I see you have found a way to excuse one of your errors but how are you going to excuse this:

Although I am loving this, I will put a stop to this spell checking here as I do not want to lower myself to any more childish depths.

You are right, my apologies.

This is exactly the reason why I think our little farm outing came at the right time.

st2lemans, Actually being groaned at by you convinces me further that what I am saying must surely be right !!!

dunno, but it was definitely raining for you father and this how you were created.

This point has already been touched upon. Just because he is from a country which is not exactly famous for its high democratic standards, does not mean he cannot criticise others.

Except he's not really, is he?

Tom

Nice to hear there are people who will make an effort to do whatever they are doing really well. This is unfortunately getting rarer and rarer these days.

Not in the least, but from the original post and subsequent posts, it really doesn't seem as hes' made much effort to integrate and understand the Swiss life style either.

Yep, and I have some tinfoil hats for sale as well!

Tom

I am only skimming through replies as some are too long. But what is this he/she thing that is going on? Didn't the OP say they are rejected by women. Well I do understand that you do not need to be a man to be rejected by women but...

Edit: I now see I completely misread this comment but who cares.

It shouldn't..it's random

Glad Ticino is far, I am sure he is catapulting his stuffed toys Romandie direction.

Hardly, at an average price of CHF 300!

Tom

To be fair Zurich is a small part of Switzerland and really isn't representative of the majority of the country. Just like London in that respect.

cope. Zurich, Bern, Geneva, Basel, whatever...swiss is swiss.

and what if I tell you that I'm not from Zurich?

I fully agree that it is much better to use public transport when you have babies in a stroller. I liked just getting out of the apartment and into the lift without having to change the babies from car seats to the buggy.

My experiences were mostly things like people just rushing into the bus and blocking the disabled entrance before I could get on the bus and the like. I also remember reading a thread here by what I remember by that LIB guy complaining about the strollers on public transport. I must admit I was a bit touchy on the subject at the time, what with being stuck at home with kids and being alone and totally isolated.

Anyway, I think I have also derailed the thread a bit. Now that the OP, JohltaVontra came back and livened up the conversation, we can go back to the original issue.

No, it's not.

It's German!

Tom

John Travolta or that Frank Sinatra chick with the chip?

Trams and a buggy are a pain in the bottom.

<bla bla bla one liner> <emoticon>

Tom

Yeah, no: bollocks.

I have!! And it pisses me off when people put down my country that i have lived in for more than forty years.

I understand that some people can't or won't fit in. They seem to expect everything to be like "back home". It's not. But, there are more solutions to that than there were decades ago, they can find food from back home, they can skype loved ones, they can watch TV in practically every language.

They can even drink the water straight from the tap!!

What more can you ask for?!!

Back to the OP, all those pages ago, his only problem is that he can't find a woman. He thinks people find him ugly, he only goes to clubs... and he blames it all on the Swiss. Change your negative attitude, and you may actually enjoy the remaining months you have here.

Most of my "Swiss" friends are a mix of lots of nationalities. I don't think i know many pure Swiss.

I rest my case.

Congratulation to integration!

when u will have a coc*, an east european looks, and come from East Europe, then we can talk, but until then please refrain from any comment.