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Originally posted by jbpatzer
Originally posted by EmanuelC16
Don't English kinda hate RO immigrants? ♦The English are actually very tolerant of foreigners who come here, work hard and fit in, and very intolerant of beggars and benefits migrants. The proportion of each of these two categories varies by nationality, and I think that there is a perception that there are rather too many Romanians in the latter category. Whether that's true or not, I'm not in a position to judge. I do know that the EU research project that I'm involved in at the moment is run by a very smart, hard working Romanian professor at my university, and that there are three other Romanians working on it as well.
Which category are you planning to represent when you come here?
partialy true, jb. problem being- majority of English don't bother separating the two categories, and the view : efin foreigners, comin' to our country, takin' our jobs etc is very much alive, especially in the south of UK where i live. I lived in the UK for the past 9 years, worked in the same company for 6, made a career (sort of- in charge of 20 englishmen now, majority of them older than i am by about 10-15 years), and i tell you one thing- they dont like being told what to do, especially by the foreigner.. ♦
If i give a rats ass- thats another question... ♠_evil:
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Originally posted by jbpatzer
Originally posted by EmanuelC16
Don't English kinda hate RO immigrants? ♦The English are actually very tolerant of foreigners who come here, work hard and fit in, and very intolerant of beggars and benefits migrants. The proportion of each of these two categories varies by nationality, and I think that there is a perception that there are rather too many Romanians in the latter category. Whether that's true or not, I'm not in a position to judge. I do know that the EU research project that I'm involved in at the moment is run by a very smart, hard working Romanian professor at my university, and that there are three other Romanians working on it as well.
Which category are you planning to represent when you come here?
partialy true, jb. problem being- majority of English don't bother separating the two categories, and the view : efin foreigners, comin' to our country, takin' our jobs etc is very much alive, especially in the south of UK where i live. I lived in the UK for the past 9 years, worked in the same company for 6, made a career (sort of- in charge of 20 englishmen now, majority of them older than i am by about 10-15 years), and i tell you one thing- they dont like being told what to do, especially by the foreigner.. ♦
If i give a rats ass- thats another question... ♠_evil:
That's just human nature imo...
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Originally posted by EmanuelC16
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Originally posted by jbpatzer
Originally posted by EmanuelC16
Don't English kinda hate RO immigrants? ♦The English are actually very tolerant of foreigners who come here, work hard and fit in, and very intolerant of beggars and benefits migrants. The proportion of each of these two categories varies by nationality, and I think that there is a perception that there are rather too many Romanians in the latter category. Whether that's true or not, I'm not in a position to judge. I do know that the EU research project that I'm involved in at the moment is run by a very smart, hard working Romanian professor at my university, and that there are three other Romanians working on it as well.
Which category are you planning to represent when you come here?
partialy true, jb. problem being- majority of English don't bother separating the two categories, and the view : efin foreigners, comin' to our country, takin' our jobs etc is very much alive, especially in the south of UK where i live. I lived in the UK for the past 9 years, worked in the same company for 6, made a career (sort of- in charge of 20 englishmen now, majority of them older than i am by about 10-15 years), and i tell you one thing- they dont like being told what to do, especially by the foreigner.. ♦
If i give a rats ass- thats another question... ♠_evil:
That's just human nature imo...
They come over here, they steal our jobs, they take our women! Where's my burning torch? Grrrrrrrrrr!
Nah, I meant it's human nature to dislike someone that constantly gives you orders, whether he's foreign or not. 
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Originally posted by EmanuelC16
Nah, I meant it's human nature to dislike someone that constantly gives you orders, whether he's foreign or not.
Said smbdy wh o never worked ...
You don't have to work to be ordered around... 
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Originally posted by EmanuelC16
You don't have to work to be ordered around...So gonna tell your mom.
Originally posted by jbpatzer
Originally posted by EmanuelC16
Originally posted by subscriber
Originally posted by jbpatzer
Originally posted by EmanuelC16
Don't English kinda hate RO immigrants? ♦The English are actually very tolerant of foreigners who come here, work hard and fit in, and very intolerant of beggars and benefits migrants. The proportion of each of these two categories varies by nationality, and I think that there is a perception that there are rather too many Romanians in the latter category. Whether that's true or not, I'm not in a position to judge. I do know that the EU research project that I'm involved in at the moment is run by a very smart, hard working Romanian professor at my university, and that there are three other Romanians working on it as well.
Which category are you planning to represent when you come here?
partialy true, jb. problem being- majority of English don't bother separating the two categories, and the view : efin foreigners, comin' to our country, takin' our jobs etc is very much alive, especially in the south of UK where i live. I lived in the UK for the past 9 years, worked in the same company for 6, made a career (sort of- in charge of 20 englishmen now, majority of them older than i am by about 10-15 years), and i tell you one thing- they dont like being told what to do, especially by the foreigner.. ♦
If i give a rats ass- thats another question... ♠_evil:
That's just human nature imo...
They come over here, they steal our jobs, they take our women! Where's my burning torch? Grrrrrrrrrr!
come over here- true, steal your jobs- partialy (most english are too proud to do what foreigners do), take your women!?!?!?!- ♠_mad: - nah You're ok.. you can keep that.. ♠_cool:
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Originally posted by jbpatzer
Originally posted by EmanuelC16
Originally posted by subscriber
Originally posted by jbpatzer
Originally posted by EmanuelC16
Don't English kinda hate RO immigrants? ♦The English are actually very tolerant of foreigners who come here, work hard and fit in, and very intolerant of beggars and benefits migrants. The proportion of each of these two categories varies by nationality, and I think that there is a perception that there are rather too many Romanians in the latter category. Whether that's true or not, I'm not in a position to judge. I do know that the EU research project that I'm involved in at the moment is run by a very smart, hard working Romanian professor at my university, and that there are three other Romanians working on it as well.
Which category are you planning to represent when you come here?
partialy true, jb. problem being- majority of English don't bother separating the two categories, and the view : efin foreigners, comin' to our country, takin' our jobs etc is very much alive, especially in the south of UK where i live. I lived in the UK for the past 9 years, worked in the same company for 6, made a career (sort of- in charge of 20 englishmen now, majority of them older than i am by about 10-15 years), and i tell you one thing- they dont like being told what to do, especially by the foreigner.. ♦
If i give a rats ass- thats another question... ♠_evil:
That's just human nature imo...
They come over here, they steal our jobs, they take our women! Where's my burning torch? Grrrrrrrrrr!
come over here- true, steal your jobs- partialy (most english are too proud to do what foreigners do), take your women!?!?!?!- ♠_mad: - nah You're ok.. you can keep that.. ♠_cool:
I have to admit I rather asked for that one.
Heh ♦
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Today I noticed that I post more in my POKER BLOG when NOT playing POKER!
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Trying out some FL 5CD while sneezing and coughing. No updates on car or flat because I'm just not in good enough shape do get into the freezing cold that has fallen!
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*HAPCHU!!!*
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wacha talking about? the weather seems absolutely perfect! ♦
aww get well soon fish
zomg vampire itt! that cartoon, so true ♦ just wait til i tell my friends i know a romanian. dont worry. vampires are sexy nowadays.
Originally posted by EmanuelC16
Continuing:Step 13: Get luggage into car.
Step 14: Call guy with spare gearbox only to be told he needs the gearbox taken out of car in order to know if it's compatible.
Step 15: Call Masta Mechanic of Gearbox. He says all he needs are car series and gearbox series of the spare.
Step 16: Call guy with spare gearbox and find out he left home and can't give you that info until the next day/
Step 17: Get luggage out of car.
Step 18: Make tea.
Step 19: Troll forum, Skype and watch PLO vids being ill and sick in bed.Will go on until I'm finally settled in flat...
Step 20: Put bags in car and meet with my cousin's husband at the flat.
Step 21: He starts breaking the lock.
Step 22: After 3 hours using a bunch of tools he breaks the lock and we are in.
Step 23: Go and buy new parts for the door lock so I can actually close the door.
Step 24: Visit closest supplier. Find nothing.
Step 25: Visit 2nd closest. Find nothing.
Step 26: Call furthest supplier. Find out they have something.
Step 27: Leave for furthest supplier.
Step 28: Wait 1hr in a traffic jam.
Step 29: Arrive and find out parts we need are usually sold WITH THE WHOLE DOOR but manage to get a deal that doesn't include the door. 
Step 30: Return to flat and start putting parts together.
Step 31: Test if they work decently.
Step 32: Take bags up from car to 8th floor.
Step 33: Get back home because it's Saturday and I have nothing to do in the flat yet.
I got in the flat, I can open and lock the door but I still have to fix my laptop or move my desktop there before I can say I'm moved. Since my car is still fucked and I have to pay someone else to drive me there with the luggage I think this won't happen too soon. Also, the scroll button from my mouse is kinda dead so I can't play PLO. I use that button for betting so I will play some more FL 5CD, hopefully back to PLO next week.
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