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Hi sorry video. :(

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Aw thanks for offering anyway :)

I'll see if I can download it from somewhere :)

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For some reason I manage to forget this is on every morning:lol:

I've only managed to see 2 and just caught the ;last 5 minutes of this one.

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Hubby says between 2-3 hours according to traffic. Mindarie is a nice suburb on the coastal side too,with good schools. Currambine & Connolly are nice and have good primary schools. Currambine has it's own train station. PM me with the type of thing you are looking for and I can give you more details.

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Sorry if your watching but I think the family who were on today shouldn't be going.

I thought me and hubby were bad at times but oh my god maybe editing but looked like this couple did NOT get on at all.
Seemed to expect alot out there especially the woman (sorry), Can't understand though from all the quotes we got as to why our GSD would cost around £5,000 to get over there (which makes it out of the question) Yet the horse only costs £5,900?????

Very well behaved cute kids though.

I hope tomorrow's family is a bit more watchable

Jen

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[KNow its been asked already but has anyone taped all these????
We've missed loads

Jen

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I have also heard that Robina is a good area, I live further up than that so I can't give you much information I'm afraid.There must be someone on here that knows the area. I hope you are successful.:)

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ive recorded the lot but its on sky plus
unless you want to pop round and share few bottles wine to help me celebrate co we can watch then one after the other
lol lesley

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Lol I'd love to. Tell me you live in Norfolk, preferably near Norwich and it's a deal i'll bring the wine :)

Jen

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I'm not sure the family today should go either....the hubby looks like he would be bored out of his mind at work! :ohmy: and who would look after her kids while she goes trotting around on her horse? :lol:

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i understand that! that was my point.
i simply didnt like the arguing on this thread over unwinnable points

people claim what benefits they can. it is the system that is to blame not poles, english, asian, aussies anyone.. i fully believe in a fall back benefit system.
i cannot stand people that would abuse that system..
aussies english poles.... anyone..
in any country..

ps
i certainly dont mean you.
if you feel offended in anyway then pm me and i will explain and apologise.. :)

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they get them from not reading the original post.....
i am fully aware that i would have to pay....twice...


read my post please:)

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you didnt miss owt Kath, it just showed him making up some mfi type cupboards and a bit of shopfitting.

some nice cheap houses though :)

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Hi, I think a TRA stands for Trades Recognition Australia?

As I say, I've not been through the process. Am only 21 and planning on spending the next few years saving up and getting the work exp that I will need.

Here's the website with info, don't know if it applies for every job or just the trades jobs. . .
http://www.australia-migration.com/page/Trades_TRA/262

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sorry whitley bay newcastle shame would be fun