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Dionysos · 05-12-03, 06:45 PM

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...re_rebellion_8

Joseph V · 05-13-03, 01:45 AM

they're in oklahoma right??

ardmore or something along those lines..

9--- · 05-13-03, 02:21 AM

OKLAHOMA= northern Texas

Joseph V · 05-13-03, 02:23 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by FreeForAll
OKLAHOMA= northern Texas

TEXAS + SOUTHERN USA = MEXICO

9--- · 05-13-03, 02:27 AM

oh wait thats not funny

it's true!!!!!!

Cock Puncher · 05-13-03, 09:41 AM

poland=mexico of europe...not sure what that means, but I like it

Dionysos · 05-13-03, 12:57 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by WarLord
That explains everything.

I've been wondering why....

This place sucks so much.

Why do you live here then? I'm not trying to be rude, but it would seem that if you hate this place as much as you talk about it you would try to move somewhere else.

xryptic · 05-13-03, 01:21 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by WarLord
Everyday goddamn day I try and apply for work elsewhere.

There is nothing here but wretchedness for me.

As soon as I get a job offer someplace else, I'm gone.

It could be worse. You could live in...
Chicago!

Seriously though, I'm with Mark on this, I hate Texas, I just happen to be stuck here for the time being. This time next year I'll probably be in either San Diego or Boston, depending on how things work out, and within 5 years I don't expect to be living in this country anymore. It'll be nice to be back in Ireland.

Dionysos · 05-13-03, 01:57 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by WarLord
Everyday goddamn day I try and apply for work elsewhere.

There is nothing here but wretchedness for me.

As soon as I get a job offer someplace else, I'm gone.

If you move out of Texas, will you change your name to PeaceNik?

Infrared · 05-13-03, 05:24 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by WarLord
Everyday goddamn day I try and apply for work elsewhere.

There is nothing here but wretchedness for me.

As soon as I get a job offer someplace else, I'm gone.

I'm with you there....I've been back here for over a year now, and although I've had a great time and this is the happiest I've been here in the states in a long while, I still would jump at the first oppurtunity to leave.

It sucks so much trying to get work visas....

I am most likely going to Japan in a year or so to teach. I am not living in poverty here by any means, and from what I've seen and read, the pay for teaching English over there is pretty damn good in comparison to what you'd make here doing the same thing. Plus, i've not seen Asia at all yet. So it'll be fun!

Bye bye Amerika!

Joseph V · 05-13-03, 08:20 PM

i have no need to move, but good luck to those who do move.

hey warlord, you should move to florida, cuz thats where all the old people live.

Logic Theorist · 05-13-03, 08:24 PM

Not to hijack your thread, and not to tell Warlord something he might already know, but according to several of the people I know who do HR for a living, unless you're in some serious serious niche market on the high end of the executive or technical ladder, people don't hire people who have to relocate. Out of state resumes go in the "save for a year because the law tells me I have to" drawer. If you want a job out of state you're pretty much going to have to move where you want and then find a job.

Again, there are exceptions and you may be one of them, but I would suggest that approach as it got me here, and it's definately going to get me out.

Dionysos · 05-13-03, 08:44 PM

Yea, relocation packages are rare. I would suggest saving up money to move on your own(if you aren't already) and start applying a month or two before you head to whatever city you like.

Adam D · 05-13-03, 08:49 PM

or find a new line of work.

Infrared · 05-13-03, 08:54 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by RosebudProd
Yea, relocation packages are rare. I would suggest saving up money to move on your own(if you aren't already) and start applying a month or two before you head to whatever city you like.

Yeah, but then you run the risk of not being able to find a job. That happened to me and I had to come back here

It was a great experience, but tough as hell.

I suggest, although for many people it's not as much money, going somewhere to teach english. For most places, all you need is a college degree (and it doesn't even matter what degree you have). Once you're over there and making money (albeit possibly less), and have experience in that country and with the language (where applicable), your chances might improve on finding something more in your desired field of work.

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9--- Starving Prostitute Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: I am in the house like furniture Posts: 963	OKLAHOMA= northern Texas

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9--- Starving Prostitute Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: I am in the house like furniture Posts: 963	oh wait thats not funny it's true!!!!!!

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Logic Theorist Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Washington, DC Posts: 286	Not to hijack your thread, and not to tell Warlord something he might already know, but according to several of the people I know who do HR for a living, unless you're in some serious serious niche market on the high end of the executive or technical ladder, people don't hire people who have to relocate. Out of state resumes go in the "save for a year because the law tells me I have to" drawer. If you want a job out of state you're pretty much going to have to move where you want and then find a job. Again, there are exceptions and you may be one of them, but I would suggest that approach as it got me here, and it's definately going to get me out.