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General Discussion => Essentially Flyertalk => Topic started by: scottwildcat on February 22, 2012, 09:44:33 PM
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For some reason I am really wanting to try life across the pond in England after i graduate from K-State for a year or two. Anyone here every lived/worked in Europe?
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lived in england for four years when i was middle-school age.
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Eurocat
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I believe lots of people live overseas. Never been there so can't say for sure. :dunno:
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Just avoid London.
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Just avoid London.
curious to why is this?
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America ain't good enough fer ya? Probably best if you just get out!
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Just avoid London.
curious to why is this?
London is very expensive and the people don't seem very happy unless they are drinking, IMO.
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I think you'd enjoy somewhere with more different culture. Maybe Prague.
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I'm pretty sure Kougar lived in Estonia.
Just avoid London.
curious to why is this?
Also curious about this. Just found out I get paid 2-week leave once a year in London when I move. Hope I haven't been suckered. :eek:
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Military brat here. Growing up I lived in England and Guam. England was pretty awesome, we lived in the middle of nowhere so we were around a ton of historic locations. For instance the church in our village (pop. 2000) was built in the 1500s, that blows my mind something used every weekend could be so old. The cities are kinda shitty. Dumpy and full of western culture. Nothing special except for going to see a soccer game or the Westminster area of London. All the castles scattered throughout the country are amazing, and you can easily travel to Scotland and Ireland which are beautiful. You can also easily take trips to mainland Europe. Sometimes we'd take ferries over to France just because there was a coupon in the newspaper for a 40 pound ticket. Overall, England is great if you get out and travel through the small villages.
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I think San Juan Mexico would be great.
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I think San Juan Mexico would be great.
We should move there and open up a knock off of Rock a Belly.
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:peek:
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I think San Juan Mexico would be great.
My wife lived in Puerto Rico for 3 years. Whenever this comes up the first thing people ask her is, "How did you like the Mexican food?"
Old San Juan :love:
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I think San Juan Mexico would be great.
My wife lived in Puerto Rico for 3 years. Whenever this comes up the first thing people ask her is, "How did you like the Mexican food?"
Old San Juan :love:
I'd go for the pure immersion in Mexican culture it offers.
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I think San Juan Mexico would be great.
My wife lived in Puerto Rico for 3 years. Whenever this comes up the first thing people ask her is, "How did you like the Mexican food?"
Old San Juan :love:
I'd go for the pure immersion in Mexican culture it offers.
:curse: