Ted Striker Applying For Eurocom Political Asylum

[Vince278]

While you're in the area stop by Israel. The whole time I was there I didn't see a single ugly woman on the street.

[Geronimo]

Originally posted by Trajanus
Hmm thing is if all Bush haters come over here then Bush rightwing fundies will stay in power for eternity there. How about we all move over there to break the tyranny of the Bush dynasty!! (maybe after George, it'll be Jeb's turn )

I don't think jeb would be anything like W has been. They broke the mold when they made him (understandably).

[Micha]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara
I want to go somewhere warm or temperate with a better economy than the U.S. is going to have.

How about Albania?

[Micha]

Originally posted by lightblue

Originally posted by Kuciwalker
Maybe I should put some serious consideration into going to college in Europe

Cambridge, Oxford, LSE, Sorbonne, Heidelberg, Firenze, there's some good uni's in Europe
Don't think the cost is that much different from Ivy League colleges either, though there won't be any scholarships I guess.

Also remember that in Germany, unis usually cost less than €120 per semester. All you got to pay is your food and rent, which usually stays below €400 per month.

So, welcome to Europe?

[Micha]

Originally posted by MrFun
But isn't there a saturation of applicants for professorships in Canada just as it is in United States?

Really? Here in Germany we have a lack of professors, maybe because they´re not as highly paid as over there...

[Evil Knevil]

I've made this offer to some of my American friends already, but...
You can come over here and stay with us if you want My humanitarian mission extends to my spare bedroom.

Hmm, the room probably will be stuffed full of Yankees claiming political asylum....

[Lancer]

USA! USA! USA!

Don't tug on superman's cape...

[Kuciwalker]

Originally posted by Micha
Cambridge, Oxford, LSE, Sorbonne, Heidelberg, Firenze, there's some good uni's in Europe
Don't think the cost is that much different from Ivy League colleges either, though there won't be any scholarships I guess.

Also remember that in Germany, unis usually cost less than €120 per semester. All you got to pay is your food and rent, which usually stays below €400 per month.

So, welcome to Europe? [/QUOTE]

/me doesn't speak German

[pchang]

Those prices are for EU citizens. Non-citizens have to pay a supplemental fee.

[Micha]

Originally posted by Kuciwalker

Originally posted by Micha
Also remember that in Germany, unis usually cost less than €120 per semester. All you got to pay is your food and rent, which usually stays below €400 per month.

So, welcome to Europe?

* Kuciwalker doesn't speak German

Well, if he speaks English, then German is the most easy to learn foreign language for him


Wikipedia tells us:

German is the third most popular foreign language taught worldwide, and the second most popular in Europe.

If you are an English speaker unfamiliar with German, you may be surprised to learn that English and German are closely related languages and share many words that are very similar. This is particularly true for everyday words in English that are Anglo-Saxon (that is, Germanic) in origin.

[Micha]

Originally posted by pchang
Those prices are for EU citizens. Non-citizens have to pay a supplemental fee.

Isn´t this thread about emigrating to Europe...?

[Monk]

You can stick with English and still study in Europe, even if it's highly recommended to learn a foreign language while there (where else would you do that if not abroad?)

If you don't have the energy, countries like The Netherlands and Scandinavia where almost all of us speak an acceptable English are obvious places for getting by with little or no problems.

We can't offer you any decent weather though.

[Vince278]

Made any decisions yet Ted?

[Lefty Scaevola]

Ted Striker, eating ****.

[Cruddy]

Sprecht sie Deutsch? Then Austria or Switzerland are alternatives.