Rogaklski

Hey people

Anybody know if Rogalski is a common name in Poland, my granfather moved to scotland during WWII (he was a polish soldier working in scotland & married my grandmother)

He changed his name to Rogers when he moved, wish he didn't!!

Thanks :)

Rogalski is a Polish name, i don't know if it's common though...

Thanks Polson!

You're welcome Jean :)

- Another racist trollie? Pretending to be Scottish, but being just a (non-Polish) ethnik, whose own family shamefully changed their name to sound local? I suppose I know what ethnik mob you belong to. They frequently change their names in a foreign milieu.


- Purposeful mispronunciation, to ridicule the Poles? What is your own real name, I wonder? Let me make fun of it a bit.
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Excuse me?? My grandfather fought for the poles during world war II, so please do not make fun of him! I have all of his Polish army documents!

If you want to know the real reason why he changed his name to Rogers, it was because he was angry with Poland as they wouldn't accept my scottish gran into the roman catholic community & yes i am Scottish.

Please don't ridicule something you know nothing about, especially when it concerns my family which i am very proud of!

- Did you ever screw your granny? How about screwing your grandpa? Did you ever screw g--d?
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Not funny, i don't appreciate your unkind remarks

- No, I'm really curious. Do you screw g--d every day?
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Weirdo, get a life!

Just ignore that troll, jeandarren. Rogalski is Polish surname and I know some Rogalski people so I guess it is quite popular.

- Oops, isn't it weird to screw g--d on an everyday basis?
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a lot of Polonophobe in this forum , most from the british my good friend puzzy

If i was polonophobe i wouldn't be visiting the country a few times a year (as that's all i can afford), i am the total opposite, it's no wonder some people are with people like you judging them!


Thanks ForsakenOne, nice to know somebody has an open mind :-)

The name (and its variations) is pretty common in Poland... You'll find a lot of relatives when you start to search :D

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- Does your g--d have a big a$$?
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Thanks Jova :-) x


Do you?

- So does your g--d have a big a$$ or not? Why are you evading to answer this?
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Go visit your psychiatrist and stop trolling here, Puzzy.

Don't take puzzy's comments seriously. He appears to be a mix of a Polish version of a nazi and a schizophrenic. Nothing you can do about it really. There are people like that in all countries and you will meet a few here. If they only remembered to take their meds as prescribed.

Other than that welcome to PF.

Oh, and there was a Rogalski who married someone in my extended family. A pretty popular name in Poland.

Thanks z_daruis & forsakenOne think you might be right :-)

Oooh wonder if we're related z_darius! lol

More than 10,000 people in Poland and possibly another 2,500 world-wide are surnamed Rogalski.

ya just never know, cousin ;)

He he!

I thought it was very common in Poland, i remember looking up my scottish phone book & there was only about 5 in the whole of the UK :O

lol

there was one listed of the polish surname in my family in the derbyshire in the phone book and that happened to be my grandmother and grandfather :D

puzzy anymore of your **** i will ban you from this forum enough said