England...?

Jan 07, 2008 by Ani Jamison | Posted in Other - United Kingdom

My friend Tom and I decided to move to England from America after college. We already have a friend who lives there who is originating. We have no idea where we want to go well.

The bad news is, legally, you can not work. Whoever you hired him to prove that no one in the European Union they could hire to do the work they undertake for you. It is very protectionist. Sorry.

england........???

Jan 12, 2008 by ChelseaBaby | Posted in Other - United Kingdom

got ANY facts about england? i'd b happy 2 hear them!!! 10 points 2 whoever can give me the most info!!!! thnx 4 helping!!!!

those answers were lovely but here's the truth and i know coz i live there!!!!!!!! england used to be lovely but now its overun with a breed of creatures called chavs. google chavs and be amazed! if you come here good luck finding an english person, they

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