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Thread ID: 118809	2011-06-21 23:11:00	Just Imagine..	B.M. (505)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1211049	2011-06-22 06:43:00	Man does not live by bread alone Add to that wine and sluts, and you have all you need. :)	Cato (6936)
1211050	2011-06-22 06:48:00	Well, thank god he attended. Only 40,000 Kiwis have bolted for Aussie in the year to May and there would have been no one left if he hadn’t attended. :lol: Why have you not left yet? Where do you get the 40,000 figure from over 12 months to May?	Snorkbox (15764)
1211051	2011-06-22 07:28:00	Yep a poncy way to get a degree because you can't get the job you want without a degree so you take the easy option. I looked through the list posted by Metla and all I can see are subjects that should be no higher than a Diploma none of them are worth a degree :stare: Do you resent people who bothered to get an education? I'll admit that I like you was 100 percent ignorant of what a bachelor of the arts actually was, But after mocking a family member who had atained it I was presented with some of the course material and quite frankly it blew me away. I take my hat off to everyone who accomplished what they set out to do at Uni.	Metla (12)
1211052	2011-06-22 07:50:00	Nope I have an education and am continuing to study off an on have done all my life, just I can't see where some courses deserve such a high standard yet have littl relevance to anything	gary67 (56)
1211053	2011-06-22 08:52:00	Why have you not left yet? Where do you get the 40,000 figure from over 12 months to May? 1: All my family is now living and working in Australia (whew) and everything is in order and everyone is happy. My wife and I are tiding up our affairs and we’re gone too. 2: The 40,000 comes from HERE: (www.stuff.co.nz) [Latest figures show 3300 people left to live in Australia in May, more than the previous record of 2900 set in 1979, when people were also looking for better job opportunities across the Tasman. In the past year, there has been a loss of about 40,000 people to Australia from New Zealand]. I hope that helps. :)	B.M. (505)
1211054	2011-06-22 10:16:00	The 40,000 over 12 months comes to 3,333 per month on average every month to May assuming 12 months to a year. An article says that 3,300 last month exceeeded the 2,900 which was a record exodus last achieved 32 years ago. Looks like the sums are wrong to me so it does not help really and it's why I questioned the 40,000. 12 X 2900 gives you 34,800!	Snorkbox (15764)
1211055	2011-06-22 18:29:00	The 40,000 over 12 months comes to 3,333 per month on average every month to May assuming 12 months to a year. An article says that 3,300 last month exceeeded the 2,900 which was a record exodus last achieved 32 years ago. Looks like the sums are wrong to me so it does not help really and it's why I questioned the 40,000. 12 X 2900 gives you 34,800! You have him there Snork!	Cicero (40)
1211056	2011-06-23 01:50:00	The 40,000 over 12 months comes to 3,333 per month on average every month to May assuming 12 months to a year . An article says that 3,300 last month exceeeded the 2,900 which was a record exodus last achieved 32 years ago . Looks like the sums are wrong to me so it does not help really and it's why I questioned the 40,000 . 12 X 2900 gives you 34,800! Good grief, you really must get onto the Editor of Business Day and complain about such outrageous inaccuracies . That revelation throws a whole different light on the matter . :rolleyes:	B.M. (505)
1211057	2011-06-24 07:23:00	Good grief, you really must get onto the Editor of Business Day and complain about such outrageous inaccuracies . That revelation throws a whole different light on the matter . :rolleyes: Did you factor in this statistic from the same article? "Typically, a third of those leaving for Australia returned within four years, migration experts say . "	martynz (5445)
1211058	2011-06-24 07:36:00	Good grief, you really must get onto the Editor of Business Day and complain about such outrageous inaccuracies. That revelation throws a whole different light on the matter. :rolleyes: It didn't take much time to check the figures rather than just accept them though.	Snorkbox (15764)
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