Posts made by Minerboh80

Ricky Larkin.

@gzlong:

oh boy, i wish i was poor like that! :hug:

Sorry for being out of topic but… what are you writing for me in chinese?
I just noticed it.

Indeed.

Be honest to him and tell him how you feel. You own it to yourself and to him.
There is a great chance that you will be lucky and start a wonderful relationship with him (and i truly wish it for you).
Otherwise, if he rejects you then you can start fresh with someone else.
Do not make the same mistake i did and hide your feelings because you probably going to spend the rest of your life wondering what might happen if….

A relationship demands compremises from both sides.
If i really love him and if he really loves me then i guess it is not a problem.
I do not have the right to change him any more than he does.

Ever since i first gazed him!!!!

@Priest:

A guy with a big heart.

Agreed on all possible fronts!

@axellewis:

i would love to play it, but i dont know what system to get it on

PS4. If you like to experience the game in all of it's glory. Otherwise, if you want to save money, you should get the PS3 version.

PS4!
It's awesome and it has the hottest Jonny Gage i have ever seen int the franchise so far!
Please, mr Gage….FINISH ME!!!!

Yes!

I want to sit on that!!! ;D

Have anyone saw the new Are 51 movie?

@raphjd:

Nurses, like school teachers, are always treated like crap.   The country doesn't matter.

I have private insurance so I don't have to use NHS hospitals for surgeries and whatnot.   They are extremely old fashioned and dingy. You're more likely to catch a "super bug" then you are to be healed of your original illness.

Trying to get a normal GP appointment is nearly impossible in many places in the UK.

Well…
The patient that i treated told me a very different story.
In your clinics, you have at least 5 nurses in every shifts for 15 patients. They can have their days off very easily and they are payed very well (an amount of Britain Pounts that is translated to three thousand Euros).
Many of my classmates have moved away from Greece into other countries in order to pursuit a career in nursing. The first destination was the United Kingdom which they tell me that is a working paradise for nurses. Australia and Germany are other popular destinations.

Financial crisis, cultural crisis probably some personal issues can lead to depression.
As to if it leads to suicide?
Well, it is an alarming situation that requires medical assistance. It all depens on the degree of the disease ( psyciatric disease).

@Igrouve:

• Tadashi Hamada (Film: Big Hero 6, Hiro's big brother)
• Jack Frost (Film: Rise Of The Guardians)
• Richard "Dick" Grayson (TV Serie: Young Justice, A.K.A Robin/Nightwing)
• Gray Fullbuster (TV Serie: Fairy Tail)
• Takeshi Yamamoto (TV Serie: Katekyo Hitman Reborn)
• Scout (Video Game: Team Fortress 2)
• Nathan Drake (Video Game: Uncharted)
• James Vega (Video Game: Mass Effect)

I think that's it…

Yeeeees!!!!

@raphjd:

Every country's government pays way too much for the stuff it buys.     The US infamously bought $12,000 toilet seats and £32,000 hammers back in the 1980s, which at any hardware store would have cost less than $15.   Haliburton is still screwing the US over on several contracts they have.   The UK always gets screwed (purposely it seems) whenever they had a contract with outside companies, especially in construction.

NO government is without it's base of corruption.

You don't have to live in Greece to see where the problems are coming from; mass tax evasion, black market, early retirement, extremely generous work benefits, etc, etc.

Now, as a citizen you are supposed to pay your taxes and in return the greek state is supposed to provide you education, health and public infrastructure but because of all the money grubbing these three sectors were and are crumbling. You have to pay for extra tutoring if you want a dissent education for your child, you have to pay the doctors or a private clinic if you are in need of something that's less than an absolute life-threatening emergency and you also have to compensate in time and money for the bad public infrastructure.

The UK has the same problems and it's been made worse by having to bailout various countries.

It pisses me off that my taxes have gone up, as has the retirement age, while government services are being slashed.

Let's compare Greece's black market (in 2009 figures) with Scotland's school budget (2012/13).    Greece's black market cost their country 43.2 Billion Euros per year (very low estimate; see earlier post) and Scotland spends £2.4 Billion a year on schools.   Based on population, cost of living, currency conversion and other factors, you can say that Greece's black market tax loss is just shy of 14 times it's budget for school.    Of course that doesn't cover the other forms of tax evasion.

Your government's budget is in serious trouble when 25% of it's GDP tax revenue is lost to the black market.   Then you need to add in all the other forms of tax evasion and the problem just grows and grows.

Extremely working benefits?
Let's compare notes on my working field.
I am a nurse. I work on a clinic of a hospital in Athens. Every shift has a total of two nurses which have to deal with a clinic with 35 (yes, you have red correctly) patients (the least). We do not have the proper material and medicine in order to care for our patients. We are getting paid 800 Euros per month. Quite often we are forced to surpass our working hours in order to help the next shift with the preparation of the medication of the patients. These are hours that we are not going to get paid. We cannot have a single day off and our days of absence for the summer are extremely limited.
Now, as i understand, you are from UK, right?
Can you tell me how are the working conditions in your hospitals?
Be careful what are you going to reply because i have treated a patient from England and he gave me some insights regarding the conditions of your hospitals.

Mmmm! Berries. Berries flavoured ice cream!!! Man!!!

I don't know.
I liked him more on Fantastic Four.