Originally posted by AtW
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Previously on "A special thanks to Labour...."
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Yes, in Africa (in my real expat days). You kind of kept in touch with how long it was since the government had last paid the police, because obviously cops have to eat too....
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Nope, fortunately i was able to dig my way out and spend my time trawling dogging sites in and around "Greater" LondonOriginally posted by ChurchillIt's a different kind of "Great". As in "Greater London".
Anyway, I thought you were buried under a motorway somewhere...
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UK is generally referred to as England in normal conversations, but officials use Great Britain when they really need to say The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
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It's a different kind of "Great". As in "Greater London".Originally posted by lORD lUCANI love they way they still say "Great" Britain, when was the last time you looked out of your window and thought, hmm, yes, Britain is Great isn't
Anyway, I thought you were buried under a motorway somewhere...
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I love they way they still say "Great" Britain, when was the last time you looked out of your window and thought, hmm, yes, Britain is Great isn'tOriginally posted by AtW
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I've not started making a disgusting smell so I think there's life in the old dog yet!Originally posted by AtWTime to put you down?
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Ah yes, now I remember.Originally posted by AtW
Ooops, looks like the old dogs memory is failing...
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Er, nope.Originally posted by AtWHave you not been following the news recently?
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Have you not been following the news recently?Originally posted by ChurchillWhy's that then?
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Why's that then?Oh one more hint - if they ask you to touch a big stone then under no circumstances do so...
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Its a nice flat, but $6k per month is nuts - this is very typically Russian way of doing things: not knowing where to stop.
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I though they normally headed in the western direction. Slave trading as well as corruption by the border officials.Originally posted by AtWtaking brides
It's not unknown at the moment for them to double in the middle of a tenancy etc. Here is a reasonable apartment (no idea if the area is any good but I think there are only bad areas and worse onesOriginally posted by AtWI hear rents in Russia doubled this year - this kind of stuff is unsustainable, they are building yet another bubble and its going to blow big time.
) http://www.evans.ru/search/?id=23801
This is 72k USD per year. I believe this would cost in the region of 3-400k USD to buy. I don't understand why companies don't buy rather than rent - although I am sure there are reasons.
I did hear that some new build around the 150sq m mark was being touted at up to 1.5 mil USD.
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