Hey Causus, I'll have a pastrami on rye with extra pickle and hold the mayo. And a coke.
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Or in SASGURU's case, a pink triangle.Originally posted by Old GregBut it doesn't even involve compulsory little yellow stars.Comment
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I am.Originally posted by Causus DeliYou are clearly not familiar with the different work permits that they have.
Such permits do exist, but there are plenty of immigrants without degree level qualifications who do live in CH.If they work there they cannot live there.
It isn't feasible to commute across the border to Zurich and its environs on a cleaner's wages. OTOH, I have come across a few IT contractors who do a daily cross-bprder commute.Most CH towns are on the border, I guess you were in Basel.Behold the warranty -- the bold print giveth and the fine print taketh away.Comment
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And a fool will always spout tulipe.Originally posted by Causus Deli"The reasonable man adapts himself to the conditions that surround him... The unreasonable man adapts surrounding conditions to himself... All progress depends on the unreasonable man."
HTHHard Brexit now!
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Thank you for your considered view, as always well thought out and based on real life experiences. Whilst the wit and cnutting nature of your comment is evident I have to inform you that it clearly identifies you as a dolt of the highest order.Originally posted by ClippyCausus Deli = c0ck.
I feel much better now!
Do feel free to command the waves to retreat.Comment
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Would you say you are a particularly self-aware individual?Originally posted by Causus DeliThank you for your considered view, as always well thought out and based on real life experiences. Whilst the wit and cnutting nature of your comment is evident I have to inform you that it clearly identifies you as a dolt of the highest order.
Do feel free to command the waves to retreat.Comment
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