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Apr 4th 2008 | 8:46 am
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sensible replies only
look,i am moving over to spain in 3weeks or less,i want geniuene people who can giv me information on Nerja.i am 31,coming over alone,and lookingfor bar work for the summer.is Nerja a good place for someone like myself to b comin to?
Apr 4th 2008 | 8:53 am
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Take a chance and come out to Nerja for a while, if you don`t like it move along the coast till you find a place you do like.
Everyones opinions of a place are different, what doesn`t suit others may suit you.
Apr 4th 2008 | 8:55 am
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Re: sensible replys only
just come with enough money to pay for rent/bills etc in case you cant find work ..........and bear in mind pay is low and hours are long
Apr 4th 2008 | 8:57 am
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ive posted it more than once cos peep juat take the pee and go off and have their own little conversations tottally ignoring the post.well,is it dfull of couples and old people?or are there some young ish people.wot bout the women there?any nice spanish?bars?etcfinding work?
Apr 4th 2008 | 8:58 am
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Re: sensible replys only
Sorry mate, dont know the area so cant help
Apr 4th 2008 | 8:59 am
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Re: sensible replys only
I think you don't get what you want, because most answers will be of the 'piece of string' questions.
I just don't think there is anyone here that can precisely give the answers you want.
I just don't think there is anyone here that can precisely give the answers you want.
Apr 4th 2008 | 9:05 am
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yeh its prob true,i just want to be sure its not full of oldies.and some nice single spanish ladies around ,how much is accomadation roughly?
Apr 4th 2008 | 9:09 am
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Re: sensible replys only
Essentially the Gordian knot is a legend or metaphor for something that is intractable, and hard to master, something endless.
The fable of cutting it, as demonstrated by the Myth of Alexander shows a confidence in the "bold stroke" the sweeping action devoid of hesitation, and it helps us see the benefits of being confident and forthright.
Like it or not, sometimes we are shown that to be bold and strive for that which others see as restrictive or confining could essentially be beneficial in essence.
The fable of cutting it, as demonstrated by the Myth of Alexander shows a confidence in the "bold stroke" the sweeping action devoid of hesitation, and it helps us see the benefits of being confident and forthright.
Like it or not, sometimes we are shown that to be bold and strive for that which others see as restrictive or confining could essentially be beneficial in essence.
Apr 4th 2008 | 9:12 am
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Essentially the Gordian knot is a legend or metaphor for something that is intractable, and hard to master, something endless.
go away mat,ur not wantedhere,go watch south park
The fable of cutting it, as demonstrated by the Myth of Alexander shows a confidence in the "bold stroke" the sweeping action devoid of hesitation, and it helps us see the benefits of being confident and forthright.
Like it or not, sometimes we are shown that to be bold and strive for that which others see as restrictive or confining could essentially be beneficial in essence.
go away mat,ur not wantedhere,go watch south park
The fable of cutting it, as demonstrated by the Myth of Alexander shows a confidence in the "bold stroke" the sweeping action devoid of hesitation, and it helps us see the benefits of being confident and forthright.
Like it or not, sometimes we are shown that to be bold and strive for that which others see as restrictive or confining could essentially be beneficial in essence.
Apr 4th 2008 | 9:12 am
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Apr 4th 2008 | 9:14 am
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Re: sensible replys only
Essentially the Gordian knot is a legend or metaphor for something that is intractable, and hard to master, something endless.
The fable of cutting it, as demonstrated by the Myth of Alexander shows a confidence in the "bold stroke" the sweeping action devoid of hesitation, and it helps us see the benefits of being confident and forthright.
Like it or not, sometimes we are shown that to be bold and strive for that which others see as restrictive or confining could essentially be beneficial in essence.
The fable of cutting it, as demonstrated by the Myth of Alexander shows a confidence in the "bold stroke" the sweeping action devoid of hesitation, and it helps us see the benefits of being confident and forthright.
Like it or not, sometimes we are shown that to be bold and strive for that which others see as restrictive or confining could essentially be beneficial in essence.
Apr 4th 2008 | 9:16 am
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Re: sensible replys only
Grooster, he is basically saying go for it!
It's good advice methinks.
It's good advice methinks.
Apr 4th 2008 | 9:16 am
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Apr 4th 2008 | 9:17 am
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Re: sensible replys only
Seemed sensible to me, if a tad verbose.
