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Re: is it worth it
Originally Posted by spartacus
(Post 7976082)
No its rubbish here . . . anyone who says otherwise must have enormously low expectations . . .
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Re: is it worth it
what chance do the garbos stand?
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Re: is it worth it
Originally Posted by kporte
(Post 7976097)
Rubbish! Anyone who says it's rubbish, is rubbish!!
Please explain 'oh one of limited expectations'? |
Re: is it worth it
Originally Posted by spartacus
(Post 7976114)
Rubbish?!
Please explain 'oh one of limited expectations'? |
Re: is it worth it
is that like dating an oompa loompa?
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Re: is it worth it
Originally Posted by Dorothy
(Post 7976151)
Keep your expectations low. That way you'll never be disappointed.
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Re: is it worth it
Originally Posted by spartacus
(Post 7976159)
But how low should you go?
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Re: is it worth it
Originally Posted by spartacus
(Post 7976159)
But how low should you go?
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Re: is it worth it
like a first date with a fit bird?
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Re: is it worth it
Originally Posted by Dorothy
(Post 7976182)
I expect nothing from anyone or anything. Anything I get is bonus.
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Re: is it worth it
Originally Posted by spartacus
(Post 7976196)
Sorry . . . were you expecting a reply?
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Re: is it worth it
Originally Posted by Dorothy
(Post 7976664)
No, but getting one was really nice. Thanks.
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Re: is it worth it
Originally Posted by iamthecreaturefromuranus
(Post 7976169)
As low as a lizard drinking.
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Re: is it worth it
Originally Posted by king kong
(Post 7964158)
Maybe you need a doctor or youve had a nasty bang on the head .:)ps i am with u on the BE bit , i spent a while away and to be honest it de-clouds your judgement .you have settled and i have decided to go and live alife totally differnt to one i have lived before due to the fact im gloriously single and can go where i want and live a life truly saying ''never say never ''.
Doubt one would get anywhere if they're constantly analyzing and comparing UK to Australia. Both are going to have their flaws. The thing is, I tend to think that you're probably not getting a decent answer from a topic like this. Those that are enjoying Australia wouldn't be as active on these forums, those that still have their heart and head in the UK might be posting here a bit more. My mates family immigrated over from the UK. They spent the first year here miserable and every sentence somehow included "...but in England". After six months they were fine and didn't need to include "England" in their sentences anymore. You'll get out whatever you put into it. |
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