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What's wrong with Switzerland? I love it over there, hope to contract there someday.Kneel before Bod -
Just don't say I didn't warn you.Originally posted by Bod View PostWhat's wrong with Switzerland? I love it over there, hope to contract there someday.
I've seen much of the rest of the world. It is brutal and cruel and dark, Rome is the light.Comment
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Let me guess - you work as a drug mule for Taleban?Originally posted by chef View Postthis is specialised work for an international pharmacutical co.
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I'll bear that in mind, but could you elucidate a little ?Originally posted by Francko View PostJust don't say I didn't warn you.
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Ok, that was a partial joke. You might like it there, who knows? I personally find it very boring and all the rules setup for the sake of rules a true annoyance. Sure there are some benefits (lower crime, cleaner streets, trains on time, etc) but the price to pay for me is too high. Just one thing: I hope you are not a progressist person as you will feel like travelling back in time for sure (and so including all negative and positive things obviously).Originally posted by Bod View PostI'll bear that in mind, but could you elucidate a little ?I've seen much of the rest of the world. It is brutal and cruel and dark, Rome is the light.Comment
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Hmmm interesting, thanks for that.Originally posted by Francko View PostOk, that was a partial joke. You might like it there, who knows? I personally find it very boring and all the rules setup for the sake of rules a true annoyance. Sure there are some benefits (lower crime, cleaner streets, trains on time, etc) but the price to pay for me is too high. Just one thing: I hope you are not a progressist person as you will feel like travelling back in time for sure (and so including all negative and positive things obviously).
I always get a *slight* sense of claustrophobia when in Switzerland, as though there's an unspoken undercurrent. But it doesn't bother me much and the benefits, for me at least, far outweigh the negatives.
Caveat : I may nolonger think like this after working there for a year or two
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The secret to the Danish happiness has been found.
They have extremely low expectations for the future.
Then when they go through a year without getting fired, divorced, beheaded and boiled they are extremely happy.
I think that is not the right way of achieving happiness.
That is one of the reasons I left that miserable country."Condoms should come with a free pack of earplugs."Comment
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Not bad for boating I believe.Originally posted by ThomasSoerensen View PostThe secret to the Danish happiness has been found.
They have extremely low expectations for the future.
Then when they go through a year without getting fired, divorced, beheaded and boiled they are extremely happy.
I think that is not the right way of achieving happiness.
That is one of the reasons I left that miserable country.Comment
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Thomas - do you use your real name?!Originally posted by ThomasSoerensen View PostThe secret to the Danish happiness has been found.
They have extremely low expectations for the future.
Then when they go through a year without getting fired, divorced, beheaded and boiled they are extremely happy.
I think that is not the right way of achieving happiness.
That is one of the reasons I left that miserable country.
I always assumed that person on facebook was Milan for some reason!!
The pope is a tard.Comment
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It's like semi-retirement: you've got the money sorted and everything nicely planned, but it's boring.Originally posted by Bod View PostI'll bear that in mind, but could you elucidate a little ?Comment
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