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Previously on "Time to emigrate. But where?"

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  • milanbenes
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    Tarkers,

    I showed you the website for finding the land,

    this is the website for buying the architect's plans for the house,

    lots to choose from....

    http://www.gservis.cz/projekty-rodin...-nad-4-miliony


    Milan.

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  • milanbenes
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    he he

    I had a terrible experience at the maldes-zitle office in vienna

    what a bunch they are

    Milan.

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  • Tarquin Farquhar
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    Originally posted by sasguru View Post
    yeah but public sector workers are miserable everywhere. You should see the ones in the US.
    Oh God, yes! you think you've wormholed into some parallel universe, this can't really be America.

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  • sasguru
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    Originally posted by milanbenes View Post
    I could say the same about the krauts I have had contact with in post offices and for example beaurocratic offices in de

    Milan.
    yeah but public sector workers are miserable everywhere. You should see the ones in the US.

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  • milanbenes
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    I could say the same about the krauts I have had contact with in post offices and for example beaurocratic offices in de

    Milan.

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  • sasguru
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    Originally posted by threaded View Post
    Swiss boring?

    You're mixing with the wrong crowd...

    I admit I only mixed with the ones who work in IB which is a biased sample.

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  • milanbenes
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    Sas,

    the ones I know seem happy enough

    Milan.

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  • threaded
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    Originally posted by sasguru View Post
    Yes that was true when I was in Basle too.
    The Swiss combine being boring with being smug - not a good combo.
    Swiss boring?

    You're mixing with the wrong crowd...

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  • sasguru
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    Originally posted by Tarquin Farquhar View Post
    Actually the fooking Germans are a lot more lively than they are given credit for. I did a contract in Zürich and thought that the Swiss were too, until I finally realised that all the people in the office who ever smiled or laughed were actually German.
    Yes that was true when I was in Basle too.
    The Swiss combine being boring with being smug - not a good combo.

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  • Tarquin Farquhar
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    Originally posted by sasguru View Post
    milan stop trying to convince yourself that you don't live in a place full of melancholy Eastern European peasants.
    Each time I've been to Czech (and not the tourist areas BTW) - I've noticed how mournful the locals are - they are nice enough folk but God are they a miserable bunch - not half as much fun as the locals at my London local.
    Even the fooking Germans are more lively.
    Actually the fooking Germans are a lot more lively than they are given credit for. I did a contract in Zürich and thought that the Swiss were too, until I finally realised that all the people in the office who ever smiled or laughed were actually German.

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  • Tarquin Farquhar
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    Originally posted by milanbenes View Post
    funniest thing in CZ is,

    the Czech's don't realise how rich they are and how skint everyone is in the UK

    as Paddy said, their disposable income is massive

    Milan.
    I do believe that a lot of people in the UK don't realise how skint everyone is here.

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  • sasguru
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    Originally posted by milanbenes View Post
    funniest thing in CZ is,

    the Czech's don't realise how rich they are and how skint everyone is in the UK

    as Paddy said, their disposable income is massive

    Milan.
    milan stop trying to convince yourself that you don't live in a place full of melancholy Eastern European peasants.
    Each time I've been to Czech (and not the tourist areas BTW) - I've noticed how mournful the locals are - they are nice enough folk but God are they a miserable bunch - not half as much fun as the locals at my London local.
    Even the fooking Germans are more lively.

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  • milanbenes
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    funniest thing in CZ is,

    the Czech's don't realise how rich they are and how skint everyone is in the UK

    as Paddy said, their disposable income is massive

    Milan.

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  • Paddy
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    Originally posted by milanbenes View Post
    Paddy,

    agreed.

    you might find this hard to believe, friends over there go to the UK on shopping trips cos it is so cheap for them


    Milan.

    The value of the Koruna has shot up compared with the GBP. My Czech friends have gone back to live and work there because at the end of the day disposable income is higher.

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  • Tarquin Farquhar
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    Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Post
    Are you bisexual?
    No. I mean the other aspects of Sweden.

    And I am not dodgy either. And I am not an agent.

    Gott sei dank.

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