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Rezz Grand Master

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Well your welcome to come and join SAU QLD anytime you want man.

Ive been a long time reader of the japan section of the forums and envy your location. But nothing beats Brisbane as home.

Thank you very much Colin, I might just do that :cheers:

Hey Andrew, whats this about your visa?

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good to see your seeing the positive out of your redundency. i remember you saying a while ago that you wanna leave so maybe its just the kick that ya need!

good on ya mate for putting so much time into answering everyones questions (even the lazy questions)

Rezz Grand Master

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Teaching jobs are a dime a dozen. Why not just get another?
Dime a dozen eh? :P Depends if you want to teach kids or not.

I guess any *normal* human being can only teach English for 5 years max... any longer and you must be some kind of super-genki cyborg teaching masochist or a bloody wierdo :rofl: So I've done my 5 year stint so teaching is out of the question.

Like I said to Gojira yesterday, I'll stay in Japan longer ONLY if I can find a 200,000yen+ paying job that doesn't involve teaching. And because I can speak some Japanese (but definitely not fluent) that leaves me out of just about everything... so it's back to Australia for me.

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Hey Andrew, whats this about your visa?

my new company that ive been working for since april has now discovered that immigration might not be so willing to change my visa. So we are making a big folio to send in see what happens ... hopefully should be alright :D

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