Twiggy wrote:Ohh, you from Afganistan ?

Colorado or Washington states.

Shut.up.fool.

StroppyChops wrote:

juansweetpotato wrote:Good for Americans and Ausies though.

Clearly you're not keeping up with financial news then - Aussie dollar us at 0.74 USD and predicted to be at 0.63 USD for Christmas.

Just 1 shrimp on the barbie for Christmas this year.

AE86 wrote:I moved back to L.A. a while ago but am deciding against it. I realized that I'd rather be back in Asia so I'm in the process of deciding where to go and settle down for now.

Sir_Quality_U_Feel wrote: Dang. How bout a cup coffee. I'll buy.

Soy coffee?

Heck no. Hehe, you can pick, Ill buy.

My wife got denied a visa three times to the U.S. despite all docs in order and a lot more money than $3k in the bank. Wasn't until the 4th time that she was approved and finally got through. Sometimes immigration are just assholes. I'd love to talk to you Akira. We are filing our K1 petition now. ...

Hey, if you consider it peanuts, give it to me. I get quite a bit less and have a 14-year old kid to look after as well. I'd love to eat at very nice restaurants every night. A retirement account would be nice for our future.... cold rice and rat meat fine for me :beer3: Awesome. Brool Story, CO.

Buy an ear syringe that shoots water into your ear. Should be bulb like to hold water. Same thing most doctors use. Just don't spray it in your ear really hard. Loosen wax with 30 minutes of ear wax drops from the pharmacy.

Me

My wife got denied a visa three times to the U.S. despite all docs in order and a lot more money than $3k in the bank. Wasn't until the 4th time that she was approved and finally got through. Sometimes immigration are just assholes. I'd love to talk to you Akira. We are filing our K1 petition now.

Hey, if you consider it peanuts, give it to me. I get quite a bit less and have a 14-year old kid to look after as well. You need to cut down on stuff if 2 of you can't live on 1500, imo. Yeah Vlad, because everyone loves the lifestyle of a freshman at University on a Ramen Noodle budget. I'd love ...

My American friend has been living in SR for about 8 years and he isn't even over the age of 40, yet. But, he has a sizeable enough passive income from rental homes back in the US. He likes the chilled back lifestyle the most. It's always fun up there with friends. A great mix of bars, pubs, restaur...