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Want to move to LOS permamently (25 years old, not a native speaker)

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YeahSiam, on 18 Jan 2015 - 21:26, said:

 

ATF, on 18 Jan 2015 - 21:17, said:

I was too busy making money although I have the equivalent of a degree in Electrical and Mechanical engineering which my company sponsored.

I bought my first house when I was 21.

 

Bit late to the party weren't you? A

five-year old could've bought property

from his pocket money in Oz 25-30 years

ago. Guess your paper round didn't pay

much back then, huh?

Houses have always been relative to income but I was earning over $10,000 USD a month cash in the '80's most people are struggling to earn that now.

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YeahSiam, on 18 Jan 2015 - 21:26, said:

 

ATF, on 18 Jan 2015 - 21:17, said:

I was too busy making money although I have the equivalent of a degree in Electrical and Mechanical engineering which my company sponsored.

I bought my first house when I was 21.

 

Bit late to the party weren't you? A

five-year old could've bought property

from his pocket money in Oz 25-30 years

ago. Guess your paper round didn't pay

much back then, huh?

Houses have always been relative to income but I was earning over $10,000 USD a month cash in the '80's most people are struggling to earn that now.

 

Dream on Monopoly boy

YeahSiam, on 18 Jan 2015 - 20:59, said:

 

ATF, on 18 Jan 2015 - 20:34, said:

The degree looks like a Khao San Road job.

 

Would that be in comparison to yours, then?

I was too busy making money although I have the equivalent of a degree in Electrical and Mechanical engineering which my company sponsored.

I bought my first house when I was 21.

recognized as equivalent by who? could you obtain a PE designation?

What Nationality are you? and how long did you live in Turkey?

AYJAYDEE, on 19 Jan 2015 - 03:56, said:
ATF, on 18 Jan 2015 - 21:17, said:

I was too busy making money although I have the equivalent of a degree in Electrical and Mechanical engineering which my company sponsored.

I bought my first house when I was 21.

recognized as equivalent by who? could you obtain a PE designation?

Engineering is a profession with two systems of entry. Either you do a degree or you work and go to college part time and do different papers which can bring you up to degree level. This system is normal in the Armed Forces and heavy industry.

Employers know what's what.

And people with real degrees know the difference.

SoiBiker, on 19 Jan 2015 - 08:55, said:

And people with real degrees know the difference.

Bikey employers would always prefer to employ someone that has worked since 16 and studied rather than someone who just popped out of university in their 20's with zero practical experience. Unless they are looking for someone specific like a specialized designer.

Seems like your degree is working well for you keeping you in the lap of unbridled luxury.

It's certainly helped over the years, yes.

SoiBiker, on 19 Jan 2015 - 09:10, said:

It's certainly helped over the years, yes.

So what is your prestigious degree in?

SoiBiker, on 19 Jan 2015 - 09:10, said:

It's certainly helped over the years, yes.

So what is your prestigious degree in?

I got a first in Noneofyour Business Studies.

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SoiBiker, on 19 Jan 2015 - 09:20, said:
ATF, on 19 Jan 2015 - 09:18, said:
SoiBiker, on 19 Jan 2015 - 09:10, said:SoiBiker, on 19 Jan 2015 - 09:10, said:

It's certainly helped over the years, yes.

So what is your prestigious degree in?

I got a first in Noneofyour Business Studies.

Exactly as I thought. You must be in high demand. Top of every headhunter's list.

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SoiBiker, on 19 Jan 2015 - 09:10, said:

It's certainly helped over the years, yes.

So what is your prestigious degree in?

I'd guess it's in whatever the Khao San Road vendor packed it in....

ThePlant, on 19 Jan 2015 - 09:29, said:
ATF, on 19 Jan 2015 - 09:18, said:
SoiBiker, on 19 Jan 2015 - 09:10, said:SoiBiker, on 19 Jan 2015 - 09:10, said:

It's certainly helped over the years, yes.

So what is your prestigious degree in?

I'd guess it's in whatever the Khao San Road vendor packed it in....

I've heard Physics degrees are cheap at the moment.

Calm down chaps. It's not like getting a degree is even that big a deal these days. I know some right idiots who managed it.

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lol cant believe this thread turned into a pissing contest, bunch of old timers bragging about how they are set for retirement.

lol cant believe this thread turned into a pissing contest, bunch of old timers bragging about how they are set for retirement.

Welcome to ThaiVisa.

Calm down chaps. It's not like getting a degree is even that big a deal these days. I know some right idiots who managed it.

I resemble that remark.

ThePlant, on 19 Jan 2015 - 09:29, said:
ATF, on 19 Jan 2015 - 09:18, said:
SoiBiker, on 19 Jan 2015 - 09:10, said:SoiBiker, on 19 Jan 2015 - 09:10, said:

It's certainly helped over the years, yes.

So what is your prestigious degree in?

I'd guess it's in whatever the Khao San Road vendor packed it in....

I've heard Physics degrees are cheap at the moment.

I assume you confuse Physics with Psychopath.

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So what degree is needed for the occupation of digital pikery?

Is there a degree in grindhouseology?

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SoiBiker post # 286

Calm down chaps. It's not like getting a degree is even that big a deal these days. I know some right idiots who managed it.

So jolly decent of you to admit to your intellectual station in life.

This forum needs more ''characters'' like you to help in turning it into a fully fledged comedy show.

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I'd say it was pretty laughable already to be honest.

SoiBiker, on 19 Jan 2015 - 09:10, said:

It's certainly helped over the years, yes.

So what is your prestigious degree in?

I got a first in Noneofyour Business Studies.
Back to this one SB being evasive again when simple questions about what you do for a living and what your qualifed to do are asked.... We went down this road once before didn't we ?

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Stop getting your Lycra in a twist

SoiBiker, on 19 Jan 2015 - 09:10, said:

It's certainly helped over the years, yes.

So what is your prestigious degree in?

I got a first in Noneofyour Business Studies.
Back todos one SB being evasive again when simple questions about what you do for a living and what your qualifed to do are asked.... We went down this road once before didn't we ?

You might have gone down that road. I didn't follow you because then, as now, it was none of your business.

Give away the details of your life online if you like. I prefer not to.

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IMHO a degree is only good if you wanna become a doctor,lawyer or an engineer. For the rest of the jobs I dont think it has that much value.

IMHO a degree is only good if you wanna become a doctor,lawyer or an engineer. For the rest of the jobs I dont think it has that much value.

I will remember to ask Dentists, Nurses, Radiographers, Radiotherapist, physiotherapists, psychologists this question next time I am at the hospital.

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Soi Biker post # 296.

You might have gone down that road. I didn't follow you because then, as now, it was none of your business.

Give away the details of your life online if you like. I prefer not to.

Which in Soi Blker speak means ''I don't have a life, therefore I cannot share nothingness.''
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IMHO a degree is only good if you wanna become a doctor,lawyer or an engineer. For the rest of the jobs I dont think it has that much value.

I will remember to ask Dentists, Nurses, Radiographers, Radiotherapist, physiotherapists, psychologists this question next time I am at the hospital.

With the exception of dentist the jobs above are shit jobs, a 2 year degree will do for most them.

Whats so great about looking in peoples foul mouths all day. Many dentist become alcoholics!!

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IMHO a degree is only good if you wanna become a doctor,lawyer or an engineer. For the rest of the jobs I dont think it has that much value.

I will remember to ask Dentists, Nurses, Radiographers, Radiotherapist, physiotherapists, psychologists this question next time I am at the hospital.

With the exception of dentist the jobs above are shit jobs, a 2 year degree will do for most them.

Clearly you know nothing about any of the professions or the courses, and the career opportunities that are available worldwide. I certainly don't know of any 2 year degree in any of those professions, in fact most are 4 years.

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