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#31
08-09-2018, 09:35 PM
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My plan B is Canada now that I have valuable skills, but Mexico would be no problem for me. In fact I would want to be deported because then I'd get free airfare, and can stop this wait.

I know a dreamer who just up and left the united states cause he figured he wouldnt get anything. God bless that ballsy dreamer.
Where in Canada would you relocate to, and can you sustain the frigid environment up there?
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Where in Canada would you relocate to, and can you sustain the frigid environment up there?
Well the most feasible choice is a big city cause of software jobs, and the frigid environment is indeed a worry for me, cause im so used to hot and humid and sticky.

Is there a I dont know a canada, but warm canada?

I dont know how I will handle cold wet and frozen. Just stay inside I guess?

So many things have to fall into place before I can even move to Canada, I look at the dreamers with applications in and feel a little green.
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Well the most feasible choice is a big city cause of software jobs, and the frigid environment is indeed a worry for me, cause im so used to hot and humid and sticky.

Is there a I dont know a canada, but warm canada?

I dont know how I will handle cold wet and frozen. Just stay inside I guess?

So many things have to fall into place before I can even move to Canada, I look at the dreamers with applications in and feel a little green.
British Columbia is probably the warmest province in the Canada especially Vicotria and Vancouver. But, it still doesn't compare to the Southern heat of the USA.

There's always Europe and Australia / New Zealand, but Canada is probably the easiest for Dreamers.
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damn, if my gf wasn't from Canada I might just go to Mexico myself after seeing all the ballsy dreamers that did it.
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British Columbia is probably the warmest province in the Canada especially Vicotria and Vancouver. But, it still doesn't compare to the Southern heat of the USA.

There's always Europe and Australia / New Zealand, but Canada is probably the easiest for Dreamers.
I believe that by the time all my chips fall and the musical chairs stops, I wont be able to gain enough work experience to move into canada. It will have to be via sheer luck. So a regular day.

I'm not gonna wait for Dream Act, as soon as I am able I will make an exit to Canada.
I am not ballsy to return to my beloved homeland as I am too Americanized.

They'd just tell me pinche gringo que parace mexicano, no sabes hablar espanol. Vete a la chingada.

;( So much love for a homeland I would be screwed in. That's what I do, and me being a semite...well......................................................................

(((DogJuiceMan))) indeed.
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