Improving and other stuff

TechniQ.UK

United Kingdom391 Posts

January 15 2008 00:47 GMT

Hey guys well i notice that been consistently improving in broodwar this time around, since i came back from my break. Sure i ain't got everything under wraps but im getting more aware and knowledable everytime i play.

However i got really no folk but the active lzh members to hang around with and theres time differences since some of them are living in asia. So can people recommend me any active clans (and their respective channels) because im getting bored going mostly solo

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My parents this week have been putting me under pressure about what full time job im going to get when i leave school...so annoying to be honest ive got 5 months to decide that even so, give me a break you know ive been in full time education since i was 5 and i got 1000 quid in the bank at the moment anyway from drug dealing. How can i tell them what i want to work as when i dont know myself but i will find one.

Also a question for you guys, do you reckon its hard to move to another country in the way of finance, employment and housing? I know i dont still want to be in the UK by the time im 22.

Only video of the song i could find on youtube below, alex megane - tonight.

Snet

United States3573 Posts

January 15 2008 01:57 GMT

Also a question for you guys, do you reckon its hard to move to another country in the way of finance, employment and housing? I know i dont still want to be in the UK by the time im 22.

It would be financially hard for me to move to a new state let alone a new country. I would seek professional financial advisement (aka not random TL advice) before trying something like that.

XCetron

5226 Posts

January 15 2008 06:45 GMT

theres nothing that TL doesnt know, just gotta be careful about choosing the right advice.

haduken

Australia8267 Posts

January 15 2008 06:57 GMT

what eva u do, don't come to aus.
there are enough drunken brits singing YNWA on fridays.

zdd

1463 Posts

January 15 2008 07:20 GMT

You have to know the country's language pretty well if you want to get a job there, also if you don't have citizenship/visa runs out you'll most likely have to do crappy, long-hour jobs, and get paid under the table so that you don't get recorded on tax records. First choose a country really carefully based on your criteria for good laws, economics, etc, then find as much information as you can about how to gain citizenship and what the costs of living will be in your prospective area. The transition period is probably going to be expensive, difficult, and demoralizing, so assume the worst unless you're very rich or get a good job (need a college degree for that). Having a friend or two in your target country definitely doesn't hurt, and if you're gonna consider starting your own business in the new country, you'll also have to study the laws pretty extensively. This should not be an impulsive decision, and the more information you can find before you make the move, the better.