NullSmurf
Das Bruce
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Its the American dream, Michal. Come on over! No entry visa? No problem!
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What do you drive?
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Its the American dream, Michal. Come on over! No entry visa? No problem!
tsmckenney
Mick
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The one that gets 9 MPG has 120,000 miles......WOW that's about 13,333 gallons of gas! The most I ever put in her is $150 worth. The Mini Cooler has a sunroof so we can fill her with ice and beer and take her to parties!
That's hilarious man, that literally is my car. I f'n love that car man, I will drive it til it can't go anymore. And in a couple months I'm going to have to throw another car seat in the back. People are gonna think I'm nuts.
Michal
Turquoise Hexagon Sun
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You know what Bruce? We've beed really thinking about it, about moving from Poland the country of idiotic politics, high taxes, low salaries, the country that takes ~40% of your gross salary, country where doctors earns in hospitals 350$ per month, where small flat in Warsaw costs
150.000$ where lots of things just sucks! We've been really thinking, but I heared many times that there is no more American Dream in US for emigrants, its not the same situation as 15 years ago. Bessides its a really BIG decision, Eh...
MiamiCubano
El Martillo (My Boxing Name)
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I'm certain it's a big decision, but there is no greater country on the face of this planet. "American Dream?" One can do anything and everything in this country, and make whatever they wish of themselves here.
No one said anything about my license plate....
I had to look again....Nova Scotia :sign:
ThankYouForNotSmoking
Self-Proclaimed Everyman's Man
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Michal, if you have a professional degree it makes getting things done a lot easier here. And as for the tax situation, as most people will attest, it's really not that much better here than in Poland - cars are a lot cheaper, but certain services you take for granted in Poland you'll end up paying out the nose for here.
Also - don't move too soon. We have to have a Polish CP herf in September!
bfreebern
Yada, Yada, Yada.
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just added this to our collection...
2006 VW Touareg V10 TDI - more bells and whistles than a damn fighter jet! 4 heater seats, touch entry and some other off the wall $hit! And faaaaaast - but best of all it will tow my boat! :laugh: Like the wife is gonna let me do that. (it's her car)
WOW Jim, that's gotta buy you at least 5-10 more boxes!
grateful1
Oh My!
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No one said anything about my license plate....
No friggin' patience (is that the correct one spelling?).
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As far as rides.... see sig-tag...
CoventryCat86
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In May, I traded in the 1992 Jaguar XJ6 for this 1996 Jaguar XJ6 Vanden Plas. I found it on AutoTrader.com down in northern Virginia in a place called Tysons Corner:
jfields
Where did all my money go?
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In May, I traded in the 1992 Jaguar XJ6 for this 1996 Jaguar XJ6 Vanden Plas. I found it on AutoTrader.com down in northern Virginia in a place called Tysons Corner:
That's about five or ten minutes from where I work Bill.
junkman_56
cigar smokin' caver
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Still got my beater and mileage is up to 260,000. :thumbs:
MX
Quietly getting back into the cigar culture.....
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I had a picture of my LMTV somewhere but I will be damned if I can find it now...you can google it
At home I drove a 2005 Ford F-150, but it was a lease, and I turned it in before I deployed. Not sure if I am going to buy anything new when I get back, I might be on my way to the Netherlands. But, I already have the OK to get a new camaro when I buy my next car.
The wife drives a 2004 Saturn Vue...V6/30 MPG...not to bad...
Tim
At home I drove a 2005 Ford F-150, but it was a lease, and I turned it in before I deployed. Not sure if I am going to buy anything new when I get back, I might be on my way to the Netherlands. But, I already have the OK to get a new camaro when I buy my next car.
The wife drives a 2004 Saturn Vue...V6/30 MPG...not to bad...
Tim
CoventryCat86
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KayakinBoy
I was raised in the canebrake by an ol' mama lion
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For some reason, a couple of months ago I saw a TT and thought, "Man that's a sharp car!". There's a red 2002 quattro for sale near my house I see everyday. There's also a 2002 black convertible in Chattanooga, but I test drove it and it's got some issues. Awesome car!