Maxi

if You want to keep Your head :)


"Dave Campbell" <[email protected]> schreef in bericht
news:[email protected]...
    > "maxi" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    >> try irak?
    > I think the bit about "living a long while" rules that out ;-)
    > Dave Campbell
    >

Larry Dee

Right, excessive displays of yahooism (to be differentiated from
patriotism) are a consideration. Also, the English language is a handy
tool already in he bag. The sggestion of the middle east or asia is
puerile. Hanging onto a head also makes for a better way of life. The
choices seem to be Australia or South Africa/Namibia . I would, of
course, be glad to hear of some alternaives from persons who are serious
about helping.

http://community.webtv.net/larryOfAZ/Inmyroom

http://community.webtv.net/larryOfAZ...ingaboutmaking

Raffi Balmanoukian

in article [email protected], ncurtis at
[email protected] wrote on 10/24/04 3:18 PM:

    > "Peter Webb" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:<[email protected]. au>...
    >> This is the main reason I am confused.
    >>
    >> Yes, as you say, Perth is similar in a way to Pheonix.
    >>
    >> You live in a small country town in the desert in the USA. You want to move
    >> to a small country town on the edge of the desert in Australia. Why?
    >
    > I'm also confused because you're pursing similar information about a
    > move to Africa in another newsgroup. If there's some data that would
    > definitively sway you towards one continent or another, why not ask
    > for it? And if it's simply "small town desert lacking excessive
    > displays of U.S. patriotism" that you seek, why not consider portions
    > of Asia or the Middle East as well?
    >
    > Nancy

If you're into English-speaking deserts where you can keep your kop, try
Osoyoos (yes, Nancy, we do have a desert!)

Alan

On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 18:27:47 -0700, [email protected] (larry dee)
wrote:

    >Right, excessive displays of yahooism (to be differentiated from
    >patriotism) are a consideration. Also, the English language is a handy
    >tool already in he bag. The sggestion of the middle east or asia is
    >puerile. Hanging onto a head also makes for a better way of life. The
    >choices seem to be Australia or South Africa/Namibia . I would, of
    >course, be glad to hear of some alternaives from persons who are serious
    >about helping.
    >http://community.webtv.net/larryOfAZ/Inmyroom
    >http://community.webtv.net/larryOfAZ...ingaboutmaking

Actually, mate, you'll find there was considerable help in there mixed
in with a little humour.

In fact, with a sense of humour like yours, Namibia sounds bloody
perfect. You certainly won't find much red-white-and-blue there. Or much
of anything else.


Cheers, Alan
--

Larry Kingman

I'd like to thank absolutely everyone who posted responses to my query.
At the moment I'm in a state of information overload. As someone
suggested "better to get on the ground and look around" (paraphrased).
As soon as the rain stops (yes, the Mojave Desert can be a strange
place), I'm ready to go. Thanks again.

Craig Welch

On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 09:17:06 +1000, Peter <[email protected]>
wrote:

    >Does anyone know the answer? I know that there are places like Indonesia
    >where tourists duck out every so often to refresh their visa and they do
    >this on a permanent basis, but somehow I can't see this sort of caper
    >being smiled upon by the immigration folk here.

It's quite common.

I've done the same for an extended period in another country to the
north of Australia (no, not Singapore).

--
Craig

Craig Welch

On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 18:27:47 -0700, [email protected] (larry dee)
wrote:

    >Right, excessive displays of yahooism (to be differentiated from
    >patriotism) are a consideration. Also, the English language is a handy
    >tool already in he bag. The sggestion of the middle east or asia is
    >puerile. Hanging onto a head also makes for a better way of life.

Why is a suggestion of living in Asia puerile?

--
Craig