New Zealand?

[Pensador]

Pensador, stay here. We need the Terminator here.

Sadly at 50 years of age 300 lbs now feels like a 1000 lbs and my mile time is coming in at over 6 minutes. I can only run two times a week now and have to bike other days I used to run on. It appears I am rapidly deteriorating. I think I actually have a mere 4 to 6 decent years left and then 200 lbs is going to feel like 1000 lbs and it will take me over 8 minutes to run a mile. Seems the terminator is going into termination.

But thanks for the kind words

 

[estebandepraga]

I have an idea Air New Zealand is starting flights in late 2015.
Let's get a group together in order to qualify for a group fare and do a "relevamiento" or inspection tour and say if we start a new colony and expats group called exbaexpat in nz? Maybe we can get a family visa, too?

 

[notebook.fix]

Oye viejo, no me hinche mis pelotas..Ha,ha,haa

Correction, a more common way of expressing this is " Che viejo, dejate de inchar las pelotas! " or "no me inches las pelotas!" ...no need to use 'mis' cause the "no me " is already indicating ownership of the said items

 

[Pensador]

I have an idea Air New Zealand is starting flights in late 2015.
Let's get a group together in order to qualify for a group fare and do a "relevamiento" or inspection tour and say if we start a new colony and expats group called exbaexpat in nz? Maybe we can get a family visa, too?

Most of them would be bored because of no party life and mad at me because I get up 5AM or 6AM most days. Just sayin.

 

[nlaruccia]

Correction, a more common way of expressing this is " Che viejo, dejate de inchar las pelotas! " or "no me inches las pelotas!" ...no need to use 'mis' cause the "no me " is already indicating ownership of the said items

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't it spelled hinchar? With an "h"?

 

[estebandepraga]

with an H it is!

 

[Kevin_CG]

Been thinking maybe it is time to bail on Sud America the ice is looking pretty thin and the crime if just getting epidemic. With all these obessively poverty minded desperately poor suedo socialist governments of fools I think the potential down side is starting to look dangerously grim. Thinking about New Zealand anyone every been there or have any input about what the life is like there?

My girlfriend recently spent 9 months in NZ, working and traveling around the north and south islands. To be brief, like others are saying, it is a place on earth of unparalleled beauty! I truly cannot believe the photos she took, and I can only imagine what it's like in person. For example - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2ZnGVgKcLc
She says the people are very nice; in fact, BBC Travel recently rated Auckland as one of the top 10 friendliest places on the planet to live.
She found relatively good wages working part time jobs. Certainly better earnings-to-savings ratios than here.

Travel from NZ can be quite expensive, but watch for sales. There is a good travel site for travel within NZ. They often have steals of deals on airfare around the islands, but flexibility and buying them immediately are a must.

Internet connectivity is expensive. Free wifi is a joke, if you can find it.

For outdoor adventure, you can't beat NZ. Best of luck with your travels!!
Kevin

 

[Hybrid Ambassador]

Correction, a more common way of expressing this is " Che viejo, dejate de inchar las pelotas! " or "no me inches las pelotas!" ...no need to use 'mis' cause the "no me " is already indicating ownership of the said items

Hmmm, it must be an Argie spanish. My Iberian friend saz, my writing is correct. But Iam always open for new doctrines !

 

[Hybrid Ambassador]

I guess, nkotb is a "she".

And is a native English speaker.

Do not mess with her. She is strict.

Strict ?.. More like severe stringently biassed person...Despite, I still say, the island nation of New Zealand is precious !

 

[nlaruccia]

Hmmm, it must be an Argie spanish. My Iberian friend saz, my writing is correct. But Iam always open for new doctrines !

It's that no me hinches las bolas comes from the verb "hinchar" which means to inflate. Even Argentines say hinchar and not inchar.