Moving to America

[MOBIUS]

Just like a broken record...

You have no A-game - save for getting anally fisted by a troupe of horny midget sumo wrestlers when you've been a baaaaaad boy...

[FrostyBoy]

Laid off?

No, I am a traveler, a rebel, a lonesome rider.

Since I have been in Singapore, I have moved 5 times, purposely to all corners of the island. Singapore is small, but I like my job; any longer than 5 years here will drive me depressed, so I must plan to make my next move.

Regards to your recession comment, yes, Singapore is in the ****ter, but my company pulls business internationally, and I am in heavy demand personally, so my job is pretty stable, I asked for a raise just yesterday, and the boss was willing. So, not all bad!


Wyoming sounds good, but the winter is unfortunate, what about Kansas? I don't mind the odd Tornado now and then.

[FrostyBoy]

Casper of Natrona Country in Wyoming State sounds good to me.

Anyone know anything about that place?

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Not to inject any realism into this thread, but you do know that you can't just move to the US and look for a job, right? Or rather, you can, but you'll be breaking a number of laws. You know that, right? So what's the plan?

[Drake Tungsten]

what about Kansas?

Not to inject any realism into this thread, but you do know that you can't just move to the US and look for a job, right? Or rather, you can, but you'll be breaking a number of laws.

Not to inject any realism into your realism, but entering the U.S. illegally and working doesn't really seem to be much of a problem.

[flash9286]

Casper of Natrona Country in Wyoming State sounds good to me.

Anyone know anything about that place?

You should move to North Carolina, much better than Wyoming.

[KrazyHorse]

Not to inject any realism into your realism, but entering the U.S. illegally and working doesn't really seem to be much of a problem.

Maybe if you want to tend bar or something. Not if you want a real job, AFAIK.

[Drake Tungsten]

I'd be surprised if there weren't illegal aliens from India and the like working in the IT industry.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

what about Kansas?

Not to inject any realism into this thread, but you do know that you can't just move to the US and look for a job, right? Or rather, you can, but you'll be breaking a number of laws.

Not to inject any realism into your realism, but entering the U.S. illegally and working doesn't really seem to be much of a problem.

Obviously. And its easy to do if he wants to work for 6 months or so or, alternatively, wants to settle here forever. But anywhere in between, and he risks future visa problems, which can be a drag.

[FrostyBoy]

Rufus, first I must be satisfied about where I want to move to, then I will work out all the other immigration issues. Immigrating to America shouldn't be as difficult as immigrating to Singapore, which was fairly easy.

[DanS]

Good luck.

[Drake Tungsten]

Immigrating to America shouldn't be as difficult as immigrating to Singapore, which was fairly easy.

You might be surprised. I think the Flight of the Conchords are still in the states, so our Kiwi quota might be full for some time yet.

[Alexander I]

Wyoming sounds good, but the winter is unfortunate, what about Kansas? I don't mind the odd Tornado now and then.

Kansas City, MO is actually a very nice place to live. For nearly 12 years I lived in Leawood, KS, a suburb of the Missouri city, but on the Kansas side. Great place. The weather is temperate, with four distinct seasons.

Unfortunately, most of the rest of KS outside of KC is rather empty and dull... that has no bearing on KC, however.

[Guynemer]

Moby = Llywelyn ap Gruffydd

Llewelyn was a colossal dick.

Admitting you have a problem is the first step towards recovery, Mobius. Kudos.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Rufus, first I must be satisfied about where I want to move to, then I will work out all the other immigration issues. Immigrating to America shouldn't be as difficult as immigrating to Singapore, which was fairly easy.

It's much, much, much easier to immigrate to Singapore. Trust me.