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Posted by leph555 on Dec-15-2009 21:27:

everything in this video is full of win, even the music

Posted by stren on Dec-15-2009 23:01:

somebody pour this man some hot coco

I love winter, and I am dreaming of a white Christmas

Posted by Arbiter on Dec-15-2009 23:02:

quote:
Originally posted by wienerschnitzel
seriously. it's supposed to be -46 C with the windchill here tonight. so deal with it will..

I don't miss that.

Posted by stren on Dec-15-2009 23:07:

-46 C ? that's about where the Russians put on their coats

Posted by Silky Johnson on Dec-15-2009 23:11:

Shoveling sucks. I'm glad that somebody else normally does it, lol.

Posted by RandomGirl on Dec-15-2009 23:12:

quote:
Originally posted by leph555

everything in this video is full of win, even the music

WHAT THE FUCK?!

The nutbags that do that need to have their heads examined. There has gotta be some frontal lobe missing. Self lobotomy performed at some point?

quote:
Originally posted by ********
Theresa come to mexico with me.

If I get the position in Chiapas temps between 32 and 36 celcius will be the norm in march/april

As enticing as the warmth sounds....

quote:
Originally posted by tubularbills
fucking alberta high! that's gross!!!!

Yea, it seriously is gross. It makes me gag everytime I look outside. I shit you not, I hibernate as much as possible in the winter... last week I didn't leave the apartment for 4 days. Haha!

quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard
You fuckin' pussy... not a one of the temps you listed are even remotely close to cold. It was -46C where Theresa lives yesterday... that's cold; -12C ain't shit.

Thank you!

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
You can study psychology in Brasilia

I have seriously considered transferring to a warmer country, but the Canadian government wont help me pay for schooling anymore by way of loans. So I am stuck here until I get my honours and then I am bouncing.

Posted by Lira on Dec-15-2009 23:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Theresa
I have seriously considered transferring to a warmer country, but the Canadian government wont help me pay for schooling anymore by way of loans. So I am stuck here until I get my honours and then I am bouncing.

What are you talking about, woman, higher education here is free!

Well... you do need to learn Portuguese, take an entrance test, and only the best universities are public (i.e. free). You can always get a job teaching English to pay your bills and you're all set

Posted by Dervish on Dec-15-2009 23:16:

quote:
Originally posted by leph555

everything in this video is full of win, even the music

hahaha quality banter, can tell they drilled a hole about two foot away that they waited jumped into once he'd started though, but still that's serious dedication to the banter

Posted by RandomGirl on Dec-15-2009 23:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
What are you talking about, woman, higher education here is free!

Well... you do need to learn Portuguese, take an entrance test, and only the best universities are public (i.e. free). You can always get a job teaching English to pay your bills and you're all set

Even for us foreign people?!

Are you sure?

Posted by Lira on Dec-15-2009 23:41:

quote:
Originally posted by Theresa
Even for us foreign people?!

Are you sure?

I'm quite sure the paperwork is probably the worst part. If you're really interested, look for exchange programmes between our universities (if there are any) and/or ask for information at the Brazilian consulate in Toronto (that's where you used to live, right?).

The foreigners I know from university don't really have to pay for their education here, as far as I know.

Posted by Dervish on Dec-15-2009 23:58:

It's kinda like in Scotland, uni is free, and is free to everyone else from the EU... unless you're from England (where they have to pay).

Posted by Lira on Dec-16-2009 00:04:

Wait, you just reminded me of something, Derv. I remember I once worked with this Peruvian guy that passed the entrance exam in his fifth try or so, his documents were okay, so they let him in.

I'm almost sure Brazil has no special educational agreements with Peru.

Posted by RandomGirl on Dec-16-2009 00:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
I'm quite sure the paperwork is probably the worst part. If you're really interested, look for exchange programmes between our universities (if there are any) and/or ask for information at the Brazilian consulate in Toronto (that's where you used to live, right?).

The foreigners I know from university don't really have to pay for their education here, as far as I know.

I have considered doing an exchange, but my boyfriend is a teacher and has a contract with the school board here. We don't really wanna fuck that up and we don't want to do a long distance thing either. I might just have to wait

I used to live near Toronto... maybe a couple hour drive away. I now live a 4 and half hour flight away.

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