Intro to all
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Intro to all
Hi All,
I'm new visiting and trying to get a feel of this place, hows everyone adapting?
i have been offered a good pay with 11 years experience under my belt as an engineer, but $$ isn't everything to me, happiness is. Does anyone here ever ask themselves "what the hell am i doing here"?
I'm new visiting and trying to get a feel of this place, hows everyone adapting?
i have been offered a good pay with 11 years experience under my belt as an engineer, but $$ isn't everything to me, happiness is. Does anyone here ever ask themselves "what the hell am i doing here"?
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Re: Intro to all
Hi All,
I'm new visiting and trying to get a feel of this place, hows everyone adapting?
i have been offered a good pay with 11 years experience under my belt as an engineer, but $$ isn't everything to me, happiness is. Does anyone here ever ask themselves "what the hell am i doing here"?
I'm new visiting and trying to get a feel of this place, hows everyone adapting?
i have been offered a good pay with 11 years experience under my belt as an engineer, but $$ isn't everything to me, happiness is. Does anyone here ever ask themselves "what the hell am i doing here"?
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Re: Intro to all
Hi All,
I'm new visiting and trying to get a feel of this place, hows everyone adapting?
i have been offered a good pay with 11 years experience under my belt as an engineer, but $$ isn't everything to me, happiness is. Does anyone here ever ask themselves "what the hell am i doing here"?
I'm new visiting and trying to get a feel of this place, hows everyone adapting?
i have been offered a good pay with 11 years experience under my belt as an engineer, but $$ isn't everything to me, happiness is. Does anyone here ever ask themselves "what the hell am i doing here"?
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The 'vibe' in Doha is the result of people shaking with frustration at the stupid and beligerent actions of the arrogant locals. Add that to humidity and a small minded population, and you have Qatar, where you can sometimes have a drink to calm things down. If Qatar went 'dry', the place would be a ghost town very quickly. It is a shit-hole with no redeeming features populated by dolts with an unearned sense of entitlement. Other than that, it beats Saudi, but so does Tehran....
Last edited by OleJanx; May 8th 2014 at 6:15 pm.
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I ask myself that every morning I wake up...
then by night time I drown the thoughts in pints of bitter and have forgotten all about it....till the next morning
then by night time I drown the thoughts in pints of bitter and have forgotten all about it....till the next morning
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my buddy feels like that all month he said until he gets that 6 figure monthly sms salary deposit then the bad thoughts just disappear.
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yea i know, hes a hard worker, does a 3 hour round trip commute daily and works his butt off in the middle of the ocean. He says he likes doing what hes doing and takes pride in it, been doing it for 25 years but the pay gradually went up, always the first one in and last to leave.
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