OK, you’ll be an undocumented immigrant doing undesirable work and paid under the table. They’re not going to let you in beyond a tourist visa, as their borders are closed up tighter than in the US.
OK, you’ll be an undocumented immigrant doing undesirable work and paid under the table. They’re not going to let you in beyond a tourist visa, as their borders are closed up tighter than in the US.
Wow. The way you murricans stir up seemingly every hornet’s nest within your reach, us, the rest of the world, would rather be without your conceited, self-centered, so-called “security blanket”, thankyouverymuch.
carry the zero and move the decimal...those life lessons are lost on some...
He also had a plan for the powerball that would have solved poverty in the US...
Yeah I read that post, paused for a second and then thought, this is the same guy that believed those emails a while back that said a huge number of lottery players could each have like a million dollars if they pooled their money and tickets.
No, I chose to be with my wife. This forced me to live in the US.
If you’re an engineer and think there are only 100 people in Flint I hope I’m never on, in, or near something you’ve designed.
As an engineer [...] If the $400 million figure is real then just give everyone there $4 million and raze the place.
There’s a kind of dissonant American sense of entitlement afoot. They want their borders secure against them damned furinners, but assume that simply showing up at any other nation’s border and flashing their American card will get them immediate carte blanche admission to the nice part of town.
How can you be an engineer when you’re so terrible at math?
Yeah, I'd say that guy is a shitty engineer!
There’s over a hundred thousand people living in Flint.
Are you under the impression that only 100 people live in Flint?
if i had kids i would definitely move to a northern European country.
Well, yes and no. Kate Winslet was not actually there to talk about money. She was there to promote her movie, and she was asked a question that she was not comfortable answering to the world at large.
Do it another 10,000 times and you’ll get this badge.
So you’d be okay with any anachronism in any movie as long as it’s clearly fiction? No problems with, for example, a Robin Hood movie where he wins the archery contest with a machine gun? Or an adaptation of Last of the Mohicans where Hawkeye rides a roller coaster?
Can you please post this definition again. I haven't seen it enough times in this thread.
Memo to Ms. Fortini: