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Roger
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I believe you Roger, honestly I do.
And to the OP, come on in. The water is fine and does not discriminate much at all.
You will observe, from some of our more regular posters, that you too can be admired and loved for all the things you are - and also imagine that you are - here in the Magical Middle Kingdom of Fantasy.
And most people will believe you.
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I wonder why Milie girl is constantly making wry comments without ever contributing anything substantial or useful...
She is an impostor or no teacher since she never goes out on a limb of her own except in writing her prose somewhat too hastily occasionally...
How is the weather in Hong Kong? |
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millie
Joined: 29 Oct 2003
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Location: HK
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| Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2006 9:18 am Post subject: |
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| There is nothing especially �wry� about what I have written nor does it attempt to be prose. |
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envirochick
Joined: 11 Jan 2006
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Location: Hailar, IM
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| Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2006 1:14 am Post subject: no BA but five years of post secondary |
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and two diplomas and working in the environmental consulting field...and am now willing to quit my job, sell my house and even leave my teenage son with his father for a year
and seems the only countries that will accept me are China and Taiwan, havent researched any of the others
am i qualified? Well, i have a diploma in broadcast journalism, i worked in radio and PR and fundraising; i write technical reports daily
I spent many years volunteering in my son's elementary school
I am over 35, fluent in french, dedicated and tenacious and viewing this as the chance of a lifetime
will i work my ass off? you bet
now i just need some advice, too much at stake to end up as a horror story
seeking reputable recruiting agency or private school
and lastly, I am not a big city gal, are there any small (relative, I suppose) towns I should be looking at? |
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pc-pocket
Joined: 05 Nov 2005
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| Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2006 7:19 am Post subject: Re: no BA but five years of post secondary |
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| envirochick wrote: |
| I am not a big city gal, are there any small (relative, I suppose) towns I should be looking at? |
�Size doesn�t matter it is how you use it�
What are your hobbies? What kind of western comfort generally speaking do you expect? |
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Roger
Joined: 19 Jan 2003
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| Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2006 11:32 am Post subject: |
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| millie wrote: |
There is nothing especially �wry� about what I have written nor does it attempt to be prose.
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I tell you, 'millie', to go off your disingeniousness and insinuations; what you have been doing here for a long time - and contrary to your claim to have "posted useful information", is making mean and vile attacks based on hearsay, rumours and your own morbid imagination!
I have never said I have only an "Undergraduate degree", and I categorically refute your allegations that I point people to places in China using a Lonely Planet as a guide book.
I categorically refute your lie that I use my "imagination" or that I "fantasise"; none of my input is based on "information creation". All these claims are plain lies, your lies!
Blatant lies, fabrications of your feverishly inimical mind. You have become a single-issue person with nothing gratifying and useful to do. I call people like you liars because the above is a hodgepodge of lies!
This thread is about something else, and you have added zero here for the enlightenment of the public! I doubt you are a teacher because with your character deficiencies you should never be allowed to come anywhere close to a schoolyard!
I demand that you stop your unsubstantiated sleigh-of-hand hints that portray "certain frequent posters" as impostors who have neither the expertise nor the experience they claim to have.
You are a demagogic rascal! |
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millie
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towyen
Joined: 04 Nov 2005
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[quote="Roger"]
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You are a demagogic rascal! |
Do I detect a little Romance in the air? |
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millie
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| Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2006 7:39 am Post subject: |
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| towyen wrote: |
| Do I detect a little Romance in the air? |
touched with more than a hint of paranoia |
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