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smooth_talker
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March 18, 2005, 03:33:02 PM »
I would be very curious to find out how you could work on a freightor for a few years. Do you have to become a longshoreman or whatever? or could you get hired on a really dodgey freightor say from north korea or syria or something?
i was always under the impression that it'd be cheaper to travel by freighter but it looks like its actually not....
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Steve
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March 18, 2005, 08:17:48 PM »
It's not the answer you want to hear I'm afraid - you will need to join the merchant navy.
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March 24, 2005, 11:32:03 AM »
hi smooth_talker ..
just saw your post and had to say s'thing! ..
what are your particular work skills, and experience, i am wondering ??
to assume that you can just *pick up * some work on a freighter, is , to me, a tad arrogant!
seafarers are trained professionals, no matter what their rank or position; in many countries there is very keen competition for sea going positions ..
we depend heavily on the worlds merchant fleet; they are responsible for carrying 90% of the worlds cargo!
don't kid yourself and think that you can just slip into a job on a freighter scrubbing the decks or s'thing! ..
take a passage on board a freighter ship and you will see the dedication and professionalism for yourself! ..
bruce ..
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