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On Tue, 27 May 2008 16:46:21 +0100, Stephen wrote:
> On 27 May 2008 11:33:54 -0400, Jim Henderson <nos### [at] nospam com> wrote:
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>>Well, I know the recent changes in UK immigration state three criteria -
>>money (to invest), age (lower is better - and I'm over the rather
>>arbitrary age threshold), and a college degree. In the old points
>>system, I was good to go, but they changed all that within the last
>>year. (My wife follows it fairly closely.)
>
> There is a lot of pressure on the politicians to be seen to be doing
> something. Halfwits!
Well, no different than over here, then. ;-)
>>Possibly coming over while employed by a US company would work (it does
>>here in the US - my last boss was a Canadian immigrant, and my current
>>boss lives in Canada).
>
> That's what gave me the thought.
What, you know my boss? ;-)
>>Wow, small world, isn't it? Almost makes me wonder if you know the guy
>>I know there. That'd be weird. IIRC, he said the population was fairly
>>low there...
>
> Well I left the area nearly thirty years ago. If he worked at Burroughs
> there is a chance.
> I was the long haired girlie looking one :)
I'm trying to remember if he did or not - does the name Cloughley ring a
bell?
>>>>> Funny enough I am thinking about leaving the country as it is going
>>>>> to the dogs in a handcart, if you will pardon the mixed metaphor :)
>>>>
>>>>LOL, it's all relative. ;-)
>>>
>>> True, that is what my auntie said :)
>>
>><groan>!
>>
> We aim to please :)
You need to aim better, then. ;-)
Jim
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