- Dr Strangeglove wrote:
Move back to the UK? Ha, I just laughed so hard that I nearly got a nosebleed.
Move back to a place where constant taxation, teenage pregnancy, knife crime, awful weather and the most over-rated and disappointing football team in the world are all we have to look forward to?
The Doc would rather scoop out both his eyes with a blunt rusty spoon and then use them as ear-rings.
When I move away from Dubai, it won't be back to Not So Great Anymore Britain.
What's wrong with knife crime? Chocoholic Dude, that's really not funny seeing as two teenage boys were stabbed to death only in the last few days! Moron! gtmash
- Chocoholic wrote:
Dude, that's really not funny seeing as two teenage boys were stabbed to death only in the last few days!
Moron!
I challenge you to a duel! Chocoholic You're an idiot! arniegang
- Dr Strangeglove wrote:
Move back to the UK? Ha, I just laughed so hard that I nearly got a nosebleed.
Move back to a place where constant taxation, teenage pregnancy, knife crime, awful weather and the most over-rated and disappointing football team in the world are all we have to look forward to?
The Doc would rather scoop out both his eyes with a blunt rusty spoon and then use them as ear-rings.
When I move away from Dubai, it won't be back to Not So Great Anymore Britain.
Nice one Doc
8) gtmash
- Chocoholic wrote:
You're an idiot!
You're an idiot!
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Chocoholic I have to really wonder why anyone would want to go back to be honest. Not much good in that country right now. Such a shame really. desert surfer Every year I meet many Brits in airports round the world... complaining about the conditions in Britain...may be other western countries should learn about drawbacks of immigration and make changes. sage & onion
- Chocoholic wrote:
I have to really wonder why anyone would want to go back to be honest. Not much good in that country right now. Such a shame really.
Everyone to their own Chocoholic Yeah each to their own! I have to back for a week next month and I'm dreading it! Dr Strangeglove Chocoholic, you couldn't bring me back a family pack of Walker's Cheese & Onion Crisps could you?! I still can't believe they sell Ketchup flavour here but not C&O! arniegang Doc Spinneys in Marina walk sell Cheese and Onion - Walkers :wink: stephanikaathur What are the US taxation rates for captial gains from foreign investments? I am a US Permanent Resident. I own approximately 12% of a UK based partnership which owns 6 overseas offices. I have been an equity partner for 3 years. The partnership is valued between £8,000,000 and £10,000,000. Should we sell the company, what US captial gains tax liability might I have? I can't seem to get a straight answer on this from my accountant. FTD I am not in a gang, nor a teenage girl and I own a coat. I enjoy my visits to the UK. Bora Bora
- FTD wrote:
I am not in a gang, nor a teenage girl and I own a coat.
I enjoy my visits to the UK.
Key word here: "VISIT".
- Bora Bora wrote:
Key word here: "VISIT".
What's your point, caller? Bora Bora
- FTD wrote:
- Bora Bora wrote:
Key word here: "VISIT".
What's your point, caller? - Bora Bora wrote:
As opposed to LIVE. You have been disconnected. FTD
- Bora Bora wrote:
As opposed to LIVE. You have been disconnected.
No, I'll be going to back to live at some point.
A pity, as I'll miss the prevalent and pleasant attitude in region, demonstrated by your good self. Bora Bora
- FTD wrote:
- Bora Bora wrote:
As opposed to LIVE. You have been disconnected.
No, I'll be going to back to live at some point.
A pity, as I'll miss the prevalent and pleasant attitude in region, demonstrated by your good self. - Bora Bora wrote:
Well you can always keep in touch through DF.
I think you know the difference between visit and live. You posted you were liked your visits. Generally people don't visit their country, so I assumed that you were not a resident of the UK. Visitors rarely get to see the underbelly of any country they visit.
You take on me is quite wrong. FTD Ah ok, apologies, a mix up in grammer. I'm British and live in Dubai, which apart from the usual moans - bad driving, people pushing in line etc - is rather pleasant, especially at this time of year. However, when I go back every two months or so I do enjoy it and completely forget about the downsides that made me consider a life out here in the first place. At the same time the upsides are accentuated. No plans yet, but I'm sure I'll feel the same about Dubai when I move back. portland i want to go to brits how to get a visa? hehehe im considering work or immigration... Bora Bora
- FTD wrote:
Ah ok, apologies, a mix up in grammer.
I'm British and live in Dubai, which apart from the usual moans - bad driving, people pushing in line etc - is rather pleasant, especially at this time of year.
However, when I go back every two months or so I do enjoy it and completely forget about the downsides that made me consider a life out here in the first place. At the same time the upsides are accentuated.
No plans yet, but I'm sure I'll feel the same about Dubai when I move back.
No apology necessary. I feel I have the best of both worlds between Dubai and the US. I look for the best in both. dresden
- Chocoholic wrote:
Dude, that's really not funny seeing as two teenage boys were stabbed to death only in the last few days!
Moron!
Slight Overreaction?
- noplacelikehome wrote:
ARE YOU A BRIT LIVING ABROAD BUT THINKING ABOUT COMING HOME TO THE UK?
DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO IS?
ITV1 are making the second series of ‘No Place Like Home?’ about British Ex-Pats who are considering moving back to the UK.
We’re keen to hear from Brits who are living abroad, but who are now thinking about returning permanently to Britain.
Perhaps you miss your family and friends, maybe you are
struggling with the language, or very simply you yearn for a bit of British culture.
However, it’s not an easy decision – what if you make a mistake?
You’ll be flown back to the UK and given the opportunity to ‘test-drive’ the reality of living in the UK.
Relocation expert Catherine Gee will give you the information you need to make an informed decision about whether to remain an expat or come home for good.
If this sounds like you, or anyone you know, please contact Kaaj.
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Looks like another chance for the UK media to do a bit of expat bashing (not even limited to dubai this time!).
I can see it all.
Oh I have to do my own ironing...oh dear.
Oh dear, more cold and rain, it's not like where I was before.
Oh dear, the streets are so small and dirty in London.
Oh no, half my money gone in tax this month.
Whiny expat family returns to Dubai, Bahrain, Hong Kong, or wherever.
etc. etc. etc...
I have to watch this one! Speedhump
- portland wrote:
i want to go to brits how to get a visa? hehehe
im considering work or immigration...
be a mail order bride Speedhump
- FTD wrote:
Ah ok, apologies, a mix up in grammer.
I'm British and live in Dubai, which apart from the usual moans - bad driving, people pushing in line etc - is rather pleasant, especially at this time of year.
However, when I go back every two months or so I do enjoy it and completely forget about the downsides that made me consider a life out here in the first place. At the same time the upsides are accentuated.
No plans yet, but I'm sure I'll feel the same about Dubai when I move back.
Hi, I guess everyone is different. When my family go back to visit the UK, a week is plenty then can't wait to get back here. That's after five years living here. Maybe our views will change one day? I miss my friends and family only, nothing else. Oh sorry, and decent TV!