
How hard was the emigration process? The UK to Seattle is the exact thing I want to do.
( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:47, archived)

I'm only here on a three year work visa, and even with work sponsorship and paying for it to be fast tracked it took about 7 months to get through it all. The only bad part (except for the timescales) is the interview at the US Embassy...they give you an interview time, andthen when you arrive, you begin queueing for approx. 4-5 hours in a crowded hall. And then the interview itself lasts for maybe 3 minutes at most. Very annoying!
( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:51, archived)

That interview sounds 'fun'.
Cheers :)
( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:52, archived)

Canada seems cool though. Bilingual, young and able to support myself, scored well on the 'how suitable are you' site from them.
( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:54, archived)

So that'd be useful for them I'm sure.
( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:57, archived)

I could move permanently if I invested in a business supporting 10 American citizens, but it's about half a million dollars minimum.
Whoops.
( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:58, archived)

the permanent visa is apparently even more of a bitch to get, you have to essentially prove that whatever job you will be looking for cannot already be completed by an American! By doing it this way, I am basically working in the job for a couple of years, then will go home and begin the process for permanent visa knowing that I've suddenly got specialized knowledge.
( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:57, archived)

not many americans can do that.
( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:59, archived)

qotw would have a whipround to pay your airfare
( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:53, archived)

not seen you round these parts before, but often admired your QOTW work.
How's things?
( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:56, archived)

which i managed to say to a client earlier when he asked how i was..... fucksocks.
how's you tonight?
( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:59, archived)

heheh. It's amazing what you can get away with when talking to clients.
( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 23:04, archived)

stupid weather turning my brain to mush then raining at the weekend!
( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 23:06, archived)

you can tell when it's my day off, it's invariably pissing down.
Apart from that, life's all good. I have two (rainy) days off, so I'm happy. Even if it's shit weather.
( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 23:12, archived)

Nothing is good.
Downtime is very necessary. I'm going to do as little as possible.
( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 23:24, archived)

doing fuck all. i've got to evict a gang of hairy biker squatters tomorrow if you want to swop...
( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 23:29, archived)

( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:57, archived)

www.b3ta.com/questions/disappointment/post188275
( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:58, archived)

wonderful stuff
i can't believe the amount of pandering going on on this fucking website. It's not a lonely hearts site or a meeting place for the developmentally retarded.
( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 23:00, archived)

..the amount of ladies willing to accept sweaty gazzes from spotty sexual inadequates is shrinking by the day.
Thus the panderers are switching their attentions to the pretty boy.
Only yesterday I received 3 gazzes asking for my MSN from Master of Turnips, 7 from Sexface and 967 from Syncubus.
( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 23:05, archived)

I do - every day in fact, when I go to work. And I don't need to resort to the internet to find a partner, unlike some people I could mention.
Please feel free to dismiss this inconvenient statement of facts as "dull" and project your own psychological insecurities onto me as necessary.
Oh, and I might also mention that I don't flirt with fat failures online in a desperate bid to justify my pointless existence to a world that doesn't really care.
( , Tue 1 Jul 2008, 23:03, archived)