Grzegorz_
9 Dec 2006
Grzegorz_
9 Dec 2006
Travel / Italy - Poland travel [9]
If you are Italian citizen then you don't need a visa, but we're not in schengen, so you need a passport.
If you are Italian citizen then you don't need a visa, but we're not in schengen, so you need a passport.
Grzegorz_
9 Dec 2006
Life / What Do the Poles Think about the Abolition of the Death Penalty? [48]
True. He should be hanged.
Im sorry but there is nothing in this world that could excuse such a disgusting crime!
True. He should be hanged.
Grzegorz_
9 Dec 2006
UK, Ireland / Anti-Polish sentiment of England [253]
Dude, Russia is 20% Muslim and growing fast.
Pay ATTENTION TO RUSSIAS ways. They are the future of europe.
Dude, Russia is 20% Muslim and growing fast.
Grzegorz_
8 Dec 2006
Life / What Do the Poles Think about the Abolition of the Death Penalty? [48]
It's because of EU rules.
it cannot be restored because the representatives of some elites say they know better
It's because of EU rules.
Grzegorz_
8 Dec 2006
Grzegorz_
8 Dec 2006
News / Will sex-scandal in Self-Defence end the coalition in Poland? [28]
I think that the whole thing could be provoked by "ducks" to make Andrew more submissive.
Hopefully not.
I think that the whole thing could be provoked by "ducks" to make Andrew more submissive.
do you think that Kwasniewski can come back?
Hopefully not.
Grzegorz_
8 Dec 2006
Work / Job opportunities in Poland for a foreigner? (other than a teacher) [175]
Without detailes provided I must say that they are... unlimited.
I wanted an idea of employment opportunities for an economics or a finance degree holder.
Without detailes provided I must say that they are... unlimited.
Grzegorz_
7 Dec 2006
Grzegorz_
7 Dec 2006
Work / Job opportunities in Poland for a foreigner? (other than a teacher) [175]
I would say that most depends on the "quality" of your experience.
I have degree in finance and economics and I speak Polish. Most of my experience is in the investments area.
I would say that most depends on the "quality" of your experience.
Grzegorz_
7 Dec 2006
Life / What Do the Poles Think about the Abolition of the Death Penalty? [48]
No. Vast majority support death penalty.
I think it's not even most Poles - it's a minority - represented in the Polish government (unfortunately).
No. Vast majority support death penalty.
Grzegorz_
6 Dec 2006
Life / Polish Santa? Does he look any different to the Santa Claus in UK/America? [14]
True.
The Polish Santa is slimmer and smarter than santas from the US/UK
True.
Grzegorz_
5 Dec 2006
UK, Ireland / Anti-Polish sentiment of England [253]
Attacks on homos are not a good thing but on the other hand fags should keep that mess at home.
They're no different to the Polish Youth who attack gay people on the streets of Warsaw
Attacks on homos are not a good thing but on the other hand fags should keep that mess at home.
Grzegorz_
2 Dec 2006
Life / Are Polish People Racist? [1037]
Poles are racist only in case of black people and even that is changing, there's no hostility (exept few real punks) against Hindu or Asians (there's many Vietnames in PL) and anti-Arabism or anti-pakism is not racism, that's rather a rational behavior.
Poles are racist only in case of black people and even that is changing, there's no hostility (exept few real punks) against Hindu or Asians (there's many Vietnames in PL) and anti-Arabism or anti-pakism is not racism, that's rather a rational behavior.
Grzegorz_
1 Dec 2006
Life / What's the weather like in Poland? [81]
Come on :). The last winter had been the coldest since 40 years or something... It was cold in the whole Europe.
Not sure where Greg was living ????
Come on :). The last winter had been the coldest since 40 years or something... It was cold in the whole Europe.
Grzegorz_
30 Nov 2006
Life / considering a move to poland :-) [19]
Unless you are fluent in Polish, some world class expert or a cheap seasonal worker from Belarus It will be hard to find a job. Easy way is to teach English.
any recommedations as to looking for employment i am wanting to work within the administrative sector or travel sector?
Unless you are fluent in Polish, some world class expert or a cheap seasonal worker from Belarus It will be hard to find a job. Easy way is to teach English.
Grzegorz_
30 Nov 2006
UK, Ireland / Poles in UK claiming state benefit have cost the taxpayer 45M pounds [55]
Could be. Why don't you tell local Poles what you think about them ? I could pay to watch that.
One more thing. I really don't want to hurt your feelings, but "sons of camels" are not really British and will never be.
Not dreams.. soon you gonna see large numbers of british in the street protesting against Poles
Could be. Why don't you tell local Poles what you think about them ? I could pay to watch that.
Not dreams.. soon you gonna see large numbers of british in the street protesting against Poles
One more thing. I really don't want to hurt your feelings, but "sons of camels" are not really British and will never be.
Grzegorz_
30 Nov 2006
UK, Ireland / Anti-Polish sentiment of England [253]
Aren't most of them "sons of camels" :)?
'm really bored of these ignorant little Englanders
Aren't most of them "sons of camels" :)?
Grzegorz_
30 Nov 2006
Life / What's the weather like in Poland? [81]
-25C may happen, but usually It's seriously below 0C only for about 3 weeks a year.
-25C may happen, but usually It's seriously below 0C only for about 3 weeks a year.
Grzegorz_
29 Nov 2006
UK, Ireland / Poles in UK claiming state benefit have cost the taxpayer 45M pounds [55]
In your dreams, little funny boy :)
Close all borders now to stop the rot.
In your dreams, little funny boy :)
Grzegorz_
28 Nov 2006
UK, Ireland / Crime in london versus Crime in Poland. [24]
I wouldn't say that such things are unusual in Poland, but here in most cases these are punks fighting each other. Unless you walk alone at night in few really bad areas, show around a wallet full of cash, visit crappy night clubs etc. the risk of being attacked is indeed really small.
I've seen soooo many fights in London, knives being pulled, guns fired but as of yet no problems in Poland.
I wouldn't say that such things are unusual in Poland, but here in most cases these are punks fighting each other. Unless you walk alone at night in few really bad areas, show around a wallet full of cash, visit crappy night clubs etc. the risk of being attacked is indeed really small.
Grzegorz_
26 Nov 2006
News / Mine disaster in Poland [23]
Yes he was. Nothing special but he is pretty much normal. On the other hand HGW seems to be mildly retarded.
True.
I do n't know him at all - wasn' t he a priminister at one point?
Yes he was. Nothing special but he is pretty much normal. On the other hand HGW seems to be mildly retarded.
Don't confuse Kazik with Kazik.
True.
Grzegorz_
26 Nov 2006
Grzegorz_
26 Nov 2006
News / Mine disaster in Poland [23]
I don't think so. For me Kazik seems to be a mega brainer compared to her.
I don't think so. For me Kazik seems to be a mega brainer compared to her.
Grzegorz_
26 Nov 2006
News / BRAIN DRAIN ON POLAND [101]
There are "lower class" people in every nation and It's better that they are there (and often send money to PL) than sit here on welfer.
I can't agree with that. First of all the best educated people can make really good money in Poland, so usually they don't leave and no matter what they say I think that most of those, who left would come back immidietly If they could make here similar money.
Well... I simply mean that most of them work for little money in comparision to average natives in these countries.
it is annoying to find so many polish people abroad ( they are usually not "smart" no education some of them don't know the language of the country they're in, bad behaviour sometimes)and they are all after the money educated or not,doing the simplest jobs mainly
There are "lower class" people in every nation and It's better that they are there (and often send money to PL) than sit here on welfer.
As for the brain drain - I think it is a disaster. As a journalist, I speak to lots of Polish people and the ones that will not return are the youngest, best educated and enterpreneurial people.
I can't agree with that. First of all the best educated people can make really good money in Poland, so usually they don't leave and no matter what they say I think that most of those, who left would come back immidietly If they could make here similar money.
Grzegorz,
When in Poland they are potential high earners. Doctors, Dentists etc.
When in the UK they are low income workers. They take a change of direction workwise.
Is this what you mean ?
When in Poland they are potential high earners. Doctors, Dentists etc.
When in the UK they are low income workers. They take a change of direction workwise.
Is this what you mean ?
Well... I simply mean that most of them work for little money in comparision to average natives in these countries.
Grzegorz_
26 Nov 2006
News / Mine disaster in Poland [23]
Damn :(
The results are in for President of Warsaw.
Marcinkiewicz PiS 46.6%
Gronkiewicz-Waltz PO 53.4%
Marcinkiewicz PiS 46.6%
Gronkiewicz-Waltz PO 53.4%
Damn :(
Grzegorz_
26 Nov 2006
History / What does it mean to be Polish? [46]
Sure... The real Poland is now in Chicago ?:)
well If You are not in Poland for good, sometimes you are more Polish theb "real one" Polish raised in Poland
Sure... The real Poland is now in Chicago ?:)
Grzegorz_
26 Nov 2006
News / BRAIN DRAIN ON POLAND [101]
Poles in UK ? You mean they aren't ?
Where did you get the idea that these people are low income workers.
Poles in UK ? You mean they aren't ?
Grzegorz_
25 Nov 2006
News / BRAIN DRAIN ON POLAND [101]
We are "producing" a few hundred thousand such people with degrees every year. Poles, especially young are simply overeducated for this level of economical developement. Generally people, who are leaving are those who aren't smart enough (and I'm not insluting anyone because in next year I am probably going to UK) to make a career in Poland and choose ****** job in UK or Irealand (for 1.500 EUR) over ****** job (below their qualifications) in Poland (for 300 EUR) or no job at all.
I voted for PiS If you mean that :).
There are lots of people from Poland with degrees etc doing more manual work in Ireland/UK....so their specialsit skills/qualifications are being lost to Poland...
We are "producing" a few hundred thousand such people with degrees every year. Poles, especially young are simply overeducated for this level of economical developement. Generally people, who are leaving are those who aren't smart enough (and I'm not insluting anyone because in next year I am probably going to UK) to make a career in Poland and choose ****** job in UK or Irealand (for 1.500 EUR) over ****** job (below their qualifications) in Poland (for 300 EUR) or no job at all.
right-wing extremists
I voted for PiS If you mean that :).
Grzegorz_
25 Nov 2006
News / BRAIN DRAIN ON POLAND [101]
How is that ? Most of these people are factory workers, truck drivers, waitress etc.
Am sure there is a huge brain drain relative to the population
How is that ? Most of these people are factory workers, truck drivers, waitress etc.