Reasons for emigrating...
#106
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Originally posted by Megalania
I have not seen it. Have you been in it or something like it?
I have not seen it. Have you been in it or something like it?
You must have seen it - it is more in the news than that Oz is to soon get 15,000 US troops stationed here.
An occupied land.
#107
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Originally posted by Wilf
No. I just supply the bananas and toys to the contestants.
You must have seen it - it is more in the news than that Oz is to soon get 15,000 US troops stationed here.
An occupied land.
No. I just supply the bananas and toys to the contestants.
You must have seen it - it is more in the news than that Oz is to soon get 15,000 US troops stationed here.
An occupied land.
#108
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Posts: 7,613
Originally posted by Megalania
You had better explain to me what "big brother" is or at least what it is to you. Am I right to think its a TV show?
You had better explain to me what "big brother" is or at least what it is to you. Am I right to think its a TV show?
Cheers - Don
#109
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I think we're off the track of the original question - Why go? My answer - Its now or never. I don't want to sit down in 20 years time and think if only i had tried it. I'm going for the change, for the scenery, the experience, the culture and if I like it I just might stay!
Footie chick we've had the same problem my parents have a four bed house nr Oxford and we have a 2 bed flat in W Scotland, there's only a couple hundred punds difference in our Tax and they get two wheelie bins, recycling collections and other services provided. That's life
Footie chick we've had the same problem my parents have a four bed house nr Oxford and we have a 2 bed flat in W Scotland, there's only a couple hundred punds difference in our Tax and they get two wheelie bins, recycling collections and other services provided. That's life
#110
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Keelie
Sunlover your life experience's are closest to my own reality .
It's refreshing to see someone who's taken off the rose-coloured glasses and can still appreciate the positives in several cultures.
Thanks Keelie
I see you are in Canada now. Are you planning to return to Oz ?
Sunlover your life experience's are closest to my own reality .
It's refreshing to see someone who's taken off the rose-coloured glasses and can still appreciate the positives in several cultures.
Thanks Keelie
I see you are in Canada now. Are you planning to return to Oz ?