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DST
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Only shrooms I have ever tried have grown in a field with coo's in it
Aye, the folk in the tile shop laughed at us (stupid cloggies that live in the sticks!) when our place was finally built and we were being given a tour by the builder, he said we had the nicest bathroom on the estate! and it was designed by a Transexual who was at least 6foot5 (she was taller than me!)
R3l@X
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ive seen a few similar but they fucked it up with a glossy finish to the tile n it just looked tacky. Nice one hope you reccommended him to ppl, would love to see the look on their face when he walks in lol masculine design with a touch of feminine finesse lolOnly shrooms I have ever tried have grown in a field with coo's in it
Aye, the folk in the tile shop laughed at us (stupid cloggies that live in the sticks!) when our place was finally built and we were being given a tour by the builder, he said we had the nicest bathroom on the estate! and it was designed by a Transexual who was at least 6foot5 (she was taller than me!)
Letstrip
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Course people grow here in New Zealand were cannabis crazyCute cat dez.
Almost got my shed torn down... it will be all done tomorrow/ today. It's a good thing I'm not growing at the moment with the county crawling around my property. I think as a celebration of when it's all done I'll fire things back up. Looking forward to growing pretty plants like the rest of you folks.
The back yard is looking real nice Doob. I'm so stoked you guys are finally in a house! Dwelling in the past is no good... but just a mention. It really _________ (made me mad, hurt my feelings, made me sad for you guys, sucked, etc) when the inlaws pulled out. I'm glad it worked out in the end.
And does anyone know if people grow in New Zealand? I mean I'm sure someone does, but has anyone ever 'met' someone online or heard of anyone?
One of the highest number of smokers worldwide
Letstrip
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Good stuff! Evryones pretty relaxed about itWe're thinking about making NZ our permanent residence. That's good news. Thanks.
Were will you be moving from??Youl find us kiwis over here:https://www.rollitup.org/t/new-zealand-outdoor-thread-2013-14-all-kiwis-post.749279/page-61
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giggles26
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Now that would be a move!!!We're thinking about making NZ our permanent residence. That's good news. Thanks.
jigfresh
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Well we are in So California now, but we are moving near Philadelphia next year. NZ is more of a 5-10 year plan. Really depends on what me and my wife end up doing for money. If we can free ourselves up of being hooked to a location, no static jobs... then maybe sooner. Also depends on how long our parents live. Both me and my wife are only children, and our child is the only grand child. So moving to the other side of the world wouldn't be very nice to the grandparents. The youngest of them is 68.
My wife visited NZ with the yin a couple months back and fell in love. I've been to Aus, but never NZ. We are planning a trip in the next couple years so I can see. Maybe spend a couple months down there to see how we like it.
The big thing I guess is I don't want to live in the USA anymore. I don't like supporting the war on the rest of the world with my tax dollars. I don't like sending a large portion of my brothers and sisters to prison, and then paying for it. I don't like the police state this country is becoming. The thought police are also starting to get a hold of power.... and to me that is very scary. I want to get off this sinking ship. Would enjoy my daughter growing up around prosperity.
No where is perfect.... but I'm about done with this brand of imperfect.
It's pretty. It's far away. They play cricket. Nice weather. It's not too big. Doesn't have too many people. English main language. About the same sunlight as So Cal where I'm used to. I don't like it being light till 11pm like in England. It's many islands so there is lots of water all around. I grew up at the beach.
My wife visited NZ with the yin a couple months back and fell in love. I've been to Aus, but never NZ. We are planning a trip in the next couple years so I can see. Maybe spend a couple months down there to see how we like it.
The big thing I guess is I don't want to live in the USA anymore. I don't like supporting the war on the rest of the world with my tax dollars. I don't like sending a large portion of my brothers and sisters to prison, and then paying for it. I don't like the police state this country is becoming. The thought police are also starting to get a hold of power.... and to me that is very scary. I want to get off this sinking ship. Would enjoy my daughter growing up around prosperity.
No where is perfect.... but I'm about done with this brand of imperfect.
theexpress
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jiggy u might like colorado bro
giggles26
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I've been to nz a few times, beautiful place! I could deff love there!
The people are friendly to. I worked with a few guys from nz on a harvest crew when I was younger and they were some pretty awesome dudes.
I feel yea to jig, it's no longer the land of the free.
The people are friendly to. I worked with a few guys from nz on a harvest crew when I was younger and they were some pretty awesome dudes.
I feel yea to jig, it's no longer the land of the free.
DoobieBrother
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Heh, here's the citizenship requirements:
Requirements for a Grant of New Zealand Citizenship
You may be eligible for a grant of New Zealand citizenship if you:
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Requirements for a Grant of New Zealand Citizenship
You may be eligible for a grant of New Zealand citizenship if you:
- intend, if granted citizenship, to continue to reside in New Zealand;
- are able to understand and speak English;
- are of good character;
- understand the responsibilities and privileges of New Zealand citizenship;
- have New Zealand residence; and
- were physically present in New Zealand, and have had your New Zealand residence for the last five years before applying for citizenship.
- Responsibilities and Privileges
Becoming a New Zealand citizen means you will undertake responsibilities and you will enjoy the same privileges of a person born in New Zealand. You must be aware of these responsibilities and privileges.
Responsibilities
Things that you must do:- Obey and promote the laws of New Zealand.
- Not to act in a way that is against the interests of New Zealand.
- Register to vote.
- Pay tax.
- Behave as a responsible New Zealander.
Things you have the right to do:- The right to live in New Zealand indefinitely.
- Travel overseas and return to New Zealand on a New Zealand passport.
- Stand for Parliament or local government.
- Have full access to education.
- Have full economic rights.
- Represent New Zealand in many international sports.
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theexpress
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wtf were u harvesting sugar cain braaaaah