Would you do it again?
Sep 21st 2006 | 1:56 am
#301
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by Sallyanne
You could come over and shoot my gofers
Sep 21st 2006 | 1:58 am
#302
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by Sallyanne
You're trespassing on his ancestral land
Sep 21st 2006 | 2:09 am
#303
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
Summed up as "Personal Circumstances"
Some people got it made and love it, others dont and hate it. No one is right or wrong since everyones experiences are personal. Therefore no one has the right to call anyone a Moaner or Whiner if they dont like it nor the right to call someone who does like it.
Some people got it made and love it, others dont and hate it. No one is right or wrong since everyones experiences are personal. Therefore no one has the right to call anyone a Moaner or Whiner if they dont like it nor the right to call someone who does like it.
Reg. Frank R.
Sep 21st 2006 | 2:12 am
#304
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by anotherlimey
South Florida is useful for some things... 
Whereabouts are you moving to?
Whereabouts are you moving to?
My post should have said "Moved not moving".
Reg. Frank R.
Last edited by frrussre; Sep 21st 2006 at 2:14 am.
Sep 21st 2006 | 2:16 am
#305
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by Elvira
Yep - the brain drain folks 
Sep 21st 2006 | 2:20 am
#306
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by frrussre
I am already here. Moved from NYC on the 6/13/06 arrived in Fort Lauderdale 6/16/06.
My post should have said "Moved not moving".
Reg. Frank R.
My post should have said "Moved not moving".
Reg. Frank R.
Sep 21st 2006 | 2:24 am
#307
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From: Glen Mills, PA
Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
Summed up as "Personal Circumstances"
Some people got it made and love it, others dont and hate it. No one is right or wrong since everyones experiences are personal. Therefore no one has the right to call anyone a Moaner or Whiner if they dont like it nor the right to call someone who does like it.
Some people got it made and love it, others dont and hate it. No one is right or wrong since everyones experiences are personal. Therefore no one has the right to call anyone a Moaner or Whiner if they dont like it nor the right to call someone who does like it.
Sep 21st 2006 | 2:35 am
#308
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by paddingtongreen
I agreee, to an extent, but some of the unhappy people concentrate only on the agony, instead of setting out to make something good from the experience.
For us it's not so much a case of being unhappy here as more one of on balance deciding the UK fits out current circumstances better. So we can see the positives and negatives on both sides of the pond.
Sep 21st 2006 | 4:17 am
#309
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by Ray
No problem ...Anything small and furry can receive the treatment ...
Sep 21st 2006 | 4:18 am
#310
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Re: Would you do it again?
I personally think living in the US is great. When I get sick, I can go out to Walgreens in the middle of the night and get a prescription my doctor called in for me. When I get hungry at 3AM I can go to the 24 hr diner. There is always somewhere to go and something to do. The girls are great looking and not as fleshy as girls in the UK. Everytime I go back to England to see the family I usually become bored after a few days. All the shops close way too early for my liking. I guess I have become another consumerized American. One thing positive for England, is they have more advanced cell phones in the UK than in the US. I think that if I had not kept in touch with some of my high school friends in England, I would probably come back hardly ever.
Sep 21st 2006 | 4:19 am
#311
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by gardnma
Would that include also, cats, hampsters, rabbits, mexicans?
Sep 21st 2006 | 4:32 am
#312
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by paddingtongreen
You are, quite obviously, much too young to know about the brain drain of the sixties, or was there a second one?
I would not know about the 60s brain drain but have heard about it from my elders
I think today it's more a case of cherry-picking who they want rather than mass recruiting
Sep 21st 2006 | 4:40 am
#313
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by UFsoccergator76
I personally think living in the US is great. When I get sick, I can go out to Walgreens in the middle of the night and get a prescription my doctor called in for me. When I get hungry at 3AM I can go to the 24 hr diner. There is always somewhere to go and something to do...
weren't like that in maine, and it's only slighty better here in metro west of Mass...
Sep 21st 2006 | 4:44 am
#314
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by britvic
PMSL with the last one you bad Boy
Sep 21st 2006 | 4:48 am
#315
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From: Cape Cod MA..Davenport FL
Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by Bob
where bouts are you?
weren't like that in maine, and it's only slighty better here in metro west of Mass...
weren't like that in maine, and it's only slighty better here in metro west of Mass...
