Young graduate (thinking) of moving to Florida/USA
Aug 20th 2005, 3:43 am
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Re: Young graduate (thinking) of moving to Florida/USA
Originally Posted by CitySlicker
I am speaking hypothetically, of course, but how much is the going rate for a 'tart' to get the greencard. I would be able to put my hands on several hundreds of thousands of USD. All legally acquired.
Having only been to the US on holiday I don't know much about the place but from what I have seen I could give the place a go. I am in New Zealand at the moment but originally from the UK so the greencard isn't an option. Probably fair to say my skills wouldn't be in demand there either.
Having only been to the US on holiday I don't know much about the place but from what I have seen I could give the place a go. I am in New Zealand at the moment but originally from the UK so the greencard isn't an option. Probably fair to say my skills wouldn't be in demand there either.
I know many southern belles who are up for a bit of english sausage
Aug 20th 2005, 3:56 am
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Re: Young graduate (thinking) of moving to Florida/USA
Originally Posted by BritGuyTN
$100,000 should be fine - the price of a crappy house in nashville
I know many southern belles who are up for a bit of english sausage
I know many southern belles who are up for a bit of english sausage
Aug 20th 2005, 4:12 am
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Re: Young graduate (thinking) of moving to Florida/USA
Originally Posted by CitySlicker
LOL. I shall have to watch 'Gone with the Wind' so I can understand that southern twang.
Aug 20th 2005, 4:36 am
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Re: Young graduate (thinking) of moving to Florida/USA
Originally Posted by BritGuyTN
$100,000 should be fine - the price of a crappy house in nashville
I know many southern belles who are up for a bit of english sausage
I know many southern belles who are up for a bit of english sausage
Aug 20th 2005, 4:47 am
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Re: Young graduate (thinking) of moving to Florida/USA
Originally Posted by dbj1000
Southern Bellies?
go to down town nashville on a weekend evening - the de rigeur uniform is tight jeans/mini skirts on younger women with hot bodies (as they say in the south)
I think its outrageous
Aug 20th 2005, 5:20 am
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Re: Young graduate (thinking) of moving to Florida/USA
Originally Posted by CitySlicker
Yes he said that the Prague women were the best.
Aug 20th 2005, 6:07 am
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Re: Young graduate (thinking) of moving to Florida/USA
Originally Posted by BritGuyTN
no need for research - most of it is 'mmmmh mmmmmh mmmmmh'
It just gets better.
What if I don't like Country and Western? Should I just stay quiet about that?
Aug 20th 2005, 6:36 pm
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Re: Young graduate (thinking) of moving to Florida/USA
Originally Posted by Bob
EA are also having a huge recruitment drive and throwing parties all over the place if you can get into one of them, few in blighty.
EA have issues right now. Last year they paid out $20M in settlements. These settlements were basically to settle cases regarding bad work ethics (demanding hours beyond the law, no actual pay fror those hours).
big company, nice benefits, bad ethics, none standard.
Aug 20th 2005, 8:48 pm
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Re: Young graduate (thinking) of moving to Florida/USA
Originally Posted by USBound
EA have issues right now. Last year they paid out $20M in settlements. These settlements were basically to settle cases regarding bad work ethics (demanding hours beyond the law, no actual pay fror those hours).
Aug 22nd 2005, 3:06 pm
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Re: Young graduate (thinking) of moving to Florida/USA
Excellent, cheers for the replies
Noticed the thread took an odd turn for a while though, didn't know "american tarts" could provoke such a timely discussion
EA would be an interesting prospect, I'll look into it.
Noticed the thread took an odd turn for a while though, didn't know "american tarts" could provoke such a timely discussion
EA would be an interesting prospect, I'll look into it.
Aug 22nd 2005, 3:13 pm
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Re: Young graduate (thinking) of moving to Florida/USA
Originally Posted by djhsolutions
Excellent, cheers for the replies
Noticed the thread took an odd turn for a while though, didn't know "american tarts" could provoke such a timely discussion
EA would be an interesting prospect, I'll look into it.
Noticed the thread took an odd turn for a while though, didn't know "american tarts" could provoke such a timely discussion
EA would be an interesting prospect, I'll look into it.
if you'd like to try Activision too.. you could get on with them as an intern in the UK and transfer out. Better working ethos and they won't screw you over.... oh.. and I work for them, well for Neversoft (owned by them) anyways.
