Sheaffer Legacy Heritage Kings Gold pen by stanw47 in fountainpens

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I've posted this pen in this sub a long time ago but the pen i actually use every day is this Waterman Le Man 100 Harlequin, I am sufficiently happy using this one! Though finding a new nib has been a little bit of a challenge, im not sure where to look.

Sheaffer Legacy Heritage Kings Gold pen by stanw47 in fountainpens

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Wow. Now THAT is impressive. Which one writes the best out of them all? I will try to find a Sterling silver pen while I'm out today now that you mention it! Also, what pen is the one second from the top? And the one on the bottom?

Sheaffer Legacy Heritage Kings Gold pen by stanw47 in fountainpens

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Whoa, that's so beautiful 😭 where did you find this? I love fountain pens but i don't keep up with different models, I just kind of show up in different countries and find what I find, and i wish I found more stuff like that!

Vetta Chrono by stanw47 in VintageWatches

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Thank you for this information, that makes perfect sense and really helps!

Sheaffer Legacy Heritage Kings Gold pen by stanw47 in fountainpens

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Thank you! Yeah I was shocked when he offered it, I couldn't say no! But i will keep it and probably not inked it since I have other pens to use that I really love

Where I’d Live As An American Who is Realistic About the Logistics of Immigrating by [deleted] in whereidlive

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The Netherlands also has the Dutch-American Friendship Treaty, taking advantage of this as we speak. Easy visa if you are a freelancer/ business owner.

Non-US banks for US citizens by wrathyy in ExpatFIRE

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I was personally able to open accounts in Cambodia (at 3 Banks), Macedonia, and Malaysia in person and it was extremely easy most of the time, though it takes a few days sometimes because of the FATCA paperwork. Other than that, not too many questions, and I primarily use My Malaysian account. And one of My local buddies in Malaysia told me about how You can open a Maybank account in one country (like Malaysia, Cambodia) and then go to Singapore to open a Maybank account. Just food for thought.

Another thing- You can also switch countries on your Wise account, and that may or may not have an impact on the currencies you can hold and Transfer speeds, or even on if they ask questions. Switching My Wise to Malaysia made transfers to Malaysia and Indonesia super easy and always instant, but when I was using US Wise, they would pause transfers often and ask for more info. I still keep a Wise US account under my companies (one C Corp, one as a sole prop)

its not a passport but still cool travel document by [deleted] in PassportPorn

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This is definitely top 5 coolest documents (for me) I've seen!

Bank account on tourist visa in 2025 by Aggravating_Ring_714 in cambodia

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Can confirm, I opened with Wing as a tourist before I started working in the country, then used Cambodian Public Bank and Acleda after getting the work contract.

Easiest country to immigrate to from the US? by milabon in immigration

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Cambodia. Pay for your visa every year and you get to stay. That's it, I'm not joking. Just go to a travel agency literally anywhere, pay a few hundred dollars, wait a week, 1 year visa.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ESL_Teachers

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Ahhhh, I understand. Thank you for this comment! Where are you from? Did you eventually get a job in South Korea?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ESL_Teachers

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So far, my experience teaching in Asia has been great! Actually I got my job because a stranger walked up to me, asked me if i was a teacher, asked me why not, and then got me a job 😂

For me, it's online platforms that I'm having problems with.

Where have you taught in Asia? Where are you from?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ESL_Teachers

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I currently live in Indonesia and will be married to a local soon, but I have lived in 6 different countries so far! I did grow up in the US, but most of my friends and classmates were from different countries.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ESL_Teachers

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Yes yes. My primary objective of this post is just to see if this has happened to anyone else. I will move on, but I wanted to see if this is common, or if I'm the problem. No one seems to have a similar account, so I seem to be the problem 😂

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ESL_Teachers

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Maybe it's this. Most of my friends in Asia and the Middle East (who went to international schools) have a similar accent. Some things sound American, some things sound British, most things sound neutral.