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where's my morning carlacoffee ? :protest:

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Bern. Proficient

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where's my morning carlacoffee ? :protest:

No coffee for you today, you're on a caffine diet. :lol:

On another note, IM MOVING TO JAPAN. I'm soooo excited!

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That question is virtually impossible to answer. No one can say "America is this" or "Canada is that" as a definitive statement. How others are treated boils down to the individual and who you associate yourself with.

Based upon your experiences, you might have found more sexist people in one city or state or country. Does that mean the country -- as a whole -- is more sexist than another one? Of course not. Just as you've experienced more sexist attitudes in one area, so have people experienced less sexist ones in that area as well.

I have to agree with Deadpool on this one (what??!!) well mostly. While I agree that sexist lives everywhere, I think it is more of an individual thing in general. I worked for one company here in Calgary where the majority of people working there were women. Now the owner of the company was also a woman - I believe there was only one guy in the office.

But - is there a country out there where you will find as many women as men in positions of office? None that I have seen. And what about that corporate board room.

Oh and Carla is on her way to her inlaws for thanksgiving Charles.

Bern! Congrats and why are you going to Japan and what does that mean for your move to the U.S.?

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Huh whaaaaaat?

What's up with that, Bern? What's all this mean for your immigration proceedings and such? C'mon girl... inquiring minds wanna know.

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where's my morning carlacoffee ? :protest:

No coffee for you today, you're on a caffine diet. :lol:

On another note, IM MOVING TO JAPAN. I'm soooo excited!

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where's my morning carlacoffee ? :protest:

No coffee for you today, you're on a caffine diet. :lol:

On another note, IM MOVING TO JAPAN. I'm soooo excited!

:o Japan??? How and when did THAT happen!?!? Do tell, do tell....

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I'm gonna guess her husband is being transferred to Japan.

I'm going to guess she decided to become a Geisha.

LOL. But I still have to go to the US. My husband is in the US Army and he's currently deployed to Kuwait. He'll be back home and stationed at Fort Bliss until June 2010, in which he is being transfered to a new unit and then we're going to Japann! We'll be there for 2 years and it'll be great since it's close to the Philippines, and I have a family union there in 2011. I still need my permanent resident card to go to Japan with him, so I'm still in line. And we're more than likely going to expedite...since I need to be there by April in order to go with him, together. So wish us luck!

And I'm going to learn Japanese so quickly...and not become a Geishaa! :3!

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Maybe you can learn how to make delicious sushis and fight like in kill bill :lol:

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Maybe you can learn how to make delicious sushis and fight like in kill bill :lol:

I'm allergic to sushi and I disliked that movie. :(

Rurouni Kenshin and Samurai Champloo is way better. :D

But I'm going to stock up on Japanese things. :3

And induldge in my guilty pleasures...Sailor Moon. :whistle:

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I'm allergic to sushi and I disliked that movie. :(

Burnt :blink:

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May 31, 2012 - ROC - APPROVED !!!
June 11, 2012 - Green Card Received

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I'm allergic to sushi and I disliked that movie. :(

Burnt :blink:

And I'm asian too, so if anything, the sushi part is like ####### D:

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I'm allergic to sushi and I disliked that movie. :(

Burnt :blink:

And I'm asian too, so if anything, the sushi part is like ####### D:

:lol:

Well that's great Bern - sounds like fun!

Yes. :D And I saw your old house the other day. I was like, I SHOULD KNOCK SINCE IM COOL LIKE THAT.

Of course I'm too much of a wimp, so the idea fell through quicker than a cardboard box in a hurricane.

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