The Martin WooHoodStock Thread

[starlover]

You could try lottery tickets is guess I'll admit to having bought a few of those lately

lol. I always buy one for the "new years lottery" together with my brother. We normally win a small price(40 euros or so) but it would be nice to win!

CHEAP STUFF! You mean "less expensive stuff" right! And then only if you don't get sick!

...errr...food(except healthy food) is really cheap in here. Especially going to restaurants! Clothes are overall cheaper too, but there are some things that are more expensive...

Jann, I've never been to the USA... is it really as cheap as you make it sound??

Probably not that cheap. It works better for me since I'm working with a better conversion rate...actually a friend made in his blog a conversion the other day...

1. Hamburger + fries + cola at Mc Donald’s
USA: $7 Netherlands: $9

2. A beer at a random bar downtown:
USA: $4 Netherlands $6

3. Clothes, for example converse shoes:
USA: $40 Netherlands $90

4. Cinema:
USA: $9 Netherlands: $14

5. Gas for your car (1 gallon = 3,78 liters):
USA: $2,50 Netherlands: $8,14

So...overall less expensive from my perspective.

[Jumble]

I'm off to bed too, fed up with waiting for YouTube to upload so I'll have to wait until tomorrow to post the new vid

WoodNight WooHoos *hugs*

*huggles Martin too*

[wine_buyer]

I wood love to be able to zort. Then we woodn't have to worry about the cost of gasoline or plane tickets.

*night UK WooHoo's*

[Luvnjoe]

*doez not need quilt, for my love of Joe keeps me warm*

yeah...I'm in a dorky mood.

Night, Jumble!

[MidwifeOnBoard]

*waves*

Dinner & wine time.

evening WooHoo's

is it possible to be so mentally exhausted that it makes you physically exhausted?
so tired of thinking. wish I could shut off my brain. wish I could sleep for days and days and not think about anything at all.
there are people out there who don't care about anything or anyone except maybe themselves. I wonder what life is like for those people. wonder if it's any easier for them

*hugs*
bree

Yes, you can! And massive huggles to you.

Probably not that cheap. It works better for me since I'm working with a better conversion rate...actually a friend made in his blog a conversion the other day...

1. Hamburger + fries + cola at Mc Donald’s
USA: $7 Netherlands: $9

2. A beer at a random bar downtown:
USA: $4 Netherlands $6

3. Clothes, for example converse shoes:
USA: $40 Netherlands $90

4. Cinema:
USA: $9 Netherlands: $14

5. Gas for your car (1 gallon = 3,78 liters):
USA: $2,50 Netherlands: $8,14

So...overall less expensive from my perspective.

Come to NYC:

1. Similar
2. $6-10 depending
3. Chucks are more like $60-80 around here
4. $12.50 at the door. But new releases have to be bought in advance, so $2-3 service charge on top of that.
5. You got me on that one. Gas = WAY more $$$ across the pond.

[starlover]

Come to NYC:

1. Similar
2. $6-10 depending
3. Chucks are more like $60-80 around here
4. $12.50 at the door. But new releases have to be bought in advance, so $2-3 service charge on top of that.
5. You got me on that one. Gas = WAY more $$$ across the pond.

And here I was thinking to go to NY after the semester was over but that's a lot more than in here Hmm...I'll stick to the South then

[MidwifeOnBoard]

And here I was thinking to go to NY after the semester was over but that's a lot more than in here Hmm...I'll stick to the South then

Come for a visit! You can even probably stay with us. But it's crazy expensive to live here. I live in a part of Brooklyn where things are mildly more reasonable, but Manhattan and the posher parts of Bk are ridiculous.

[starlover]

Come for a visit! You can even probably stay with us. But it's crazy expensive to live here. I live in a part of Brooklyn where things are mildly more reasonable, but Manhattan and the posher parts of Bk are ridiculous.

Oohhh interesting offer

I can imagine...I already heard that it is a lot more expensive to live in a city in the USA than in a smaller city/village. Weird(for me)

[MidwifeOnBoard]

Oohhh interesting offer

I can imagine...I already heard that it is a lot more expensive to live in a city in the USA than in a smaller city/village. Weird(for me)

This is generally true. But when you live in more rural areas, you have very reduced access to many goods and services. Some US cities are more expensive to live in than others. NYC is one of the most, if not the most, expensive city in the US. San Francisco is tied right up there with us.

[starlover]

This is generally true. But when you live in more rural areas, you have very reduced access to many goods and services. Some US cities are more expensive to live in than others. NYC is one of the most, if not the most, expensive city in the US. San Francisco is tied right up there with us.

Yucky..now I know for sure never to live there

I'll keep it to the rural areas..... and Atlanta

[MidwifeOnBoard]

Yucky..now I know for sure never to live there

I'll keep it to the rural areas..... and Atlanta

Atlanta has a very affordable cost of living, actually. You'll be very happy there. Just be warned, summers are steamy there.

[starlover]

Atlanta has a very affordable cost of living, actually. You'll be very happy there. Just be warned, summers are steamy there.

Sweet...I'll just leave before the summer is there...(June)

[yessika]

Yucky..now I know for sure never to live there

I'll keep it to the rural areas..... and Atlanta

Not all rural areas are cheap though. I leave in a place that's definetly not cheap

[MidwifeOnBoard]

Last woohoo standing? Long day anyhow. Another long one tomorrow since I'm back at the baby factory bright and early. Sleep well everyone.

[starlover]

Not all rural areas are cheap though. I leave in a place that's definetly not cheap

*hugs* that's evil! Rural must be cheaper

and...

*runs through thread nekkid*