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Moving abroad (pg. 2)
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| Stasis |
| How old are you? Maybe consider studying abroad first |
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| gehzumteufel |
| The only thing I can suggest, don't bother if you have no education. |
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| Banora |
| ...Yeah good luck with that. |
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| sweds00 |
move to Victoria BC:
-In Canada
-Golf year round
-Close to Vancouver,Whistler and Seattle
-Pacific time zone(HNIC starts at 4:00 FTW)
-On the Pacific Ocean
-Tofino is just a drive away
-Good party town |
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| Monocle |
| lol I love how no matter the topic, every thread in this ing forum is always laced with the utmost cynicism. ANYWAY like I said this is years down the road and I just wanted to see if anyone had done it/known anyone who had done it and could offer some advice and what not. This isn't a "I'm leaving to amsterdam next week, anything I need to know?". It's all purely hypothetical, years down the road, and there's a high possibility it will never go down. Also, this isn't about partying, it's about more than that, only partying definitely helps. It's more about being drawn to a different culture and state of mind. Freak, I'm looking for somewhere that has a certain "joie de vivre"... it's inexistant in my hometown. And like I said it's all puerly hypothetical for me, so just give me what you know and leave the "how young and stupid are you?" out of it |
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| elFreak |
move to montreal then...it is cold but fun.
you don't even have to wait a few years for that you big fucking baby. |
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| Banora |
| quote: | Originally posted by Monocle
lol I love how no matter the topic, every thread in this ing forum is always laced with the utmost cynicism. ANYWAY like I said this is years down the road and I just wanted to see if anyone had done it/known anyone who had done it and could offer some advice and what not. This isn't a "I'm leaving to amsterdam next week, anything I need to know?". It's all purely hypothetical, years down the road, and there's a high possibility it will never go down. Also, this isn't about partying, it's about more than that, only partying definitely helps. It's more about being drawn to a different culture and state of mind. Freak, I'm looking for somewhere that has a certain "joie de vivre"... it's inexistant in my hometown. And like I said it's all puerly hypothetical for me, so just give me what you know and leave the "how young and stupid are you?" out of it |
I've known plenty of people who have done it, and its VERY hard. I can't stress that enough. From being on the other side (the EU citizen) I see and hear all the bull you have to go through. Its not like you can just pack up and move so easily. A lot, and I do mean A LOT of people fail at doing this.
You're also talking about moving to two countries who are notoriously difficult to become a citizen in. I'm fairly sure the UK is easiest (right now, anyway) and you should probably stay there first, become a citizen then branch out.
Why don't you do a work-study program in one of those countries? I can tell you vacationing there for a month or so is WAY different from living there. |
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| Lebezniatnikov |
Is moving to Europe from Canada really moving to a "foreign" country? I mean, if you're bored in Ottawa, you're likely to be bored in Europe too.
I vote N'Djamena, Chad. Get out and see the world.
It will certainly be more adventurous than moving from Ottawa to Manchester. |
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| elFreak |
adventurous in ottawa is supersizing macdonalds happy meals.
they really know how to live on the edge. |
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| samochod |
| He sounds like a whiny douche, who's unhappy with his life, but responds to advice with, "you don't understand" or excuses on why he can't do anything. Any idiot could figure out for themselves that large cities such as Toronto, Montreal, or Vancouver, would be more than adequate (at least for someone who's not a loser). But I'm sure you prefer the safety of pining away after some unattainable dreams that you'll never achieve. |
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| jpisani |
| quote: | Originally posted by Vivid Boy
moving a broad is easy. Take the chris brown approach |
hahahaha |
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| tubularbills |
| quote: | Originally posted by Vivid Boy
moving a broad is easy. Take the chris brown approach |
lol i was going to say something like that too - "make sure you have a firm grip on her waist...and make sure to lift with your legs, not your back." |
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