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I wonder what happened to leneth, haven't heard from em' since I recommended that WWII game, I was curious what he thought.
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the secret of happiness is. Fall in love with all things you hate. Embrace them and make them a part of you. I love being sick. It helps me appreciate good health. When I was uncontrollably projectile vomiting a lot (long story), rather than curl up next to the toilet and weep like a love starved puppy. I went outside and threw up on things as if it was my super power. This is all the life you are ever going to get. Learn to love and enjoy and appreciate it. Unless you love feeling sorry for yourself and complaining, then never mind and keep doing that... PARKER Edit: YouTube Video Placeholder
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Siren.Mosin said: » I wonder what happened to leneth, haven't heard from em' since I recommended that WWII game, I was curious what he thought. In my fantasy...He's an escaped nazi war criminal on the run from the mossad.... so he only has time to communicate with us in between daring escapes out of the windows of skyscrapers wearing a wingman suit... which is really hard at his advanced age....
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Shiva.Nikolce said: » In my fantasy... I enjoy your version of the world, my friend.
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did I tell you I lost my keys on the snowmobile trip?
when I was incredibly lucky enough to find them, on a frozen pond I got stuck on for a minute, all I could hear in my head was tiny tim.... I"M SO HAPPY< HAPPY GO LUCKY ME!
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Siren.Mosin said: » did I tell you I lost my keys on the snowmobile trip? when I was incredibly lucky enough to find them, on a frozen pond I got stuck on for a minute, all I could hear in my head was tiny tim.... I"M SO HAPPY< HAPPY GO LUCKY ME! YouTube Video Placeholder
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/bangsagavel
alrighty then... what's next on the agenda? ..... Ahhh yes, the most important part... WTF ARE WE DOING FOR LUNCH TODAY NI?!?!?
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Siren.Mosin said: » /bangsagavel alrighty then... what's next on the agenda? ..... Ahhh yes, the most important part... WTF ARE WE DOING FOR LUNCH TODAY NI?!?!? I believe a beer will exchange hands for this at some point.
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I'm leaning towards home & a grilled ham & swiss atm...
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Pork Tenderloin, Broccoli and some mash
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We all knew what he meant grammar nazi!
I was so caught up arguing with stupid people that I forgot about lunch and had to settle for a chicken sandwich...
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Shiva.Nikolce said: » We all knew what he meant grammar nazi! I was so caught up arguing with stupid people that I forgot about lunch and had to settle for a chicken sandwich...
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I've had increasing problems where words and idioms in English just look visibly wrong. Need more practice.
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When did you two move to Denmark?
It's understandable that lack of immersion would take effect. /shrug
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Almost exactly 7 years ago.
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I've read great things about Denmark. Do you enjoy living there?
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Asura.Dameshi said: » I've read great things about Denmark. Do you enjoy living there? There's a hell of a lot of difference between having two weeks a year for vacation, a good portion of which can be blacked out due to programs or limited in the duration you could take at once, rather than six weeks.
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If you don't mind me asking, how difficult was the transition? Such as paperwork and such that is required.
Just curious... Also I'm not entirely attached to Uncle Sam.
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Asura.Dameshi said: » If you don't mind me asking, how difficult was the transition? Such as paperwork and such that is required. Just curious... Also I'm not entirely attached to Uncle Sam. You'll be monitored while here, and subject to periodic checks where you will need to send in the last three months of paystub-equivalent to the auditing agency to check for compliance with your contract (attempting to ensure that a bait-and-switch isn't being done). The way of life is significantly different. If you have an expectation to live an American lifestyle (large house, car, eat out often), you won't be very happy. On the other hand, if you are OK with having a normal-size house, biking or taking transit (or owning a small car), and only eating out as a treat, then you will probably do just fine. Single income family is not the norm, and it is not easy to do. Both men and women are expected to actively be part of the labor market. Most people seem to take a while to get used to the Danes' sense of humor, but if you enjoy British humor/dry humor, you won't have an issue.
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Oh, and you will still need to file US taxes. Every year.
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Asura.Dameshi said: » Also I'm not entirely attached to Uncle Sam. well he's attached to you. btw, have you done your taxes yet this year? /eyeballstheking
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Bahamut.Milamber said: » The way of life is significantly different. If you have an expectation to live an American lifestyle (large house, car, eat out often), you won't be very happy. On the other hand, if you are OK with having a normal-size house, biking or taking transit (or owning a small car), and only eating out as a treat, then you will probably do just fine.
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Bahamut.Milamber said: » Single income family is not the norm, and it is not easy to do. I don't think that's the case here anymore either. Bahamut.Milamber said: » Asura.Dameshi said: » If you don't mind me asking, how difficult was the transition? Such as paperwork and such that is required. Just curious... Also I'm not entirely attached to Uncle Sam. You'll be monitored while here, and subject to periodic checks where you will need to send in the last three months of paystub-equivalent to the auditing agency to check for compliance with your contract (attempting to ensure that a bait-and-switch isn't being done). The way of life is significantly different. If you have an expectation to live an American lifestyle (large house, car, eat out often), you won't be very happy. On the other hand, if you are OK with having a normal-size house, biking or taking transit (or owning a small car), and only eating out as a treat, then you will probably do just fine. Single income family is not the norm, and it is not easy to do. Both men and women are expected to actively be part of the labor market. Most people seem to take a while to get used to the Danes' sense of humor, but if you enjoy British humor/dry humor, you won't have an issue. I was planning on doing them within the next couple of days. I always claim all citizens of Ni as dependents.
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Shiva.Onorgul said: » Bahamut.Milamber said: » The way of life is significantly different. If you have an expectation to live an American lifestyle (large house, car, eat out often), you won't be very happy. On the other hand, if you are OK with having a normal-size house, biking or taking transit (or owning a small car), and only eating out as a treat, then you will probably do just fine. If you have kids (I know you don't, general you) it does not happen frequently as most restaurants are not kid friendly. Cafes, sure. Especially with outdoor seating. We probably ate out at sit down restaurants (not including stops at cafes) 2-3 a month on average, but it really depends on the time of year. Summer time is all about the BBQ outside with friends. Dining is also an event over a few hours, depending on where you go. There are some great restaurants in the EU (Noma has been ranked number 1 in the world a couple of times). However, sometimes finding good Asian food can be a challenge where we live.
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Shiva.Onorgul said: » Bahamut.Milamber said: » The way of life is significantly different. If you have an expectation to live an American lifestyle (large house, car, eat out often), you won't be very happy. On the other hand, if you are OK with having a normal-size house, biking or taking transit (or owning a small car), and only eating out as a treat, then you will probably do just fine. Now, by eating out, that isn't going to pick up a kebab or a slice of pizza and a coke(about 5-10USD/person), but sitting down at a cafe or restaurant. A brunch (coffee + food) would be about 20-25USD/person, unless during weekday mornings, where it would be about 12-15. A latte from a coffe shop will be about 5-8USD. For us to go to our normal place to get a nice well done burger and a beer, ends up usually being 30USD/person. Our favorite place to get sushi usually would end up as 50-60USD/person. But restaurants here aren't turn and burn, and prices are inclusive of tax(25%) and tip.
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