Daisy
5 Nov 2007
Life / How much do you HATE POLISH PEOPLE and POLAND [1260]
go ahead no one here will try and stop you
i would rather be burnt at the stake
go ahead no one here will try and stop you
Daisy
4 Nov 2007
Life / How much do you HATE POLISH PEOPLE and POLAND [1260]
Don't worry..he hasn't harmed any real people..it's just a fantasy he plays out when he's hitting Action Man's head against the bars of his cot
Only insecure, pathetic little worms need to use their fists to communicate...
Don't worry..he hasn't harmed any real people..it's just a fantasy he plays out when he's hitting Action Man's head against the bars of his cot
Daisy
4 Nov 2007
Life / How much do you HATE POLISH PEOPLE and POLAND [1260]
isn't it past your bed time little boy?
ill remember this when im smashing another ple head off the curb
isn't it past your bed time little boy?
Daisy
4 Nov 2007
Daisy
3 Nov 2007
Daisy
3 Nov 2007
Life / How much do you HATE POLISH PEOPLE and POLAND [1260]
she had to, so she could plug in his night light
Loony`s mommy probably turned off the internet for the night
she had to, so she could plug in his night light
Daisy
3 Nov 2007
Life / How much do you HATE POLISH PEOPLE and POLAND [1260]
I don't think Loony's here anymore...time for his bath and beddy byes
I don't think Loony's here anymore...time for his bath and beddy byes
Daisy
3 Nov 2007
Life / How much do you HATE POLISH PEOPLE and POLAND [1260]
it must be all those floods back in the summer...I think some of it waterlogged Loony's brain
i didnt know there was a sea between scotland and england, or in wales aswell...hmmm
i must go home soon, it sounds like everything has changed:)
i must go home soon, it sounds like everything has changed:)
it must be all those floods back in the summer...I think some of it waterlogged Loony's brain
Daisy
3 Nov 2007
Life / How much do you HATE POLISH PEOPLE and POLAND [1260]
you missed the N from your name
YOURS LOOY
you missed the N from your name
Daisy
3 Nov 2007
Life / How much do you HATE POLISH PEOPLE and POLAND [1260]
everyboby speak English...Lewis can't read or write it though
My Dad's ex Navy and he says exactly the same thing
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE WHICH EVERYBOBY JUST ABOUT CAN SPEAK
everyboby speak English...Lewis can't read or write it though
as an ex squaddie there is not a hope in hell the army would allow that. we dont need trash filling the ranks. its not down to the army to sort out civilian problems
My Dad's ex Navy and he says exactly the same thing
Daisy
3 Nov 2007
Life / How much do you HATE POLISH PEOPLE and POLAND [1260]
The police have probably confiscated yours until the football season is over
DONT U LOOK AT YOUR BRITISHPASSPORT
The police have probably confiscated yours until the football season is over
Daisy
3 Nov 2007
Life / How much do you HATE POLISH PEOPLE and POLAND [1260]
Well if they employ you as sign writer they won't be getting much custom... no one will understand a word of it
THERE WILL BE BRITISH HOMES BUISNESSES
Well if they employ you as sign writer they won't be getting much custom... no one will understand a word of it
Daisy
3 Nov 2007
Life / How much do you HATE POLISH PEOPLE and POLAND [1260]
Now I know why the BNP changed their name... none of their members could spell nashnull in National Front
Now I know why the BNP changed their name... none of their members could spell nashnull in National Front
Daisy
3 Nov 2007
Life / How much do you HATE POLISH PEOPLE and POLAND [1260]
Ok Lewis you want to quote famous British people........most people have heard of Samuel Taylor Coleridge.......he needs no introduction.........He stood in a church pulpit 200 years ago and preached against the evils of slavery...he was a truly great Briton
Ok Lewis you want to quote famous British people........most people have heard of Samuel Taylor Coleridge.......he needs no introduction.........He stood in a church pulpit 200 years ago and preached against the evils of slavery...he was a truly great Briton
Daisy
3 Nov 2007
Life / How much do you HATE POLISH PEOPLE and POLAND [1260]
Were they lost?
Why were people from Pakistan catching a boat from Jamaica?
MAN PAKISTANI ECT PEOPLE WHO CAME ON THE WIND RUSH
Were they lost?
Why were people from Pakistan catching a boat from Jamaica?
Daisy
3 Nov 2007
Life / How much do you HATE POLISH PEOPLE and POLAND [1260]
Well she ought to...she doesn't know what she's missing ;)
Don't think she visits this forum
Well she ought to...she doesn't know what she's missing ;)
Daisy
31 Oct 2007
News / Things you might not know about Poland [76]
yes, Bratwurstboy does
Does anyone today stand up and say 'I am a Prussian.'?
yes, Bratwurstboy does
Daisy
31 Oct 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish tramp dies in Wolverhampton. [17]
true, no one could make him change his way of life if he didn't want to
I thought of him as well, they even did a special episode just about him
i think one of Mr Trebus best lines was when the health inspector showed him a dead rat laying in the garden and said "look you've got rats" he replied "don't start telling me about rats, even the queen of England has rats, why do you think she has a royal rat catcher"
Yes but my point is that he wanted to live like that.
true, no one could make him change his way of life if he didn't want to
Reminds me of Mr Edmund Trebus from a life of Grime, R.I.P
I thought of him as well, they even did a special episode just about him
i think one of Mr Trebus best lines was when the health inspector showed him a dead rat laying in the garden and said "look you've got rats" he replied "don't start telling me about rats, even the queen of England has rats, why do you think she has a royal rat catcher"
Daisy
31 Oct 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish tramp dies in Wolverhampton. [17]
You don't know what psychological damage the war did to him to make him choose to live that way....his wife leaving him, was probably just one bad thing too many for him to cope with
He was a weirdo, who wanted to live there.
You don't know what psychological damage the war did to him to make him choose to live that way....his wife leaving him, was probably just one bad thing too many for him to cope with
Daisy
31 Oct 2007
Life / Smoking ban - will this be coming to Poland like other EU countries? [183]
As a non smoker I have breathed in more passive smoke since the ban than before it…….. Every time I walk through the main gate at work, I have to walk through a fog of smokers, who never troubled me when they had a smoking room.
When I walk down the street, every office/shop doorway I pass, a group of people are stood on the pavement filling the area with smoke....................... What is wrong with giving people designated areas? I can choose not to go into those areas.
Just my pennies worth
As a non smoker I have breathed in more passive smoke since the ban than before it…….. Every time I walk through the main gate at work, I have to walk through a fog of smokers, who never troubled me when they had a smoking room.
When I walk down the street, every office/shop doorway I pass, a group of people are stood on the pavement filling the area with smoke....................... What is wrong with giving people designated areas? I can choose not to go into those areas.
Just my pennies worth
Daisy
29 Oct 2007
Life / How much do you HATE POLISH PEOPLE and POLAND [1260]
Really? you'll find you're wrong on that one... ever visited Brick Lane in London?
They've never had to face immigration
Really? you'll find you're wrong on that one... ever visited Brick Lane in London?
Daisy
28 Oct 2007
UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]
entirely agree with you on that one
A related question that actually has better room for equal discussion than the thread's original question. Had this been the question to begin with - it would be an entirely different ball game.
entirely agree with you on that one
Daisy
28 Oct 2007
Life / Polish Driving Licence. [314]
Do you mean these two who only posted once?
Friends of yours are they?
Do you mean these two who only posted once?
Friends of yours are they?
Daisy
27 Oct 2007
Love / What to do, should I forget her? [14]
You haven't mentioned the bit where you broke up with your long term partner, so I'm assuming you are still with her, despite acknowledging problems you can't be assed to do anything about......why are you still with your curent partner?....keeping her in reserve in case it doesn't work out with the barmaid?
My guess is she found out about your partner and doesn't want to go out with a cheat
It's also highlighted some major shortcomings in my current relationship which I really don't have the enthusiam to sort out as I think they've been left to linger too long and are now so rooted that I don't think I could ever or even want to sort them out.
You haven't mentioned the bit where you broke up with your long term partner, so I'm assuming you are still with her, despite acknowledging problems you can't be assed to do anything about......why are you still with your curent partner?....keeping her in reserve in case it doesn't work out with the barmaid?
My only guess is that she does not want a long distance relationship
My guess is she found out about your partner and doesn't want to go out with a cheat
Daisy
27 Oct 2007
Daisy
26 Oct 2007
UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]
Polish Government employees arrange 20 polling stations around the country, as they see a need for this...... I don't know the details of all polling stations, but I do know my nearest one was held in club for Polish ex servicemen.... No doubt, the club was reimbursed financially for the use of the club and the club committee was happy with the arrangement ...who the hell is this 'We' who 'allowed' this to take place?... what kind of Stalinist regime would try to stop it..and how would they enforce such a ban?
To be honest if we said 'no' you can't have public ballet boxes
Polish Government employees arrange 20 polling stations around the country, as they see a need for this...... I don't know the details of all polling stations, but I do know my nearest one was held in club for Polish ex servicemen.... No doubt, the club was reimbursed financially for the use of the club and the club committee was happy with the arrangement ...who the hell is this 'We' who 'allowed' this to take place?... what kind of Stalinist regime would try to stop it..and how would they enforce such a ban?
Daisy
26 Oct 2007
UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]
Agreed.. Torny just doesn't like being wrong....it's just become argument for arguments sake :(
I truely feel from your original post, you objected largely to there being a GB cost to this, now you've conceeded there is not and merely have you 'back up' now
Agreed.. Torny just doesn't like being wrong....it's just become argument for arguments sake :(
Daisy
26 Oct 2007
UK, Ireland / Polls for Poles in the UK [178]
I can't believe you're still argueing about this.
It's already been established that Poland and not UK paid for this...
What is your problem with a Polish person, entering their local Polish club and casting their vote, all supervised by Polish people...no Anglo-Saxon was harmed in the process.
But then you say they should use a postal vote...I'm surprised you don't object to them using Her Majesty's Royal Mail boxes, the contents of which are emptied, transported and sorted by Her Majesty's Royal Mail employees...or perhaps you do object them using a Royal Mail postal service...Perhaps the Poles should supply their own post boxes..or better still ballot boxes.
tornado2007
I can't believe you're still argueing about this.
It's already been established that Poland and not UK paid for this...
What is your problem with a Polish person, entering their local Polish club and casting their vote, all supervised by Polish people...no Anglo-Saxon was harmed in the process.
But then you say they should use a postal vote...I'm surprised you don't object to them using Her Majesty's Royal Mail boxes, the contents of which are emptied, transported and sorted by Her Majesty's Royal Mail employees...or perhaps you do object them using a Royal Mail postal service...Perhaps the Poles should supply their own post boxes..or better still ballot boxes.
Daisy
25 Oct 2007
UK, Ireland / young children in UK innercity (afro caribean) [27]
I have to agree with you on that one..
Another case which sickened me recently was a paedophile who had been abusing children for over 20 years........he was a Jehovahs Witness...and the judge let him walk free............. the reason the judge gave was that the man was deeply religious
Personally, i think in all of these cases...they should go to appeal and whatever sentence the criminal gets, the judge should get as well for being an accessory to the crime
Religion does not make someone a better person Jareck, We have plenty of Freedom Just a pathetic excuse of a Justice System, thats all it boils down too.
I have to agree with you on that one..
Another case which sickened me recently was a paedophile who had been abusing children for over 20 years........he was a Jehovahs Witness...and the judge let him walk free............. the reason the judge gave was that the man was deeply religious
Personally, i think in all of these cases...they should go to appeal and whatever sentence the criminal gets, the judge should get as well for being an accessory to the crime
Daisy
25 Oct 2007
UK, Ireland / young children in UK innercity (afro caribean) [27]
The old man was 95 and was left blind in the eye that was punched.....he should have gone to prison for a very long time for doing that, instead he's walking free......is it any wonder people take the law into their own hands
i was thinking today after i read in the paper that an elderly gentleman whos eye was punched on the train, the man who hit himonly got a supervision order,
The old man was 95 and was left blind in the eye that was punched.....he should have gone to prison for a very long time for doing that, instead he's walking free......is it any wonder people take the law into their own hands