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Nagy Vilmos12-Dec-13 2:52

Nagy Vilmos

12-Dec-13 2:52

Mrs Wife is of the Hungarian persuasion. We will most likely retire there and having citizenship just makes things easier.

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BobJanova12-Dec-13 3:22

BobJanova

12-Dec-13 3:22

He still wants to have EU citizen rights in 2018 Wink | ;)

_Maxxx_12-Dec-13 1:26

_Maxxx_

12-Dec-13 1:26

Irish you just need to drink lots of guinness and say 'to be sure' a couple of times and you're in.

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glennPattonWork312-Dec-13 1:29

12-Dec-13 1:29

So that explains it! why I mistook a couple of Geordie friends of a friend as Irish!

OriginalGriff12-Dec-13 1:32

OriginalGriff

12-Dec-13 1:32

A friend of mine was born in Jamaica, of a Canadian mother, and British father. He can have a Jamaican passport to go with the others in his collection, but as he says, it's "about as useful as a chocolate teapot" if you want to get into countries without any hassle at customs... Laugh | :laugh:

Mark Parity12-Dec-13 3:20

Mark Parity

12-Dec-13 3:20

if you want to get into countries without any hassle at ~~customs~~ immigration control...

FIFY Laugh | :laugh:

OriginalGriff12-Dec-13 3:45

OriginalGriff

12-Dec-13 3:45

Trust me, Immigration is a doddle compared to Customs: the latter have a big box of rubber gloves... OMG | :OMG:

Mark H212-Dec-13 16:28

Mark H2

12-Dec-13 16:28

Especially when there's always one or two on a shift team that are KEEN to use them...

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Richard Deeming12-Dec-13 1:44

Richard Deeming

12-Dec-13 1:44

Surely after Singaporian, Hungarian and Irish, you should go for Tunisian? Poke tongue | ;-P

Then you could add French, Australian, Canadian, Estonian and Danish to complete the set.

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Dan Neely12-Dec-13 2:48

Dan Neely

12-Dec-13 2:48

After getting those down he needs to get Oman Nepal, Guyana India and New Zealand.

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Is not rather the genius of history like an eternal, imploring maiden, full of fire, with a burning heart and flaming soul, humanly warm and humanly beautiful?
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Erudite_Eric12-Dec-13 2:09

Erudite_Eric

12-Dec-13 2:09

Why bother?

Mike Hankey12-Dec-13 3:10

Mike Hankey

12-Dec-13 3:10

Congrats, an impressive list!

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Albert Holguin12-Dec-13 4:14

Albert Holguin

12-Dec-13 4:14

A true international man of mystery?

Roger Wright12-Dec-13 4:30

Roger Wright

12-Dec-13 4:30

Nagy Vilmos wrote:
Next up is Irish.

Quaff a six pack of Guinness and you're automatically given Irish citizenship, aren't you?

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glennPattonWork312-Dec-13 5:56

Canned tranquility for sore ears ? Noisli.com

12-Dec-13 5:56

No you have to speak with correct brogue and throw stuff Poke tongue | ;-P

BillWoodruff11-Dec-13 22:56

BillWoodruff

11-Dec-13 22:56

Your choice of (mix-and-match) rain, thunder, waves, wind, brown, pink, white noise, and so forth [^]. Good quality sound say these jaded ears.

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Until the late 20th century, nobody knew how to take seriously a machine with a trillion moving parts. It's just mind-boggling." Daniel C. Dennett

glennPattonWork311-Dec-13 23:39

11-Dec-13 23:39

And can't be caught by our strict no music/radio in the office policy, you never know it might blot out the printer by my desk! Poke tongue | ;-P

Brady Kelly11-Dec-13 23:47

Brady Kelly

11-Dec-13 23:47

Not even headphones?

glennPattonWork311-Dec-13 23:51

11-Dec-13 23:51

Headphones are frowned on, but useable still has to ****ing loud to drown out the b****y printer Smile | :)

DaveAuld12-Dec-13 0:20

DaveAuld

12-Dec-13 0:20

Sounds like you need some noise cancelling headphones...

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glennPattonWork312-Dec-13 0:24

12-Dec-13 0:24

Mmm, but then couldn't hear the coffee machines I'm done beep (now there's a project for a PI/Adriano level sensor & temp sensor monitoring... to quote Gru 'Idea!')