FINDING WORK IN USA easy/hard ??
Oct 16th 2006, 5:17 pm
#151
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Re: FINDING WORK IN USA easy/hard ??
Aaaw, how sweet!
I think they're in love!
I think they're in love!
Oct 16th 2006, 5:24 pm
#152
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Re: FINDING WORK IN USA easy/hard ??
Originally Posted by dbj1000
Aaaw, how sweet!
I think they're in love!
I think they're in love!
Oct 16th 2006, 5:52 pm
#153
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Re: FINDING WORK IN USA easy/hard ??
Originally Posted by snowbunny
Sadly, they cannot marry so that RichP can work in the US.
Oct 16th 2006, 10:41 pm
#154
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Re: FINDING WORK IN USA easy/hard ??
Originally Posted by RichP
Resorting to keyboard attacks at 40 years old, deary me, 40 years old. Someones very bitter.
How do you say envy in Florida? No, don't tell me, i don't care.
Ta Ta
How do you say envy in Florida? No, don't tell me, i don't care.
Ta Ta
Congrats, you are now on ignore.
Oct 17th 2006, 2:40 am
#155
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Re: FINDING WORK IN USA easy/hard ??
It seems that besides being a Yorky Tosser you also have an ageism problem.
When I was aged 20 that I probably thought knew it all too. At least at (almost) 55 I have the experience to understand that I still don't know it all.
What a singularly unpleasant young man you are. I am sure that your family and friends, if you have any, cannot wait for you to emigrate.
p.s. thanks, everyone, for the Karma I got for my original "Yorky Tosser" post. It seems to have been well received by the bitter old farts around here.
When I was aged 20 that I probably thought knew it all too. At least at (almost) 55 I have the experience to understand that I still don't know it all.
What a singularly unpleasant young man you are. I am sure that your family and friends, if you have any, cannot wait for you to emigrate.
p.s. thanks, everyone, for the Karma I got for my original "Yorky Tosser" post. It seems to have been well received by the bitter old farts around here.
Originally Posted by RichP
I guess you've a right to be bitter; being called Terrence for the past 56 years must really wear you down sometimes. *giggles*
Oct 17th 2006, 2:44 am
#156
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Re: FINDING WORK IN USA easy/hard ??
Originally Posted by TRPardoe
It seems that besides being a Yorky Tosser you also have an ageism problem.
When I was aged 20 that I probably thought knew it all too. At least at (almost) 55 I have the experience to understand that I still don't know it all.
What a singularly unpleasant young man you are. I am sure that your family and friends, if you have any, cannot wait for you to emigrate.
p.s. thanks, everyone, for the Karma I got for my original "Yorky Tosser" post. It seems to have been well received by the bitter old farts around here.
When I was aged 20 that I probably thought knew it all too. At least at (almost) 55 I have the experience to understand that I still don't know it all.
What a singularly unpleasant young man you are. I am sure that your family and friends, if you have any, cannot wait for you to emigrate.
p.s. thanks, everyone, for the Karma I got for my original "Yorky Tosser" post. It seems to have been well received by the bitter old farts around here.
Hey....less of the 'Yorkie' if you don't mind...'Tosser' yes...but leave us Yorkies out of it.
Oct 17th 2006, 2:48 am
#157
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Re: FINDING WORK IN USA easy/hard ??
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
Hey....less of the 'Yorkie' if you don't mind...'Tosser' yes...but leave us Yorkies out of it.
Oct 17th 2006, 4:09 am
#158
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Re: FINDING WORK IN USA easy/hard ??
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
Hey....less of the 'Yorkie' if you don't mind...'Tosser' yes...but leave us Yorkies out of it.
Speaking of Yorkshire, did you know the puddings of the same name may be found here under the name "Washington Pop-overs"? Not a lot of people know thaaaat.
