I am moving to Austria - Page 6

Sailor Steve · 09-14-13, 09:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Jimbuna

STEED will probably enquire "Anyone got a fag I can borrow"?

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Originally Posted by STEED

I don't smoke, just as well...

As long as you don't phrase it "Can I bum a fag?" you should be alright.

STEED · 09-14-13, 09:01 AM

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Originally Posted by nikimcbee

...and that's how Steed's reality TV show started.

Steed does San Fransisco.

Your boss Obama banned it on the grounds I'm a British swine not backing his campaign to start WW3 by bombing Syria.

STEED · 09-14-13, 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve

As long as you don't phrase it "Can I bum a fag?" you should be alright.

Bum suck a fag?

BTW: British statement before you lot get cross.

Sailor Steve · 09-14-13, 09:06 AM

I don't know about Britspeak, but 'Merkin "bum" is another word for "borrow".

STEED · 09-14-13, 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve

I don't know about Britspeak, but 'Merkin "bum" is another word for "borrow".

Bum suck means sucking too hard on the cigarette and making the butt all wet. I think its one of those school kids sayings years ago.

I feel old.

McBeck · 09-14-13, 10:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve

++++++German Newsflash++++++

Do not listen to the abover person. He is a a known criminal, wanted for excessive silliness and overt humor. He is also part of a plot to keep immigrants away from Denmark by creating the Submarine & Rocket Conspiracy. If spotted, do not attempt to apprehend. He is known to armed with jokes and dangerous to your ribcage.

I have it on good authority that Neal is already engaged with a Sub

nikimcbee · 09-14-13, 10:31 AM

I don't see a ring on Neal's finger? Maybe it's an open relationship?

Sailor Steve · 09-14-13, 10:50 AM

He said "with a sub", not "to a sub". As long as that remains true I think he'll be okay.

Mittelwaechter · 09-14-13, 11:17 AM

Foreigners are welcome in most countries, as long as they don't gather in crowds and subcultures to change the countries way of living.
An American in Austria? No problem at all.
You bing your own money? Perfect.
You try to learn the language to show your sobriety and dedication for your new home? Welcome Mr. Neal Stevens from Texas.

Join some local clubs to get accepted and try to avoid any political discussion at first. When you are known to be a nice guy, feel free to engage.
No weapons allowed to be carried around, but you don't have to consider someone else to draw a weapon. Austria is a pretty secure palce.
If you want to use your handguns - join a shooting club.

You want to avoid winter? Not in Austrian mountains. At least 6 months of winter conditions, short spring, short summer, short breathtaking fall.

A loaf of bread (1000g) is -.79 € to 5.20 €. It depends on where and what quality you want to buy. In Germany and Austria you have a choice of at least 2500 different sorts of bread, but of course not all are offered in your next bakery or supermarket. You may choose from 25 to 50 different sorts of bread within reasonable distance to your home.
The bread is totally different to the soft US bread, because the wheat is different, resulting in a cross crust. You'll get soft bread too (white sandwich bread or hamburger buns), but you'll have to take what you get. Taxes are to support the community. Use the communal installations and you get your money back.
TV charges are to be paid, as it is considered a public task to inform the people (they expanded the charges on the internet access recently).

The Austrians are individuals as everywhere around the globe. You'll find genius and idiots, it depends much on yourself anyway.
Common predictions: conservative, still countryfied, traditional, slow, depressive (Vienna), often grumpy, very servile with tourists, complain over the weather, have delicious food and drink too much wine.

If you haven't done before - come over here on vacation and see yourself.
In a tourist region you will have no problems with English. They may have a problem with your English.

Lake Constance may be a nice place to live - insisting on living in Austria and having some nice climate.
It's just a hop into Switzerland and Germany - and Italy and even France isn't far away.
Or Tirol - north to Italy. Nice, mild and healthy climate too.

Aktungbby · 09-14-13, 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve

My car's engine is under the hood.

Next to the ACCUMULATOR! PS: have you tried microwave hot wet towels with a dab of Vicks around the nostrils for this sinus thing so you can make to the air races.

Aktungbby · 09-14-13, 12:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve

He said "with a sub", not "to a sub". As long as that remains true I think he'll be okay.

Prepositional adroitness!!

Mr Quatro · 09-14-13, 12:48 PM

What about the Obama affordable healthcare act of 2010?

Have you thought your clever plan out to retire without health insurance?

My God man have you gone insane?

soopaman2 · 09-14-13, 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Mittelwaechter

Foreigners are welcome in most countries, as long as they don't gather in crowds and subcultures to change the countries way of living.
An American in Austria? No problem at all.
You bing your own money? Perfect.
You try to learn the language to show your sobriety and dedication for your new home? Welcome Mr. Neal Stevens from Texas.

Join some local clubs to get accepted and try to avoid any political discussion at first. When you are known to be a nice guy, feel free to engage.
No weapons allowed to be carried around, but you don't have to consider someone else to draw a weapon. Austria is a pretty secure palce.
If you want to use your handguns - join a shooting club.

You want to avoid winter? Not in Austrian mountains. At least 6 months of winter conditions, short spring, short summer, short breathtaking fall.

A loaf of bread (1000g) is -.79 € to 5.20 €. It depends on where and what quality you want to buy. In Germany and Austria you have a choice of at least 2500 different sorts of bread, but of course not all are offered in your next bakery or supermarket. You may choose from 25 to 50 different sorts of bread within reasonable distance to your home.
The bread is totally different to the soft US bread, because the wheat is different, resulting in a cross crust. You'll get soft bread too (white sandwich bread or hamburger buns), but you'll have to take what you get. Taxes are to support the community. Use the communal installations and you get your money back.
TV charges are to be paid, as it is considered a public task to inform the people (they expanded the charges on the internet access recently).

The Austrians are individuals as everywhere around the globe. You'll find genius and idiots, it depends much on yourself anyway.
Common predictions: conservative, still countryfied, traditional, slow, depressive (Vienna), often grumpy, very servile with tourists, complain over the weather, have delicious food and drink too much wine.

If you haven't done before - come over here on vacation and see yourself.
In a tourist region you will have no problems with English. They may have a problem with your English.

Lake Constance may be a nice place to live - insisting on living in Austria and having some nice climate.
It's just a hop into Switzerland and Germany - and Italy and even France isn't far away.
Or Tirol - north to Italy. Nice, mild and healthy climate too.

Are you describing Austria, or heaven?

I bet the beer is awesome too, damn I wish I could drink well I could, but I cannot. Meh...

Good food, and brew and close to Italy for even better food.

You describe a utopia, what is the catch? Jobs hard to find? bad rascism against Americans or bad accents? Gotta be something?

McBeck · 09-14-13, 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by nikimcbee

I don't see a ring on Neal's finger? Maybe it's an open relationship?

Im rather sure the Nautilus dont mind if Neal decided to board other subs....so I would call it an open relationship, as long as its other subs.

soopaman2 · 09-14-13, 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by McBeck

Im rather sure the Nautilus dont mind if Neal decided to board other subs....so I would call it an open relationship, as long as its other subs.

Maybe Neal can have a relationship with the other sub if the original one is there, maybe even take part in "exercises" together.

Maybe some kind of errr thing, where the 2 subs make out err, fight, and he can watch.

We are talking about boats right?

09-14-13, 09:06 AM	#79
Sailor Steve Eternal Patrol Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: High in the mountains of Utah Posts: 50,369 Downloads: 745 Uploads: 249	I don't know about Britspeak, but 'Merkin "bum" is another word for "borrow". __________________ “Never do anything you can't take back.” —Rocky Russo

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nikimcbee Fleet Admiral Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Patroling the Slot. Posts: 17,952 Downloads: 90 Uploads: 0	I don't see a ring on Neal's finger? Maybe it's an open relationship? __________________

09-14-13, 10:50 AM	#83
Sailor Steve Eternal Patrol Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: High in the mountains of Utah Posts: 50,369 Downloads: 745 Uploads: 249	He said "with a sub", not "to a sub". As long as that remains true I think he'll be okay. __________________ “Never do anything you can't take back.” —Rocky Russo

09-14-13, 11:17 AM	#84
Mittelwaechter The Old Man Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 1,304 Downloads: 35 Uploads: 0	Foreigners are welcome in most countries, as long as they don't gather in crowds and subcultures to change the countries way of living. An American in Austria? No problem at all. You bing your own money? Perfect. You try to learn the language to show your sobriety and dedication for your new home? Welcome Mr. Neal Stevens from Texas. Join some local clubs to get accepted and try to avoid any political discussion at first. When you are known to be a nice guy, feel free to engage. No weapons allowed to be carried around, but you don't have to consider someone else to draw a weapon. Austria is a pretty secure palce. If you want to use your handguns - join a shooting club. You want to avoid winter? Not in Austrian mountains. At least 6 months of winter conditions, short spring, short summer, short breathtaking fall. A loaf of bread (1000g) is -.79 € to 5.20 €. It depends on where and what quality you want to buy. In Germany and Austria you have a choice of at least 2500 different sorts of bread, but of course not all are offered in your next bakery or supermarket. You may choose from 25 to 50 different sorts of bread within reasonable distance to your home. The bread is totally different to the soft US bread, because the wheat is different, resulting in a cross crust. You'll get soft bread too (white sandwich bread or hamburger buns), but you'll have to take what you get. Taxes are to support the community. Use the communal installations and you get your money back. TV charges are to be paid, as it is considered a public task to inform the people (they expanded the charges on the internet access recently). The Austrians are individuals as everywhere around the globe. You'll find genius and idiots, it depends much on yourself anyway. Common predictions: conservative, still countryfied, traditional, slow, depressive (Vienna), often grumpy, very servile with tourists, complain over the weather, have delicious food and drink too much wine. If you haven't done before - come over here on vacation and see yourself. In a tourist region you will have no problems with English. They may have a problem with your English. Lake Constance may be a nice place to live - insisting on living in Austria and having some nice climate. It's just a hop into Switzerland and Germany - and Italy and even France isn't far away. Or Tirol - north to Italy. Nice, mild and healthy climate too. __________________ 10 happy wolves rear 90 blinded, ensnared sheep. 90 happy sheep banish the wolves. Arrest the 1% - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQ6hg1oNeGE

09-14-13, 12:48 PM	#87
Mr Quatro Navy Seal Join Date: May 2013 Posts: 6,772 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	What about the Obama affordable healthcare act of 2010? Have you thought your clever plan out to retire without health insurance? My God man have you gone insane?