Eco
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Love that song @nudge Very nostalgic for me as I can remember the exact place and situation in which I first heard this song.
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Welcome!
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Thought of you @Stan & @nudge. Trending new on LinkedIn.
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for some reason I just saw Relling first, and I was thinking...NO WAY...so I added him to RB real quick...only to see that everyone was WAY off.
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Added - I'm embarrassed I forgot about Rucksack.
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Ha - I added them all, for some reason I was only able to add one person at a time, so I kept having to edit, and then save. I think all of your are incorrect. Already hitting the booze there, Inga?
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Augsburg - @Eco Bayer Leverkusen - @Mark Bayern Munich - @Viva la FCB @Relling @TrstnFCB @The Käiser Borussia Dortmund - @BartraPique1932 @CaaC - John @Coma Borussia Mönchengladbach - @kapisevicius Darmstadt - @londonerlilie Duisburg - @Faithcore Eintracht Frankfurt - @Michael Fortuna Düsseldorf - @Tommy @Spike Freiburg - Hamburg SV - @Chadwell Hannover - @Ploughendplonker Hertha Berlin - Hoffenheim - RB Leipzig - Mainz Nurnberg - Union Berlin - FC Saarbrücken - @Rucksackfranzose Schalke - @SchalkeUK Stuttgart - Werder Bremen - @nudge @Devil-Dick Willie @UK Grun Weiss @binder @DeadLinesman Wolfsburg - Let me know if you want your name added to the list, and if you support a German team not on the list, I can certainly add them.
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Just downloaded a book that was recommended to me. @nudge @Tommy @Faithcore - Have any of you read this?
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Not shocking really. Shit incident for a shit season.
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That's surprising really. With Bottas, Kimi, Magnussen all being from that region, you'd think it'd have greater interest.
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Why? Why double in any country? Just go somewhere new. A race in Egypt or a Scandinavian country would be great to see.
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Listening to the last episode of Beyond the Grid, with the interview with Guenther....he is so likable. Absolutely love this guy and it's crazy to think he currently lives so close to me.
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Is that Nico on the left? Obviously Vettel on the right.
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Pretty much sums it up.
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Touche Again - Germany is both of our top of list. Live there for 4-5 years, and come back to the States. Hardest part is the fact that we have families and friends here that provide a lot of help with support both as friends, and as parents. Going to Europe would be leaving a lot of that.
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Haha - will not be moving to Scotland. The purpose of moving to Europe is to ingrained my daughter into society where being bilingual is necessary and normal (aka Unlike America). That's why we have discuss France and Germany as our top runners. Spain is another top choice as it's useful here in the States, but wife and I both love France and Germany, with both of us leaning towards Germany since we've both spent over a year there before.
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haha all hear is Bayern Munchen
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Yeah - I learned to ignore everything at work. TBH, half the stuff I hear at work is nonsense and makes me hate the way my generation thinks and what they find to be important. hah
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I don't really enjoy the 'water cooler talk', and all the office politics and rumors. I'd be much happier just working from home, and spending out with neighbors, friends, and others. Personally, I've always wanted to raise a kid overseas so that he/she gets to experience what's Europe is like, pick up a foreign language, and just have that experience. Wife loves it in Europe, as do I, so this could be a massive deal. Even if this particular job didn't come to me, there are more that offers the same flexibility and would allow me live abroad with the family We shall see though. Interview is at 2pm today, over the phone, so I have time to go to the gym, nap, read, all beforehand.
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Wife stayed in Essen for 6 months, and, like me, has wanted to move to Europe. In this new role, we'd be able to choose from Stuttgart, Hamburg, London, Marseille, Rome, or Madrid. A few more cities we can move to, but those are the ones we've discussed briefly, although we have both said no to London and Rome.
