http://www.abcnews.go.com/GMA/Story?id=8331830&page=1
Does anyone doubt that if he told the cop to piss off he would have been tazed?
Does anyone doubt that if he told the cop to piss off he would have been tazed?
Bob's got a fetish!!!In October, 2001, he was held up at a checkpoint at Jackson County Exposition Center in Oregon as he attempted to get into the backstage area of his own concert, according to the Associated Press.
he's mad his cock has never been mistaken for a weapon by a cop?What involving a cop doesn't piss Silver off?
I guess when they do their job professionally.What involving a cop doesn't piss Silver off?
And what do you think would have happened had Mr. Dylan asserted his constitutional right to tell the officer to go screw herself?Yet Silver's theorizing about taserings.
Heh.That's exactly what happened in this story. Cops get a call, cops respond, cops and citizens involved deal with situation in a professional manner. Yet Silver's theorizing about taserings.
What's commonwealth status?Plus the dude has commonwealth status, yet for some reason lives in orange county.
You're australian right?What's commonwealth status?
Wife's family is the only reason...I still hold that I'd be pissed all the time about living in orange county when I could be in canada though.
Plunger cramming. That just makes him jealous.What involving a cop doesn't piss Silver off?
Well you can get working holiday visas for those countries as well as for a host of other non-commonwealth countries but I can't just up and decide to go and live in Canada if I wanted too. The only country where I, as an Australian can do that is New Zealand as there's free migration between Australia and New Zealand.You're australian right?
Means you can work/live in candada, the UK, australia.........pretty much anywhere england has pillaged in the past.
It's my american dream.
What is an E-3 Visa?
The E-3 is a new visa category only for Australians going to the U.S. to work temporarily in a specialty occupation.
Who qualifies for the E-3 visa?
The new E-3 visa classification currently applies only to nationals of Australia as well as their spouses and children. E-3 principal applicants must be going to the United States solely to work in a specialty occupation. The spouse and children need not be Australian citizens. However the U.S. does not recognize De Facto relationships or same-sex Civil Partnerships for the purposes of immigration, and to qualify as a spouse you will need a marriage certificate from the Department of Births, Deaths and Marriages.
NZ only grants work visas to US citizens in fields they deem in demand (I got one a few years ago). I have a friend from Canada and she wanted a working visa for the US and it was similar - only certain fields qualified. She got a master recently and has just moved to the US on a work visa.As a semi-related aside I believe Australian, as a result of a bi-lateral agreement can quite easily get ex-pat type work visas for America so as is the nature of these bi-lateral agreements Americans are probably allowed to go to Australia. From the US embassy web-site;
I think it works pretty much the same way in most countries (OECD ones anyway). I think us English speaking types can generally move around each others countries easier than other more swarthy, heathen-tounged types so Kidwoo is right in that respect.NZ only grants work visas to US citizens in fields they deem in demand (I got one a few years ago). I have a friend from Canada and she wanted a working visa for the US and it was similar - only certain fields qualified. She got a master recently and has just moved to the US on a work visa.
Well the Commonwealth is a pretty bloody big organisation but certainly in the Anglo-centric commonwealth it's easier. BTW, you Yanks are probably eligible to join the Commonwealth if you want. Send in your submission and we'll be in touch.Its a bit easier for between certain countries which was the "commonwealth status" point.
Should we have the honour to submit, what colour stationery would be appropriate?r. BTW, you Yanks are probably eligible to join the Commonwealth if you want. Send in your submission and we'll be in touch.
Yeah but who the fvck wants to live in australia?As a semi-related aside I believe Australian, as a result of a bi-lateral agreement can quite easily get ex-pat type work visas for America so as is the nature of these bi-lateral agreements Americans are probably allowed to go to Australia. From the US embassy web-site;
Dude, if I wasn't already married...Yeah but who the fvck wants to live in australia?
I want a cabin in the middle of nowhere in the coastal range of British Columbia.
I don't have enough 'points'.
I know how to make meth though. That's gotta count for something right?
Except for not knowing Mr. Tambourine Man...which is true. But find me 2 cops in this day and age who would recognize the old fart, Blowin' in the Wind and all...I'm not actually accusing this cop of anything, by the way...
from one honky neighborhood to another?I want a cabin in the middle of nowhere in the coastal range of British Columbia.
Subtle work there mate! Well played. Oh yeah, bone, bone colored.Should we have the honour to submit, what colour stationery would be appropriate?
NZ only grants work visas to US citizens in fields they deem in demand (I got one a few years ago). I have a friend from Canada and she wanted a working visa for the US and it was similar - only certain fields qualified. She got a master recently and has just moved to the US on a work visa.
PM sent. SS inquired at least 6 months ago but I deleted the PMs I sent to him I guessWhere do you go to see if your field is in demand? Im sure fish biologists are like The Beatles down there.
Doesn't look like it. But there is a demand if you are a Florist, skydive instructor, flat weaving specialist or a panel beater.Where do you go to see if your field is in demand? Im sure fish biologists are like The Beatles down there.
Not funny at all. Free trade works great for business when capital is free to move but labor is not.What's funny is that people can't cross the borders but businesses can. For instance, I have 5+ years of entrepreneurial experience. If I score $100k of working capital, I should be able to go to any of the "commonwealth" countries on a Long Term Business Visa.
I don't really think it's funny btw.Not funny at all. Free trade works great for business when capital is free to move but labor is not.
The worker takes it up the ass, of course...
I knew you meant funny "odd" or "tragic" and not funny "haha!"I don't really think it's funny btw.
But there are exceptions to the rule.... For instance, as an English speaking educated male from New Zealand I don't qualify to live and work in England, but I qualify to do so in Germany???????I think it works pretty much the same way in most countries (OECD ones anyway). I think us English speaking types can generally move around each others countries easier than other more swarthy, heathen-tounged types so Kidwoo is right in that respect..
Dude, if I wasn't already married...
I can't help it if mountain biking and skiing are primarily soul free endeavors.from one honky neighborhood to another?