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  1. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    Surely that will be to your advantage Chris as in your words "They won't go for another woman" - Chris, 1832. All the same, those "women things". Nothing but trouble :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
  2. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    No, I didn't say that did I? I also never said that the economy would be reduced to 3rd world levels. Simply that it would do significant damage to the economy. Sticking an eyeroll emoji at the end of everything and twisting someones words doesn't suddenly mean that they said something they didn't. Don't put words in my mouth If anything there will probably be jobs that NEED doing due to lack of EU workers available to fill them.
  3. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    What about when Boris forces you back into work?
  4. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    Oh totally. There will be many of them that will claim that they knew all of this was going to happen and it's fine. We already know from observation(see Vidcappers comments) that they are planning to blame Remainers for "talking down Britain" when(YES...WHEN....NOT IF) the s£ht hits the fan. They've already got their excuses lined up. You really couldn't make any of it up. It's nuts and to be honest on a world stage.....it's very embarrassing. Yet somehow all of these countries around the world are desperate to do brand spanking new trades deals with us. Oh I'm sure...what with all of the things that we manufacture( :lol: :lol: :lol: ). After all it's not like we've just left a major trading bloc of 28 countries.... It's not like we will be the ones in the negotiation that will need it more than any country that we negotiate with, hence we will be the ones at an immediate disadvantage....OH WAIT. :lol: :lol: :lol:
  5. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    Don't waste this much energy on a naive troll like Chris. People like this genuinely don't understand that this isn't a game to us and the whole "you lost nah nah nah nah..." thing isn't going to work when we are talking about the welfare of our families. Don't worry he'll soon see that his good friend Boris doesn't give a sh't about him and his situation, and we'll be there to scream 'told ya so!' with precisely 0% sympathy.
  6. Oh sod off. This was forseen in 2016...That once these deals inevitably do not start coming in Brexiteers will start resorting to blaming Remainers for talking down Britain. :lol: :lol: :lol: NEXT
  7. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    Like I said before, let them have their rude awakening. I will sit back and laugh from a distance.
  8. Ah I see, I wasn't aware of Chinas age cap. I taught in Vietnam for 2 years. The requirements for a work permit were a bachelors degree in any field, a TEFL certificate, and be a native speaker(US, UK, Canada etc). There is a slight preference for younger teachers however there were plenty I knew of in their 50's so age definately isn't a barrier in itself, and if you work for a language center like I did they will take care of the application process for you. You just need to make sure everything is apostilled in the UK. I know plenty of people who didn't go through all the legal steps and worked under the table for less established schools and just got paid in cash(wouldn't recommend this of course but it's a reality and a LOT of people do it). Anyway, enough side stepping from me. :)
  9. Side note, have you considered teaching in Asia? Places like China and Vietnam are crying out for native English teachers and it also usually quite easy to save money due to the cost of living being so low 🙂
  10. I hope everyone that still has a hard on over Brexit gets everything that is coming to them. Have your no deal and see what that actually means for you. Let Chris et al, have it in all it's shiny glory.
  11. So have we heard the latest? Racist b**** Priti Patel wants freedom of movement to end on October 31st for everyone...automatically. What planet is this evil twat living on? What happens if a doctor or nurse that has lived and worked in the UK as an EU citizen and has family here, goes on holiday and tries to fly back in...has work say the following week? "Sorry your type aren't allowed back in as of today,.even though this is where you and your family have built a life?" What will that in turn mean for people like me and others living outside of the UK? That for personal reasons need to go home for a.few days?? How are they going to distinguish between who was here before the end of March? She is an evil cow. F*** her, F*** the conservatives, and F*** everybody that voted leave. Yes, everybody.
  12. Bollocks to Brexit
  13. It's complete lunacy. I moved to Iceland back in March and they have said that everyone that is here already will be protected even in the(utterly ridiculous) event of no deal. I still worry for my family back home though. They aren't rolling in money by any means. As for the gormless twats that are championing no deal like certain people on here...I used to have sympathy for their refusal to accept they are being lied to...not anymore..I hope their lives get hit as hard as possible. For what they are doing to us and our families...hey deserve it.
  14. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    "I'm going to Beijing to open up pork markets"....*smiles gormlessly* delayed faint applause. :rofl: Utter spanner
  15. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    Oh its pork market lady :lol: :lol: Gormless cow
  16. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    Who else would he be talking to? :lol:
  17. Hey, on the bright side(albiet a smallish one). When you earn money in a foreign currency and buy something in GBP a weak pound will make your money go a lot furtherb :lol:
  18. It also doesn't mean that 17.4 million would have voted for it either. ;)
  19. How do they feel about Brexit?
  20. So it's OK for you to be an immigrant then? Just not when it's the other way around. :lol: Silly man
  21. Family, but theres Whatsaspp and Skype for that. Nothing else.
  22. I emigrated at the end of February. No plans to go back.
  23. Yes, we are. And having lived outside the UK for a few months in a multicultural city, I can tell you from first hand experience it's not because we voted to leave and are still in the EU. It's because of how our government are handling negotiations and pushing for a 'no deal' with all of it's disastrous consequences. To quote a friend 'Sorry buddy, but the world is laughing at the UK right now and what it's about to do to itself'.
  24. mald487 posted a post in a topic in News and Politics
    Forgive my countless spelling errors in my previous post. They were in part due to me hurriedly/passionately responding to the suggestion that Priti Patel would make a good Prime Minister. Look at her voting record. Chris, you are beyond help. These people are literally out to make life worse for people in situations like yours. You ask us to show empathy for you, and yes perhaps Kaths reponse was a bit insensitive but you hardly seem to be showing empathy yourself to all of the people who will be effected by the ghastly policies that this group of twats will in the very least attempt to inforce. Rely on the NHS? Good luck with that.