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scot47
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 Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2012 9:28 am Post subject: Alcoholics Anonymous for EFLers |
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My early years in EFLing abroad were spent as an alcohioc drinker. After I got sober it took me some time to get back into teaching. I did and since then habe been regularly going to AA in many differnt locations. Some in VERY strange places !
"friends of Bill W." are all over the place ! |
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Guerciotti
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Location: In a sleazy bar killing all the bad guys.
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| Please say 'hi' to Bill W. He was a friend of my dad. |
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PattyFlipper
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Do you alternate your AA meetings with sessions of TEFLers Anonymous, scottie? (If you get an urge to do some TEFLing, you can phone them up and they talk you out of it.)
Hi, my name's scot, and I'm a Tefler! 
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