Life in Taiwan

PostRe: Life in Taiwan by **Mr Yoshi** » Tue Jul 23, 2013 1:28 pm

I've never seen stuff put together that way and it's incredible. Would you be willing to include download links to larger sizes? Would love to use one of them as a wallpaper.

PostRe: Life in Taiwan by **Bacon** » Tue Jul 23, 2013 1:50 pm

Mr Yoshi wrote:I've never seen stuff put together that way and it's incredible. Would you be willing to include download links to larger sizes? Would love to use one of them as a wallpaper.

Cheers man. it's a time consuming process and that one took 20+ hours after all the postwork!

I'm not on my pc at the minute but I can make a few wallpapers when I am

PostRe: Life in Taiwan by **degoose** » Tue Jul 23, 2013 3:26 pm

nice work bacon they are pretty amazing.

Website · PostRe: Life in Taiwan by **Venom** » Tue Jul 23, 2013 5:25 pm

Wow - I've just discovered this thread. Bacon it's a big thing to live in another country and it seems really exciting. What is crime and public safety like and how do ordinary people and businesses feel about Westerners?

PostRe: Life in Taiwan by **Pacman** » Wed Jul 24, 2013 3:46 am

Those pictures are pretty sweet.

PostRe: Life in Taiwan by **Bacon** » Tue Jul 30, 2013 9:24 am

thanks you lot^

Venom wrote:Wow - I've just discovered this thread. Bacon it's a big thing to live in another country and it seems really exciting. What is crime and public safety like and how do ordinary people and businesses feel about Westerners?

Crime is pretty much non existent here. Obviously there IS crime, but people leave their helmets on their mopeds to go shopping for the day for example, no chav scum at all. And some might think this is a bad thing, there's no real drinking culture here. I liked to get pissed as most Brits do, but it's the cause of so much violent crime/criminal damage etc. there's none of that here. Hardly any litter on the streets too. And people are really friendly to whiteys from what I've experienced so far. You get people staring, but it's just curiosity really.

Big touristy photo dump:

PostRe: Life in Taiwan by **1cmanny1** » Tue Jul 30, 2013 11:39 am

So jealous

PostRe: Life in Taiwan by **Pontius Pilate** » Wed Jul 31, 2013 2:04 am

How is the air quality in Taiwan Bacon? It's pretty terrible here. Every now and then we will have days of clarity, but usually it's pretty hazy. Koreans blame it on China...

Spring time is the worst. My city, like many other parts of Asia suffer from "yellow dust", which floats over from the dry sandy parts of far west China. I know parts of Japan suffer from the same thing, but not sure about Taiwan.

Mind you, just now it is hard to tell the difference between haze and humidity. So strawberry floating humid.

PostRe: Life in Taiwan by **Rocsteady** » Fri May 13, 2016 2:12 pm

I assume no-one on here's still kicking about over there? Thinking of heading over if I can't find a decent teaching job in Budapest that pays well, I like how some organisations seem to support you with aspects such as finding accommodation and visa requirements. Looks a pretty cool country where you can live comfortably by doing English language teaching.

PostLife in Taiwan by **Parksey** » Fri May 13, 2016 4:01 pm

It's a bit of a drawn out process, and applications wot start until October, but there's always JET and Japan?

Not sure how cheap Taiwan is in comparison, but you can definitely live comfortably on the JET salary. I heard tales that Japan was expensive, but this must be from Americans as it always seems so cheap here compared to Western Europe. Even in Tokyo it's pretty decent.

PostRe: Life in Taiwan by **Rocsteady** » Fri May 13, 2016 11:27 pm

Did think about JET as I've heard good things - although i can't say Japan particularly appeals to me over other Asian countries as it does to many people - but haven't really looked into it properly. Pretty sure folk had mentioned it's quite a hassle to get on to without prior teaching experience or good knowledge of Japanese culture.

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