No no, ecological sensibility and all that.Originally Posted by firestormer
Bung 'em in a shipping container and I'll dispose of 'em safely for you![]()
No no, ecological sensibility and all that.Originally Posted by firestormer
Bung 'em in a shipping container and I'll dispose of 'em safely for you![]()
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- mikey
Nice kit, Juan. One of the perks of living in a tax haven with some nice riding roads, I guess?
And welcome to our gargre!
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You drive on the same side of the road as us :cool2:Originally Posted by Celtic_Sea_lily
You speak the same language.... and you have lots of nice roads![]()
Thanks for the welcome, have to go for now as teenager wants the web![]()
So you want to leave a beautiful island, thats tax free, hosts the greatest motorcycle road race in the world, and has banned caravansOriginally Posted by Juan
to come here... where we have our own raging property market, caravans, tiny (in comparision) road races and proper sting you everywhichway taxes.
:spudwhat:
Although it is kinda real pretty on our islands.
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Hey Juan, how about we just do a straight swap? My place and my bikes, yea I'll throw in the bucket racer as well, for your place and let's say just one of your MV's. Honest, I'll look after it for you :cool2:
Only the one???Originally Posted by Marknz
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Tho it would be nice to be tax free, unfortunatly we do pay tax.. The TT may well be living on borrowed time and speed limits are on there wayOriginally Posted by Eddieb
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And belive it or not the course is boring me these days![]()
43 this year and just have itchy feet...
Where is the "best" place to live in your fine land? (steps back and waits for the arguments!!)
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Hi Juan and Mrs Juan. Welcome to KB. Nice bikes. We've got some great roads out here to use them on.
Don't listen to what the Aucklanders say, Wellington's the best place to live!!
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Being frustrated is disagreeable.
But the real disasters in life begin when you get what you want.
Wot about jobs? I'm a engineer and mrs Juan (Ruth) is a driving instructor...Originally Posted by Lynda Blair
Is that just for ease af getting between the two Island or wot?
Thanks for the welcome
Hi Juan - not really sure about the job front but there's heaps of people over here who need Mrs Juan's help.
Getting between the islands is a pain in the ass cos of the ferry, but at least we're right here ready to hop on. There's nice roads everywhere really, though the South Island has far less people, a much grippier surface, less "forces of evil" and amazing scenery. There's some neat threads about south island touring - have a look-see through all of Hitcher's posts, he's done about ten million trips down south and is going again in a week or so. (Me? Jealous? You bet.)
Being frustrated is disagreeable.
But the real disasters in life begin when you get what you want.
Don't listen to them, the South Island is boring, long open roads with bugger all traffic to dodge around, long distances between latte' shops and fewer motorbike shops.![]()
- and don't get me going about the weather! We're sick of shovelling up hypothermic penguins from the road and losing bikes in the snow drifts (well some of the north of Taupo types will have you convinced that's what the weather down south is like).
Welcome to the looney bin!!![]()
Winding up drongos, foil hat wearers and over sensitive KBers for over 14,000 posts...........![]()
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FixedOriginally Posted by Lynda Blair
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Yes, if only they'd use those services!Originally Posted by Lynda Blair
2 MV's, - just like Bikerboy!
Fraid you'll have to move to Wellington coz
a - theres no more room left in Auckland (until I leave)
B - keeps you nice and central to most of the good roads.
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Do your self a favour... Don't listen to these people. They are all MAD (I tells ya)
You and the missus, send a couple of your bikes out here, fly out, suit up and go for a 2 month berle around the countryside checking out the place. Drag the moaning teenagers with you or hire a car and take a good look!
Then decide. yes, it's some dead money but cheaper than making the wrong choice..
As for jobs, it's a good time because there is a shortage of some skills. depends on what sort of engineer you are?? As for driving instructors? She can teach my @#$%ing car killing clutch zombie daughters for a start off....
(calm paul calm)
Seriously. Come for a visit. We will pass you around and I'm sure you can swing a few free nights here and there... Well ok, you can stay at our place but only if you don't mind sharing... ;-)
Paul N
Couldn't have put it better.Originally Posted by Paul in NZ
Having lived pretty much everywhere in this country. Everywhere has it's pro's and con's. It very much depends as to what your priorities and desires are.
Don't know if your wife's qualifications are recognised here, but sure it wouldn't be too hard for her to meet local criteria or what-have-you. As for engineering, more likely that not you'll be able to find something in you area, although that might limit the range of areas you can choose to live in.
Coming over for a visit you not only give you a chance to scope out the country side but also the job prospects as you go too.
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