
United States1218 Posts
Srsly | ||
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Z3kk
4099 Posts
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Solitary
Sweden23 Posts
On July 14 2010 02:25 Z3kk wrote: I don't see what's wrong with the United States; sure, a lot of people there are fat lards, etc., but it doesn't mean you have to act like them. There are plenty of job opportunities, homes, and places you could go. It's also pretty safe, with the exception of several infamous cities :/ The way I see it, its near impossible to be able to move to the US without marrying someone more or less. | ||
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Z3kk
4099 Posts
On July 14 2010 04:06 Solitary wrote: The way I see it, its near impossible to be able to move to the US without marrying someone more or less. Is that a bad thing? Or do you mean marry someone before moving? It's natural we all get married at some point in our lives, so why not just move to the states, settle down, find someone, and get married? :D | ||
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Inkarnate
Canada840 Posts
On July 15 2010 04:23 Z3kk wrote: Is that a bad thing? Or do you mean marry someone before moving? It's natural we all get married at some point in our lives, so why not just move to the states, settle down, find someone, and get married? :D Because until then you aren't a citizen and can only work temporarily on a visa. | ||
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Itachii
Poland12466 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.poprzedniastrona.premier.gov.pl/templates/admin/userfiles/files/9198_tuskA9557.jpg) oh wait~~ | ||
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ooni
Australia1498 Posts
Teamliquid Fact #1: GTR is everywhere and anywhere where there is something remotely related to kpop Australia, we got a new refugee policy. Perfect timing~~~ *wink* | ||
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Z3kk
4099 Posts
On July 15 2010 04:39 Inkarnate wrote: Because until then you aren't a citizen and can only work temporarily on a visa. You have to marry someone to get a green card? I live here, so I'm probably just taking everything for granted and being ignorant of my country's system because that's how stupid the average American seems to be. | ||
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maga33
United States247 Posts
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Bibbit
Canada5377 Posts
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Ciryandor
United States3735 Posts
On July 13 2010 23:30 GTR wrote: i expected snsd. + Show Spoiler + http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_gfD3nvh-8 Damn, too late. If you can live for the next five years by spending the least amount of money that you can and learning some good practical skills at the same time, go to a halfway decent third world country instead. You'd be rich, well-respected *simply because you're freakin white* and with what you know, you can embed yourself in the upper-class, easy. | ||
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Vinnesta
Singapore285 Posts
There is little difficulty in moving to Singapore, due to the highly efficient bureaucracy (immigrations). Singapore is always trying to attract "foreign talent", so if you have good credentials it's a guaranteed work permit. There is a (relatively) large group of expatriates in Singapore making the transition easier. However, I don't think its a good idea to move away from your home country just because you think that your country sucks. Like they say, "the grass is greener on the other side". Every country has its problems, and our home country is no different. Personally, the culture and feeling of home in my own country is enough to make up for many deficits of it. | ||
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