give me a week and ill let you know about my work/life balance in the netherlands..
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If you smoke crack yes Sasguru, great place !Originally posted by sasguruYou are all soft tulipes and poofters. Inner City London is still the best in the world.
Failing that, Norway is only decent place left in Scandy.
Taxes are high, but so is the standard of living.
Six months left of this tulipehole. Can't wait.
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The grass is always greener and all that ....
I've worked in Switzerland and Germany and found them boring as hell (apart from the winter sports - but I can do that with a short flight from London).
No, if you want stimulation and never want to be bored, London is best.
Of course, lesser folk can't cope with it.
Hard Brexit now!
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Is there such a thing?Originally posted by TheMonkeyI'm biased as I have swiss blood though (and easy citizenship if I want one
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I've heard of people being there 30 years and still not getting it. Likewise a couple of mates of mine in London were Swiss born and bred, and it still wasn't certain they'd get it that easy. Supposedly because their dad was apparently a Brit.Comment
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Germany used to be absolutely brilliant, in fact in the nineties whilst living in Koblenz an English student from London came to live there because she wanted to be "where its at". I mean a town like Koblenz more exciting than London. !!
That was mainly because there loads of French people who'd moved there and they made a great party scene.
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If for you being stabbed in a bus is stimulation, well then you are in the right place.Originally posted by sasguruNo, if you want stimulation and never want to be bored, London is best.
Of course, lesser folk can't cope with it.
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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Nice one liner at the end, but did 5 years (Islington and Putney)Originally posted by sasguruThe grass is always greener and all that ....
I've worked in Switzerland and Germany and found them boring as hell (apart from the winter sports - but I can do that with a short flight from London).
No, if you want stimulation and never want to be bored, London is best.
Of course, lesser folk can't cope with it.
woke up and left. Its all your mate, you and the other 18 million!!
I now get my kicks by living 35 mins away from Stansted.
I was at the Guggenheim, Bilbao, 2 weekends ago, the Real
Madrid vs Vallencia game the weekend before that, and I'm
off to Dublin in another 3 weeks. All for the price of a tube fair lmao......
Now get back to tunnel rat boy, your tube will be along shortly.
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I walk to work, commuter boyOriginally posted by lORD lUCANNow get back to tunnel rat boy, your tube will be along shortly.
And as I live close to Liv. St. I can do the Stansted/City Airport thing too.
Difference is, I can also do the London thing rather than interact with carrot-chewing locals like you.
Last edited by sasguru; 31 May 2006, 12:58.Hard Brexit now!
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