Can't understand why everyone's against the idea of snow on tarmac

that happens in real world, doesn't it? No need to be driving formulas on snowy tracks - but can't see anything wrong with road cars...

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some nice american thrash metal

Quote from Xaid0n :

lol I didn't keep that speed, was overtaking a car at the time, once I passed him I slowed to 70mph lol... I passed my test btw :P Just haven't got a car

:-) Oh right... well I could get license but there's no real point if I ain't gonna buy a car 'cause the insurance is simply ridiculous

Quote from Xaid0n :

Fastest I've driven a car, 80mph on the A133 on a driving lesson

Oh lol, I'm not gonna drive for a long time - thanks to the statistics.

mhhh... 200km/h opel vectra - autobahn obviously and not me driving.

Mh.. remembered to login :-) Not played in years but I have kept my team.

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Quote from Klutch :

We're all car enthusiasts here, and you'll have to be lying to say youve never pushed it on the road.

I guess not havin' driver's license is good enough evidence to prove that I haven't?

Can I just say... what a bunch of retards we've got here!? I wonder why we've got track days... ehm... to prevent innocent people from getting injured?

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Laughing my ass off?

Savatage - Gutter Ballet

I don't get one thing... why is everyone so concerned about american car cornering when they've barely got any turns?

Eh... I loved need for speed. In my opinion it went completely shite after NFS Porsche.

I remember the days when I played NFS1, then 2...3..4...porsche Porsche is definitelly favorite one. Eh... good old days... I can remember even earlier games... shame that I can't remember their names.

It's just stress, can't rest your mind for a single minute that's all - hard to fall asleep even when you're tired.

Try to relax...

Quote from SamH :

What nationality are you?

Lithuanian ;-)

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Quote from The Moose :

Too right. Canada looks far more appealing than the US to me.

Yeah I thought about it as well - I wouldn't mind living there either! Really beautiful place.

But moving there sounds just as complicated

What is the petrol price over there?

Lets stay on the topic a bit more ;P

Quote from thisnameistaken :

You would have to be outstanding in comparison to the other (American) applicants for them to even bother with all the paperwork. And if any American who applies for the job can fill the role, they have to give the job to him/her in preference to an applicant from overseas.

I think basically if you want a job and an American also applies for it, you can't have it.

Edit: Probably your best bet would be to apply for jobs with English firms who have offices in the USA, and try to get a position in the states that way.

Yeah that's a good idea. Know one programmer from England who might be transferred to an office in U.S.A. So far from what I've read it seems as it'd be quite difficult to get a job over there - especially straight away after uni.

Quote from keiran :

Bit off the topic but it doesn't happen to be RGU you have a conditional for? If so you'll be on the same campus as I'm At the moment I'm in the art school but we'll be kicked out to the basement of the architectural school in 2nd year!

:-) Yeah it is RGU that I got conditional for. Aberdeen UNI doesn't do Archi ;(

I have thought about Dubai as well ;-) Don't worry! ) Would be pretty hot and I guess the people wouldn't make much sense to me!

Big thanks to SamH for the reply, personally not that concerned about gambling, smoking, drinking. So I take it as it would be very unlikely for some architectural company in USA to go for someone from the UK rather than simply employ an American?

And the English, Scottish thing - once again... I'm neither of them :-) And yes 7-8 years is a long time - as I said at the start, just being curious! I like thinking...

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Is this you offering a place to stay!? lol... I shall be going to bed now, I'll let my sweet eyes rest throughout this gloomy night which ought to be ashamed of itself... that sounded gay...

Hopefully tomorrow I'll find here some more posts from the other continent

Hehe, well shouldn't pay attention to people who speak about USA and what it is like when they haven't been/lived there.

You get various people everywhere... UK isn't much better on the fatness account - based on what I see and on statistics.

Well things hopefully wont be as bad as they are now in 8-10 years, and the crisis will sort out after some time...

No need to quote my whole post ;P

Well I had a jbo for about a year when I was 14 or so - it doesn't go well with education...

Quote from niall09 :

Not a very good career choice.

1 in 10 architects over here are losing their jobs atm.

Yeah I know that it's pretty bad. My dad's a lorry driver over here (Both parents originally building engineers)... so I can pretty much see what's the situation with all the drivers getting fired and so on - lack of job on building sites too!

Don't forget that I'm still in school and that the course would take minimum of 6 years. So, it might get better in 7 years or so!

*stays positive*

Well I guess people who live in the USA should be speaking about what it is like over there.