Yesterday I was playing Team Fortress 2, then a friend come up and I was all happy because I wasn't dying.
Me: I'm not dying, I'm not dying!
Friend: That's good!
Me: And I'm an Engieneer!
Friend: I know, I know (Pats in my back)
Me: No, I mean in the game
Friend: Ahhhhh
Hahaha xD That must have been confusing for your friend.
I quite enjoyed Buffy when I was watching it but I probably won't re-watch it for a while, at least in its entirety.
Well, there's this thing with me being on vacation, and it being too hot to do anything anyway, and there's my projector, and there's me watching 7 or 8 episodes a night...
And, not having seen it before, I just kick back and enjoy the ride...
Well, there's this thing with me being on vacation, and it being too hot to do anything anyway, and there's my projector, and there's me watching 7 or 8 episodes a night...
And, not having seen it before, I just kick back and enjoy the ride...
Don't get me wrong. It's a great show the first time around (I watched it the same way...only during the school year...while doing organic chemistry). I just prefer to skip around through my favorite episodes, most of which are towards the end.
I had to do that for Canada to Texas (USA). It's definitely a wallet suck. Everything involving any government is always vastly overpriced. I guess it's worth it in the end -- sure beats being deports several times and having to pay for flights back
Tell me about it. The most annoying thing so far was paying 550 dollars just so they'd look at the papers, knowing that I have to pay 500 again if they decide they can process it. It's like, a fee just so they'll look at it but if I don't pay a second time later it's rejected anyways -_-'.
The medical exams were also ridiculously expensive, but at least they were doing something in return for the money.
Tell me about it. The most annoying thing so far was paying 550 dollars just so they'd look at the papers, knowing that I have to pay 500 again if they decide they can process it. It's like, a fee just so they'll look at it but if I don't pay a second time later it's rejected anyways -_-'.
The medical exams were also ridiculously expensive, but at least they were doing something in return for the money.
I suppose it's all for the economy though. I mean, if people came in all the time and didn't pay, surely the economy would eventually be unable to support it, right?
Tell me about it. The most annoying thing so far was paying 550 dollars just so they'd look at the papers, knowing that I have to pay 500 again if they decide they can process it. It's like, a fee just so they'll look at it but if I don't pay a second time later it's rejected anyways -_-'.
The medical exams were also ridiculously expensive, but at least they were doing something in return for the money.
It's almost as though every guy who reads it, even the receptionist, is charging you to do so. It's ludicrous and highway robbery.
I suppose it's all for the economy though. I mean, if people came in all the time and didn't pay, surely the economy would eventually be unable to support it, right?
There is a difference between charging a respectable fee and over-charging just because you can...
I suppose it's all for the economy though. I mean, if people came in all the time and didn't pay, surely the economy would eventually be unable to support it, right?
I'm immigrating as a new worker though. I'll support the economy the same way every other citizen does. And the medical examinations are making sure I don't have a disease that would cost the country too much (otherwise I'll be refused).
I totally get paying fees but that's just... I mean, Ian basically paid nothing to get his French permanent residency. AND he didn't need a medical exam either. We did have to provide a lot of documents and go back to the préfecture several times, but we certainly didn't spend a month's income within a week like we did here for me.
The annoying part is that if I want citizenship, I have to do it all again in three years.
I'm immigrating as a new worker though. I'll support the economy the same way every other citizen does. And the medical examinations are making sure I don't have a disease that would cost the country too much (otherwise I'll be refused).
I totally get paying fees but that's just... I mean, Ian basically paid nothing to get his French permanent residency. AND he didn't need a medical exam either. We did have to provide a lot of documents and go back to the préfecture several times, but we certainly didn't spend a month's income within a week like we did here for me.
The annoying part is that if I want citizenship, I have to do it all again in three years.
I don't know if it's this bad in Canada or not, but moving to the United States and having to go to those appointments for immigration always resulted in having to wait in line for 4-6 hours just to get to your appointment 4-6 hours later than it was scheduled, lol.
It may just be a problem here because I live closer to the Mexican border where as in Idaho it would be a quicker line, but it's ridiculous the waiting times here in Texas.
Actually, so far in Canada I haven't dealt with a human being. It's all recorded stuff on the phone, the Internet and mailing paperwork.
In France it could take hours but it was in Paris and it's split between the different continents the person came from, so there weren't too many people since most of the immigrants would have been from North Africa or non-EU Europe (EU Europe would probably me much more painless of a process). So it was never 4-6 hours, more like 2 of them.
Considering I'm not allowed to work or anything, seriously, I feel like wasting my time is much preferable than wasting my money.
I've got something new on my mind, I'm wondering what the budget was for Iron Maiden's new music video.
The effects are incredible, it looks like it's from a Star Wars film.
I've got something new on my mind, I'm wondering what the budget was for Iron Maiden's new music video.
Maybe they let Bruce do all the stunt flying to cut costs. It's a cool video; too bad the song itself is so bland. There's a lively guitar solo, but that's about it...
As a good chilean, I was, with my sister, cleaning the Department in the last day before go back home. It's no so far from here though. My mom called.
Me: Hi?
Mom: When are you going to come here?
Me: We're finish cleaning but in fact I don't know, what's the problem?
Mom: You must know which hour or something!
Me: Can take a while here, but, what's the problem?
Mom: It's, just... just...
....
Me: ...
Mom: ...
Me: ....
Mom: I HAVE NO BREAD! I don't know if buy some, or made some, because I don't know if you are going to come early! Unless..
Me: Unless what?
Mom: You arrive here just for dinner
Me: ok.
My mom can get stressed for anything. And I'm a daughter of her. Sadly.
My mum tends to just panic over everything. From small things like when everybody will arrive, to smaller things such as the door is open and there is a breeze.
Screw global warming. It's another one of those scary topics that I hate worrying about. I want to focus on women or something instead if I put any time and worry into something.
As a good chilean, I was, with my sister, cleaning the Department in the last day before go back home. It's no so far from here though. My mom called.
Me: Hi?
Mom: When are you going to come here?
Me: We're finish cleaning but in fact I don't know, what's the problem?
Mom: You must know which hour or something!
Me: Can take a while here, but, what's the problem?
Mom: It's, just... just...
....
Me: ...
Mom: ...
Me: ....
Mom: I HAVE NO BREAD! I don't know if buy some, or made some, because I don't know if you are going to come early! Unless..
Me: Unless what?
Mom: You arrive here just for dinner
Me: ok.
My mom can get stressed for anything. And I'm a daughter of her. Sadly.
Having no bread is a serious problem, don't you know, because if you have no bread then, by process of elimination, you have no toast! :eek: Delicious, hot, buttered toast! (I'm having breakfast right now)
Kane has one the world heavyweight title! Hes my fav wrestler and hes been under used for years. But he is now finally world champ again. Last time he had it he only held it for a day. I hoped this would happen but knowing how wwe have treated him in past didn't make me actually think it would happen. I'm so glad he is champ now and being used to his full potential I know no one here likes WWE I think but since threads called whatevers on your mind I just thought id share.
Its defiantly not for someone who hasn't grown up with it. Which is what I have been told from most my friends.
you need to start off with a little vege on a crapload of butter and work your way up if you want, but its good like that. i hate going overseas and trying to find the stuff!
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Hahaha xD That must have been confusing for your friend.
And, not having seen it before, I just kick back and enjoy the ride...
Don't get me wrong. It's a great show the first time around (I watched it the same way...only during the school year...while doing organic chemistry). I just prefer to skip around through my favorite episodes, most of which are towards the end.
It was a parody of "I Gotta Feeling" called "I'm a Korean".
Only had to drill one hole and yet - a bit over 300 USD!! Crazy!
can someone explain to me how it can take 3 months to put a cap on an oil leak?
I sadly can't. I can't tell you how we're going to act like it never happened as well.
The explanation is probably in your past, not your future.
Sadly, I'm nowhere near done.
From where to where?
Also, I like your questionably psychological advice, doodo!.
The medical exams were also ridiculously expensive, but at least they were doing something in return for the money.
I suppose it's all for the economy though. I mean, if people came in all the time and didn't pay, surely the economy would eventually be unable to support it, right?
It's almost as though every guy who reads it, even the receptionist, is charging you to do so. It's ludicrous and highway robbery.
There is a difference between charging a respectable fee and over-charging just because you can...
I'm immigrating as a new worker though. I'll support the economy the same way every other citizen does. And the medical examinations are making sure I don't have a disease that would cost the country too much (otherwise I'll be refused).
I totally get paying fees but that's just... I mean, Ian basically paid nothing to get his French permanent residency. AND he didn't need a medical exam either. We did have to provide a lot of documents and go back to the préfecture several times, but we certainly didn't spend a month's income within a week like we did here for me.
The annoying part is that if I want citizenship, I have to do it all again in three years.
I don't know if it's this bad in Canada or not, but moving to the United States and having to go to those appointments for immigration always resulted in having to wait in line for 4-6 hours just to get to your appointment 4-6 hours later than it was scheduled, lol.
It may just be a problem here because I live closer to the Mexican border where as in Idaho it would be a quicker line, but it's ridiculous the waiting times here in Texas.
In France it could take hours but it was in Paris and it's split between the different continents the person came from, so there weren't too many people since most of the immigrants would have been from North Africa or non-EU Europe (EU Europe would probably me much more painless of a process). So it was never 4-6 hours, more like 2 of them.
Considering I'm not allowed to work or anything, seriously, I feel like wasting my time is much preferable than wasting my money.
"Eh" is right
(nah, I'm just joshin' ya. I went to Canada as a vacay a while ago. I want to live there, in fact.
The effects are incredible, it looks like it's from a Star Wars film.
Can't wait to see it again.
Cartoons?
Me: Hi?
Mom: When are you going to come here?
Me: We're finish cleaning but in fact I don't know, what's the problem?
Mom: You must know which hour or something!
Me: Can take a while here, but, what's the problem?
Mom: It's, just... just...
....
Me: ...
Mom: ...
Me: ....
Mom: I HAVE NO BREAD! I don't know if buy some, or made some, because I don't know if you are going to come early! Unless..
Me: Unless what?
Mom: You arrive here just for dinner
Me: ok.
My mom can get stressed for anything. And I'm a daughter of her. Sadly.
My mum tends to just panic over everything. From small things like when everybody will arrive, to smaller things such as the door is open and there is a breeze.
I really hope I don't get like that.:p
Having no bread is a serious problem, don't you know, because if you have no bread then, by process of elimination, you have no toast! :eek: Delicious, hot, buttered toast! (I'm having breakfast right now)
BTW, who knows of or likes VEGEMITE?
Its defiantly not for someone who hasn't grown up with it. Which is what I have been told from most my friends.
you need to start off with a little vege on a crapload of butter and work your way up if you want, but its good like that. i hate going overseas and trying to find the stuff!