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Happy Fifth Anniversary!
Five years ago I got a bit bored and decided to create this site. I've regretted most of it, except for the good times.
Which, han gone, have been plentiful.
And, you know, love ting ...
Let's hear it for NewsFix!
Which, han gone, have been plentiful.
And, you know, love ting ...
Let's hear it for NewsFix!
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I can't believe it's been that long
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Congrats Ben, its a great forum!
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And going than ever!
I'm very glad to have gotten to know some great posters here, and been able to continue debating with some of the same people I've know since Sky.
Cheers Ben
Long may NF continue
I'm very glad to have gotten to know some great posters here, and been able to continue debating with some of the same people I've know since Sky.
Cheers Ben
Long may NF continue
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@ Les
hey you, my daughter wants to go to Thailand to teach English. Can I ask you, did you make arrangements through some kind of agency or did you just rock up there and ask?
curious as to how it happened for you
hope married life is treating you well
xx
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gelico wrote:
@ Les
hey you, my daughter wants to go to Thailand to teach English. Can I ask you, did you make arrangements through some kind of agency or did you just rock up there and ask?
curious as to how it happened for you
hope married life is treating you well
xx
Hey Geli x
Very well, only the same amount of arguments as pre marriage tbf
If your daughter wants to teach English here she needs to have a degree and some kind of certification to teach English as a second language. I'll PM you some details if you like.
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Eilzel wrote:gelico wrote:
@ Les
hey you, my daughter wants to go to Thailand to teach English. Can I ask you, did you make arrangements through some kind of agency or did you just rock up there and ask?
curious as to how it happened for you
hope married life is treating you well
xx
Hey Geli x
Very well, only the same amount of arguments as pre marriage tbf
If your daughter wants to teach English here she needs to have a degree and some kind of certification to teach English as a second language. I'll PM you some details if you like.
she wants to do it in Thailand. she saw something on line and rang to get details. it required a deposit of about £250 as they said they had many people apply. they said that she will get a certificate at the end. she will get her accomodation free and paid about £800 per month but eating out and such is very cheap
does that sound right to you?
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gelico wrote:Eilzel wrote:gelico wrote:
@ Les
hey you, my daughter wants to go to Thailand to teach English. Can I ask you, did you make arrangements through some kind of agency or did you just rock up there and ask?
curious as to how it happened for you
hope married life is treating you well
xx
Hey Geli x
Very well, only the same amount of arguments as pre marriage tbf
If your daughter wants to teach English here she needs to have a degree and some kind of certification to teach English as a second language. I'll PM you some details if you like.
she wants to do it in Thailand. she saw something on line and rang to get details. it required a deposit of about £250 as they said they had many people apply. they said that she will get a certificate at the end. she will get her accomodation free and paid about £800 per month but eating out and such is very cheap
does that sound right to you?
Sounds like what one of the schools here offers. So she does the course with them and then they provide a job, right?
Sounds good.
I did it differently. I was living here already and did a course then got a job later.
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Happy Anniversary Ben. You did good dude.
Now where’s the cake and bubbly????
Now where’s the cake and bubbly????
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Eilzel wrote:gelico wrote:
she wants to do it in Thailand. she saw something on line and rang to get details. it required a deposit of about £250 as they said they had many people apply. they said that she will get a certificate at the end. she will get her accomodation free and paid about £800 per month but eating out and such is very cheap
does that sound right to you?
Sounds like what one of the schools here offers. So she does the course with them and then they provide a job, right?
Sounds good.
I did it differently. I was living here already and did a course then got a job later.
ah right, she's always loved the idea of travelling and wants to do it before she gets too old. she's worked out in Africa on and off in the past and loved it, but now fancies Thailand. she's megga excited but shit scared at the same time
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Eilzel wrote:gelico wrote:
she wants to do it in Thailand. she saw something on line and rang to get details. it required a deposit of about £250 as they said they had many people apply. they said that she will get a certificate at the end. she will get her accomodation free and paid about £800 per month but eating out and such is very cheap
does that sound right to you?
Sounds like what one of the schools here offers. So she does the course with them and then they provide a job, right?
Sounds good.
I did it differently. I was living here already and did a course then got a job later.
as far as i can make out she trains when she gets out there. i think they spend about a week or two getting acclimatised and attending Thai classes to get the basics. then 120 hours of hands on teaching but with someone else then doing it on her own. i think it's 6 months and she gets a certificate and can then choose to extend her time there, or transfer to a different country
sounds good
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It’s a great forum, the best I’ve ever posted on and moderated. We have a great bunch of people here.
I cannot believe it’s been five years!
Now, where’s my trophy for all the work I do?
Good going Tex. You run a great forum bossmanboss innit fam.
I cannot believe it’s been five years!
Now, where’s my trophy for all the work I do?
Good going Tex. You run a great forum bossmanboss innit fam.
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gelico wrote:Eilzel wrote:gelico wrote:
she wants to do it in Thailand. she saw something on line and rang to get details. it required a deposit of about £250 as they said they had many people apply. they said that she will get a certificate at the end. she will get her accomodation free and paid about £800 per month but eating out and such is very cheap
does that sound right to you?
Sounds like what one of the schools here offers. So she does the course with them and then they provide a job, right?
Sounds good.
I did it differently. I was living here already and did a course then got a job later.
as far as i can make out she trains when she gets out there. i think they spend about a week or two getting acclimatised and attending Thai classes to get the basics. then 120 hours of hands on teaching but with someone else then doing it on her own. i think it's 6 months and she gets a certificate and can then choose to extend her time there, or transfer to a different country
sounds good
That sounds like a solid plan. She will love it, Thailand is a great country and surrounded by more fantastic places. Teaching is brilliant too
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Eilzel wrote:gelico wrote:
as far as i can make out she trains when she gets out there. i think they spend about a week or two getting acclimatised and attending Thai classes to get the basics. then 120 hours of hands on teaching but with someone else then doing it on her own. i think it's 6 months and she gets a certificate and can then choose to extend her time there, or transfer to a different country
sounds good
That sounds like a solid plan. She will love it, Thailand is a great country and surrounded by more fantastic places. Teaching is brilliant too
Thanks for that Les. She is going to a place called Huahin
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I'm shocked this place made it all this time without my input for 98% of it.
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Hearty congratulations to the team!
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5 years?
What have we all learnt truley about each other?
I will tell you what we have learnt
We have learnt to bond, as others have done so in the past.
That is the success story of this forum
We may row and argue and at times even have some people be hateful, but its created a community that is drawn to each other for good and bad. No matter what each of us think of each other, we are drawn here together and that can only be a good thing.
That is what this forum should be proud of, that we have stuck together.
Here is to 5 more years of bickering, compassion and being a forum family.
What have we all learnt truley about each other?
I will tell you what we have learnt
We have learnt to bond, as others have done so in the past.
That is the success story of this forum
We may row and argue and at times even have some people be hateful, but its created a community that is drawn to each other for good and bad. No matter what each of us think of each other, we are drawn here together and that can only be a good thing.
That is what this forum should be proud of, that we have stuck together.
Here is to 5 more years of bickering, compassion and being a forum family.
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Didge wrote:5 years?
What have we all learnt truley about each other?
I will tell you what we have learnt
We have learnt to bond, as others have done so in the past.
That is the success story of this forum
We may row and argue and at times even have some people be hateful, but its created a community that is drawn to each other for good and bad. No matter what each of us think of each other, we are drawn here together and that can only be a good thing.
That is what this forum should be proud of, that we have stuck together.
Here is to 5 more years of bickering, compassion and being a forum family.
Very well said, Didge. Have a greenie
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Ben Reilly wrote:Didge wrote:5 years?
What have we all learnt truley about each other?
I will tell you what we have learnt
We have learnt to bond, as others have done so in the past.
That is the success story of this forum
We may row and argue and at times even have some people be hateful, but its created a community that is drawn to each other for good and bad. No matter what each of us think of each other, we are drawn here together and that can only be a good thing.
That is what this forum should be proud of, that we have stuck together.
Here is to 5 more years of bickering, compassion and being a forum family.
Very well said, Didge. Have a greenie
Thanks Ben
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Didge wrote:5 years?
What have we all learnt truley about each other?
I will tell you what we have learnt
We have learnt to bond, as others have done so in the past.
That is the success story of this forum
We may row and argue and at times even have some people be hateful, but its created a community that is drawn to each other for good and bad. No matter what each of us think of each other, we are drawn here together and that can only be a good thing.
That is what this forum should be proud of, that we have stuck together.
Here is to 5 more years of bickering, compassion and being a forum family.
That's a great post Didge...have one from me too.
You know you are on a good forum when you log in and see people you really like debating or chatting with (or arguing with ) online.
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Best place on the web. At least, that I've ever experienced. You did good, ben.
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Didge wrote:5 years?
What have we all learnt truley about each other?
I will tell you what we have learnt
We have learnt to bond, as others have done so in the past.
That is the success story of this forum
We may row and argue and at times even have some people be hateful, but its created a community that is drawn to each other for good and bad. No matter what each of us think of each other, we are drawn here together and that can only be a good thing.
That is what this forum should be proud of, that we have stuck together.
Here is to 5 more years of bickering, compassion and being a forum family.
aw, didge, that's so nice
well said
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Okay too much love fest shenanigans.
You’re all a bunch of absolute frogturds
You’re all a bunch of absolute frogturds
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Still waiting for the cake and bubbly...
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Ben Reilly wrote:Cass wrote:Still waiting for the cake and bubbly...
Yeah, well ...
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Cass wrote:Ben Reilly wrote:
Yeah, well ...
I am still waiting for you to send me some cheesesteaks
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Didge wrote:Cass wrote:
I am still waiting for you to send me some cheesesteaks
Ha! They all got eaten. And won’t be on the menu for a few weeks. I’ll try and give advanced notice next time. But ONLY if you send pork pies and quavers in return.
Actually it’s been nice not cooking for a few days. Thursday I was tired, Friday I took out one of my volunteers and his family for good burgers as it was his 21st birthday and yesterday my great aunt and uncle were in town so mum took us out for a nice lunch. I had scallops with polenta cakes and green beans. It was trés yummy. Tonight we’re having Parmesan and rosemary crusted pork chops.
Now back to Reilly. Dude, Where’s Our Cake?
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Cass wrote:Didge wrote:
I am still waiting for you to send me some cheesesteaks
Ha! They all got eaten. And won’t be on the menu for a few weeks. I’ll try and give advanced notice next time. But ONLY if you send pork pies and quavers in return.
Actually it’s been nice not cooking for a few days. Thursday I was tired, Friday I took out one of my volunteers and his family for good burgers as it was his 21st birthday and yesterday my great aunt and uncle were in town so mum took us out for a nice lunch. I had scallops with polenta cakes and green beans. It was trés yummy. Tonight we’re having Parmesan and rosemary crusted pork chops.
Now back to Reilly. Dude, Where’s Our Cake?
Seriously, my mouth has just got overly watering and now I am seriously hungry
You are such a tease
Right, am going to have to order pizza
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I like the world map logo, it represents the global nature of NF. Looks like an etching on a posh wine glass!
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Didge wrote:Cass wrote:Didge wrote:
I am still waiting for you to send me some cheesesteaks
Ha! They all got eaten. And won’t be on the menu for a few weeks. I’ll try and give advanced notice next time. But ONLY if you send pork pies and quavers in return.
Actually it’s been nice not cooking for a few days. Thursday I was tired, Friday I took out one of my volunteers and his family for good burgers as it was his 21st birthday and yesterday my great aunt and uncle were in town so mum took us out for a nice lunch. I had scallops with polenta cakes and green beans. It was trés yummy. Tonight we’re having Parmesan and rosemary crusted pork chops.
Now back to Reilly. Dude, Where’s Our Cake?
Seriously, my mouth has just got overly watering and now I am seriously hungry
You are such a tease
Right, am going to have to order pizza
Didge - pizza rocks!
Cass - no cake no bubbly and no trophy for me. This forum sucks.
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eddie wrote:Didge wrote:
Seriously, my mouth has just got overly watering and now I am seriously hungry
You are such a tease
Right, am going to have to order pizza
Didge - pizza rocks!
Cass - no cake no bubbly and no trophy for me. This forum sucks.
Totally the worst. Have a word with owner will you?
Didge - extra sausage and cheese please.
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Cass wrote:eddie wrote:
Didge - pizza rocks!
Cass - no cake no bubbly and no trophy for me. This forum sucks.
Totally the worst. Have a word with owner will you?
Didge - extra sausage and cheese please.
I am speechless
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Didge wrote:Cass wrote:
Totally the worst. Have a word with owner will you?
Didge - extra sausage and cheese please.
I am speechless
I was gonna say Italian sausage but then I remembered you’re half-Sicilian
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Cass wrote:Didge wrote:
I am speechless
I was gonna say Italian sausage but then I remembered your half-Sicilian
You just made me spit my tea out laughing Cass.....
You are an angel and have better wit than me
Fair play
I actually did order pizza mind and it was lush.
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Didge wrote:Cass wrote:
I was gonna say Italian sausage but then I remembered your half-Sicilian
You just made me spit my tea out laughing Cass.....
You are an angel and have better wit than me
Fair play
I actually did order pizza mind and it was lush.
Careful!
You gave me a great set up so...
We’re having Home made on Wednesday. Trying a new recipe. With sliced courgettes, cherry tomatoes, mozzarella and.......
Italian chicken sausage
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Cass wrote:Didge wrote:
You just made me spit my tea out laughing Cass.....
You are an angel and have better wit than me
Fair play
I actually did order pizza mind and it was lush.
Careful!
You gave me a great set up so...
We’re having Home made on Wednesday. Trying a new recipe. With sliced courgettes, cherry tomatoes, mozzarella and.......
Italian chicken sausage
ha ha ha
Now you are just teasing me
Seriously though, and by your pictures, you must be a great cook Cass..
I think you put heart and effort into cooking, where you make it into an art.
Just bloody send me some of your cooking, as you constantly make me yearn for your food..
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Thanks Didge. I do love it.
We need an international food delivery service
We need an international food delivery service
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Cass wrote:Thanks Didge. I do love it.
We need an international food delivery service
You would make a fortune from me and Eddie
I love it when people enjoy cooking and being creative with this.
You me lady, tick all the boxes on that
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