Paphos Life

Im fine sunshine....any other Techy tips you want to share......

Any one else confused

Lifesabeach wrote: ↑Sat Apr 01, 2017 9:09 pm Rita, why would a Tala resident want to have a vote in a Scottish referendum, even if they have family living there? In what ways would it impact you?

Well said

The World isnt going to stop if shops close for a whole whopping day, think about the shop workers who will be able to spend time with their family.....good for them.

Im a leave supporter , I believe that any country, than can have its Parliament/ laws over ruled by someone else is no longer a sovereign nation....many years ago a little German tried to rule Europe..fast forward to, today, we have a little German doing the same....thank God the British people woke...

PaphosAL wrote: ↑Fri Mar 31, 2017 9:08 pm

Flossie wrote: ↑Fri Mar 31, 2017 7:19 pm PaphosAL - It's Cyprus National Day!!

OIC... Bad day to pick, April FOOLS day, don't you think, Flossie?

Stick to your day job....

Thanks Dominic

Brits in Cyprus? This subject goes waaaay before 2004, when ROC joined the EU, surely? For example, during Margaret Thatcher's record reign as UK Prime Minister from 1979 to 1990 (the mere mention of who will make Jim's 'shop steward' blood boil and steam emit from his ears), she once entertained t...

Lofos-jan, you make some very good points.

Dominic wrote: ↑Thu Mar 30, 2017 1:49 pm So where does the 2% figure come from?

Your have to speak louder.. his a bit mutt n Geoff

When we came to Cyprus 23 years ago, buying a house and opening a bank account was not difficult if you had the money BUT you were not allowed to work (the so-called category F) And if you wanted to start your own company 51% of the company shares had to belong to a Cypriot. As far as I see it, aft...

It was very easy to come here pre-EU. I bought a house, a car, rented somewhere to live while the house was being built and opened a bank account within a three week holiday. When I returned a few months later, I completed the paperwork to achieve my 'Aliens book'. About the same paperwork that is ...

If people think things will carry on as they were, they will get a big shock....You will need permission to live / work/ own property/ etc etc.. as for health, think back how things were before Cyprus was in the EU...no EHIC card etc...How many Expats are currently living here with out registering ...

If people think things will carry on as they were, they will get a big shock....You will need permission to live / work/ own property/ etc etc.. as for health, think back how things were before Cyprus was in the EU...no EHIC card etc...How many Expats are currently living here with out registering f...

WHL Our cat used to catch them and flick them over onto their backs, OH had to deal with them then. Best option a glue trap specially for cockroaches, they're enclosed enough so that no other species can get in and come to harm, and they do work. To be honest, we dont see many as I put solution dow...

bmwx5 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 28, 2017 8:22 pm WHL
Presume when you state poisonous you can verify it was a BNV ?

Yes it was nasty evil looking thing...thank God it was upright against the wall so the spade made a clean cut.

Natural reaction, when I see one whizz past.

Agree with you, many years ago, I saw a poisonous snake in our garden, i put the two dogs inside, and picked up a garden spade that was near by , the snake had gone in the corner against the kitchen wall, as I approached it, it lifted its head upright, which gave me the chance to slam the spade into...

Id rather take my chance with a rat, then a dangerous snake, I dont have a problem if someone kills it. the same way I would stamp on a cockroach if I see one in the house or garden.