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SidewinderBudd
Bart
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| Post #1: 7th Apr 2013 2:31 PM | |
Say i was applying for an apprenticeship at a brewery in Scotland. What are the chances that i would be completelt written off for being American? | |
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Henry_42
damn right son!
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| Post #2: 7th Apr 2013 3:50 PM | |
Not Budd...calling it NOW | "There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. Some kind of high powered mutant never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die."
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Mercator
The Last Snowcrab
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| Post #3: 7th Apr 2013 4:41 PM | |
On a scale from 1 to 10 I'd say about a Bud Light. | |
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SidewinderBudd
Bart
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| Post #4: 7th Apr 2013 4:49 PM | |
Lol i know its a long shot, just was curious if my resume would be discarded immediately. | |
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PORL
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| Post #5: 7th Apr 2013 7:07 PM | |
Wikey is closer to that part of the country. I tend to see Scotland as being really ridiculously insular and nationalistic.
If it was in London you'd be given the job because you're American and we must be diverse. | |
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SidewinderBudd
Bart
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| Post #6: 7th Apr 2013 7:30 PM | |
Loooool maybe ill job hunt in london then. | |
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wikey
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| Post #7: 8th Apr 2013 2:24 PM | |
I would say it depends where in Scotland.
I would say that the further north it is the less chance you would have.
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SidewinderBudd
Bart
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| Post #8: 8th Apr 2013 6:02 PM | |
Its near aberdeen. Not too familiar with Scotland's map | |
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Teos
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| Post #9: 8th Apr 2013 7:00 PM | |
Tell them how good their haggis is | |
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SidewinderBudd
Bart
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| Post #10: 8th Apr 2013 10:48 PM | |
Yesiamsurethisisagoodidea | |
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Teos
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| Post #11: 8th Apr 2013 11:28 PM | |
They are very proud of their haggis. It will flatter and charm them | |
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wikey
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| Post #12: 11th Apr 2013 7:14 AM | |
The Aberdeen locals will probably lynch you. | |
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wikey
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| Post #13: 11th Apr 2013 7:19 AM | |
To be honest, just because I am further up North than anyone else from the UK, I know just as much as Paul on the matter, if not less. But my northern pride didn't allow me to admit it.
I have been to Scotland once, and the furthest I went was Perth. Perth was a nice place, very friendly atmosphere and not unlike an above average English town. Aberdeen is further up North but it is on the coast, so I am guessing that it isn't that insular. I'm making the assumption that any place with a port is more open to new folk. | |
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