In other words who's from one of the 10 new countries that joined the EU about 7 minutes ago?
So who is a new EU citizen now?
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We joined the EU several minutes ago....
CZECH REPUBLIC, CZECH REPUBLIC, CZECH REPUBLIC
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WelcomeOriginally posted by Lucy
We joined the EU several minutes ago....
CZECH REPUBLIC, CZECH REPUBLIC, CZECH REPUBLIC
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yeah, wait till they see what europe really is going to be. They all believe it's all going to better now. Just wait till they see the disadvantages or start using the Euro and see how prices go up and up and up.Originally posted by Rich
congrats
They will be missing the USSR in no time believe me!Comment
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Unfortunately the country where are live isn't one of the new members but live goes know i know that we need to work alot to get in EUComment
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Originally posted by PMdave
yeah, wait till they see what europe really is going to be. They all believe it's all going to better now. Just wait till they see the disadvantages or start using the Euro and see how prices go up and up and up.
They will be missing the USSR in no time believe me!
NOBODY in "new" Europe won't be missing USSR ... NOBODY, NEVER
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I agree.Originally posted by Niki
NOBODY in "new" Europe won't be missing USSR ... NOBODY, NEVER
Its stupid to think anyone would miss it.Comment
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Yeah he's being totally unrealistic, less you live in Bradford, or Leicestershire and you're swarmed in Paki's because I'm sure people said the same before they got full?Originally posted by Niki
don't read The Sun so much ;))))
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Welcome to the European Union.Originally posted by Lucy
We joined the EU several minutes ago....
CZECH REPUBLIC, CZECH REPUBLIC, CZECH REPUBLIC
I am glad the Czech Replubic joined.Comment
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Haha, ok but now on a serious note. Have you got your things packed already? We are leaving in an hour.Originally posted by Niki
don't read The Sun so much ;))))Comment
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Most of EU regulations have already been put into action in new member states. Reforms were needed to even be able to join.Originally posted by PMdave
Just wait till they start adapting all the stupid EU rules.Comment
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WelcomeOriginally posted by REMbraNT
Ok Hungary is IN.
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Originally posted by ControlThy
Welcome to the European Union.
I am glad the Czech Replubic joined.
thank you very much, it's very nice from you and I really appreciate that.
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Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia
With most of this new workforce willing to work 60 hours/week for a loaf of bread, you can wave goodbye to a few thousand jobs over the next few years LOLComment
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no kidding? where are you going?? .... no ... I'm happy hereOriginally posted by Cirrus
Haha, ok but now on a serious note. Have you got your things packed already? We are leaving in an hour.
... and if I leave ... my destination will be Caribbean or some Pacific's island
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You seem to be an informed expert - have you ever been to any of those countries ?Originally posted by Dopy
Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia
With most of this new workforce willing to work 60 hours/week for a loaf of bread, you can wave goodbye to a few thousand jobs over the next few years LOLComment
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Productivity i in each of those countries is much lower than the EU average so it will not be that dramatically. Don't forget that the market has increased today.Originally posted by Dopy
Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia
With most of this new workforce willing to work 60 hours/week for a loaf of bread, you can wave goodbye to a few thousand jobs over the next few years LOLLast edited by PMdave; 04-30-2004, 02:54 PM.Comment
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Well the new countries will most likely be happy because they get a big bucket of money from the old nations. But when the party turns into hard work I bet Poland and the rest will bitch like hell. I'm all for the new countries... if they don't start acting like kids.
Turkey is one country that will never get to join and they try so so so hard.Comment
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Originally posted by DaLord
Well the new countries will most likely be happy because they get a big bucket of money from the old nations. But when the party turns into hard work I bet Poland and the rest will bitch like hell.
my point exactly.Comment
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Turkey would cost the EU so much money it just isn't funny anymore.Originally posted by DaLord
Turkey is one country that will never get to join and they try so so so hard.
Besides, only a tiny part of Turkey belongs to Europe.Last edited by ControlThy; 04-30-2004, 02:59 PM.Comment
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Originally posted by Niki
no kidding? where are you going?? .... no ... I'm happy here
... and if I leave ... my destination will be Caribbean or some Pacific's island
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Not all new member states will receive large sums of money from the EU.Originally posted by DaLord
Well the new countries will most likely be happy because they get a big bucket of money from the old nations. But when the party turns into hard work I bet Poland and the rest will bitch like hell. I'm all for the new countries... if they don't start acting like kids.
For example : Slovenia will be a net contributor to the EU.Comment
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Most foreigners have no idea what the Czech Replubic is like.Originally posted by Timi
They have petrol and dieslel here now - Things have advanced slightly
I have visited the country several times and it has all the modern facilities you can find in "richer" countries.
It is definitely NOT a backward country.Last edited by ControlThy; 04-30-2004, 03:07 PM.Comment


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