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firky wrote:Piece of piss in Europe, the only hard thing is making the first step.

I came home though quite quickly, it's lonely out there. Far more than London is to a newcomer.

My advice is never get into something that you can't jump straight out of. Always have enough cash in an account somewhere for a ticket home and a bit more for emergencies. That way there is no reason you can't just jump in feet first. I did, and it's why I have done and seen far more than most people my age. So much sore I omit stuff from my CV and people who don't know me, generally think I must be talking shit because their life has been: leave school -> Go to uni -> Dos about for a bit before getting a job.

Don't settle down and put your feet up until you're at least 35.

Beware of sirens called women

Deep, firkles.

Deep.

I'm thinking of actually listening to you for once .

Australia's dope, Ive lived between Brisbane and San Diego,Ca my entire life.
San Diego's mexican food and proximity to tijuana, mexico is a headtrip, coming from the highly manicured, upper class white neighborhoods to a third world drug/human trafficking otherworld within a 10 minute drive. I love it but the nightlife sucks here, its very much a car dominated city with weak public transport.
Brisbane nightlife is dope but the food sucks, and fashion is strange, to an american that is, public transportation and medical system is a breeze. People are friendlier it seems.

how many times can you go out to the same stale ass bars listening to brostep, seeing the same people over and over, its time for me to make moves as well.

mezi wrote:how many times can you go out to the same stale ass bars listening to brostep, seeing the same people over and over, its time for me to make moves as well.

It used to be really good two years ago, even if the events didn't come as much.
Stop hanging out at Dub Dorado! Limited nights at Kava. It was really nice last weekend. Did you go?

gwa wrote:would be awesome to get a green card but health insurance and america scares the fuck out of me

You have reason to be scared. Shit is fucked over here.

Phigure wrote:

gwa wrote:would be awesome to get a green card but health insurance and america scares the fuck out of me

You have reason to be scared. Shit is fucked over here.

my sister lives out there and i used to spend a couple of months every summer across the pond.

when the republican party came to minneapolis in late summer 08 before obama got elected, shit was scaaaaaary.

I imagine America would be one of the more difficult places to start a new life. I wouldn't mind checking out Canada in a few years though.

canada would be where its at if it werent so friggin cold.

my best mate went to australia a year ago with a group called oz force they helped him sort a job and everything, he's still out there now, dont think he's ever coming back to be fair!

AntlionUK wrote:How easy is it to just pick up and go? Recently been thinking about just moving somewhere, i'm fed up of england and all its bullshit. Wanna go somewhere else and experience something new but in all fairness I've got no idea where i would even begin to get the ball rolling, i don't even know where my passport is

come over to switzerland - it's warm, sunny and nuff' raves around.
jobs are well paid usually. living is quite expensive though. - but you can live cheap if you go to the right places.

see you

I'm leaving university this summer and I plan on heading off. Going to work for a bit and get some money and then just go where I fancy...I don't plan on living elsewhere at the moment but see if anywhere takes my fancy. Got my family here and I am definitely a fan of home comforts. Plus I want to get into production over the summer so staying here, I'll have something to occupy me...

Maybe go work and live somewhere for a few months at a time and then come home every so often, just do something different before the inevitable settling down period, which I would like to do at some point.

Just gotta make that push. I really like firky's idea on keeping an account with emergency money if that loneliness takes you over or you really are too far out there. Definitely going to do that, if I don't end up spending it then I got some money for when I come back home innit!!