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Thread started 01/07/04 6:12am

fauxnewbie

Hands Up Brits Abroad!

So, are there any Brits on the org living and working abroad?

I'm working as a teacher in Bangkok, Thailand, and living with my wife and some of her family (it's chaotic but amazing). The teaching thing isn't really my occupation as I see it since it's just a way to stay in the country in order to stay with my wife and do business here and abroad.

So, anybody got their own story about what they're doing abroad?

Damn I love the pound sterling, is there any better currency in the world?

Doesn't it just feel great to have money that kicks the ass of every currency on the earth? I could look at the exchange rates all day. smile
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Reply #1 posted 01/07/04 6:41am

fauxnewbie

U mean to say I'm the only Brit who's living abroad?

I guess with time zones and everything there might not be many people online, and even fewer looking at my crap thread. big grin

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Reply #2 posted 01/07/04 6:45am

Lleena

fauxnewbie said:

U mean to say I'm the only Brit who's living abroad?

I guess with time zones and everything there might not be many people online, and even fewer looking at my crap thread. big grin



Hi! I'm a Brit but i'm not living abroad! I just wanted to say best of luck with the teaching and you must have lovely weather, unlike back in the U.K! :
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Reply #3 posted 01/07/04 6:56am

fauxnewbie

Lleena said:

fauxnewbie said:

U mean to say I'm the only Brit who's living abroad?

I guess with time zones and everything there might not be many people online, and even fewer looking at my crap thread. big grin



Hi! I'm a Brit but i'm not living abroad! I just wanted to say best of luck with the teaching and you must have lovely weather, unlike back in the U.K! :


Yeah, it's not bad thanks, nice sunny mornings, but damn cold water to shower with.

As for the teaching, it's ok. At my school I teach 5, 6 and 7 year olds. Very cute smile

I teach adults on Saturday. Thing is, I don't think I'm good at this teaching lark, but I need to do something to stay here. The money isn't great but I have other income so I can live like a king out here with the cheap food, electronics and stuff. big grin
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Reply #4 posted 01/07/04 7:39am

PREDOMINANT

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I HAVE been a brit abroad, worked in the US and Italy. But I am in Britland currently.
Happy is he who finds out the causes for things.Virgil (70-19 BC). Virgil was such a lying bastard!
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Reply #5 posted 01/07/04 7:41am

fauxnewbie

PREDOMINANT said:

I HAVE been a brit abroad, worked in the US and Italy. But I am in Britland currently.



What were u doing?

Did u miss Blighty? smile
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Reply #6 posted 01/07/04 7:44am

PREDOMINANT

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fauxnewbie said:

PREDOMINANT said:

I HAVE been a brit abroad, worked in the US and Italy. But I am in Britland currently.



What were u doing?

Did u miss Blighty? smile


Medical research (kinda) I missed Europe when I was in the US and then UK when I was in Italy. I love it here, this is where I belong except there are no godamn jobs!
Happy is he who finds out the causes for things.Virgil (70-19 BC). Virgil was such a lying bastard!
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Reply #7 posted 01/07/04 9:20am

Lleena

fauxnewbie said:

Lleena said:

fauxnewbie said:

U mean to say I'm the only Brit who's living abroad?

I guess with time zones and everything there might not be many people online, and even fewer looking at my crap thread. big grin



Hi! I'm a Brit but i'm not living abroad! I just wanted to say best of luck with the teaching and you must have lovely weather, unlike back in the U.K! :


Yeah, it's not bad thanks, nice sunny mornings, but damn cold water to shower with.

As for the teaching, it's ok. At my school I teach 5, 6 and 7 year olds. Very cute smile

I teach adults on Saturday. Thing is, I don't think I'm good at this teaching lark, but I need to do something to stay here. The money isn't great but I have other income so I can live like a king out here with the cheap food, electronics and stuff. big grin



I just started teaching, I teach adults. It's difficult at first for a new teacher, you might feel better as you get further into it Fauxnewbie.
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Reply #8 posted 01/07/04 1:05pm

daned

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PREDOMINANT said:

fauxnewbie said:

PREDOMINANT said:

I HAVE been a brit abroad, worked in the US and Italy. But I am in Britland currently.



What were u doing?

Did u miss Blighty? smile


Medical research (kinda)


Oh no! omg What were they testing on you?
"You know, you're the classic example of the inverse ratio between the size of the mouth and the size of the brain"
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