RE: What are you doing right now? - Cassie - 26-02-2011 12:01 PM
About to get ready to go out. I need some new clothes for the new term. I've got £300 in my bank account that I saved up, but it's mostly meant to be for Ireland. So I better watch my spending...
RE: What are you doing right now? - bobert26 - 26-02-2011 12:16 PM
It sounds like Chris from Manchester is outside my house in the street... Creepy.
RE: What are you doing right now? - Minty - 26-02-2011 05:18 PM
(26-02-2011 12:01 PM)Cassie Wrote: About to get ready to go out. I need some new clothes for the new term. I've got £300 in my bank account that I saved up, but it's mostly meant to be for Ireland. So I better watch my spending...
With £300, you could probably BUY Ireland right now the way their economy's gone!
RE: What are you doing right now? - serp3821 - 26-02-2011 06:43 PM
LOL. Ireland is in a crappy position
RE: What are you doing right now? - Cassie - 26-02-2011 10:26 PM
Someone tell me what country has a good economy right now and I'll pack my bags. Because it's tough practically everywhere.
(26-02-2011 05:18 PM)WaffenThinMint Wrote: (26-02-2011 12:01 PM)Cassie Wrote: About to get ready to go out. I need some new clothes for the new term. I've got £300 in my bank account that I saved up, but it's mostly meant to be for Ireland. So I better watch my spending...
With £300, you could probably BUY Ireland right now the way their economy's gone! 
My mum keeps making me feel chizless about it, like I can't move to Ireland or ANYWHERE 'cause I'll never have enough money to set-up and I probably wont get a job. My mum's nice like that. -_-
RE: What are you doing right now? - Majick - 27-02-2011 12:56 AM
The economy is pretty much crappy everywhere. It's coming back up, but it's doing so soooooo slowly that it's not really noticeable yet. Here in the US it's pretty rough, but I'm thankful to have a job ... even if it is at Wal*Mart ... o_o
RE: What are you doing right now? - Cassie - 27-02-2011 12:59 AM
Wal-Mart is better than nowhere! I work at a nursery, but only for 3 hours a week... guess it is better than nothing though. Add my EMA onto that and I'm earning forty-five pounds a week, but I save most of it and some goes to my mum.
RE: What are you doing right now? - serp3821 - 27-02-2011 04:40 AM
(26-02-2011 10:26 PM)Cassie Wrote: Someone tell me what country has a good economy right now and I'll pack my bags. Because it's tough practically everywhere.
(26-02-2011 05:18 PM)WaffenThinMint Wrote: (26-02-2011 12:01 PM)Cassie Wrote: About to get ready to go out. I need some new clothes for the new term. I've got £300 in my bank account that I saved up, but it's mostly meant to be for Ireland. So I better watch my spending...
With £300, you could probably BUY Ireland right now the way their economy's gone! 
My mum keeps making me feel chizless about it, like I can't move to Ireland or ANYWHERE 'cause I'll never have enough money to set-up and I probably wont get a job. My mum's nice like that. -_-
The Australian economy is VERY good right now. Reason why loads of Irish people are moving there. I am moving there personally because of the economy & because of my own personnel choice. Unfortunately, you need to have a profession or occupation that is in need in order for you to enter the country. all that information is in the Australian immigration website
RE: What are you doing right now? - bobert26 - 27-02-2011 05:00 AM
Go there on a boat. From Indonesia or East Timor. I won't tell.
RE: What are you doing right now? - serp3821 - 27-02-2011 05:05 AM
Dude, I'll end up or Cassie on Christmas Island. Ironic, the name of the island gives makes seem the island like if it's all nice and great but reality it, it's the shittiest place on earth for the 'boat people'. Poor 'boat people'. The legacy of the 'White Australia Policy' highlights these current events, in my opinion.
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