Seanus
30 Sep 2008
Life / Dzień chłopaka (Boy's Day) in Poland [10]
Made up by men for men? Who came first, Adam or Eve? Go to Youporn for ur answer
Made up by men for men? Who came first, Adam or Eve? Go to Youporn for ur answer
Seanus
30 Sep 2008
News / Adult movie producers looking for 'actresses' in Poland or just a weirdo? [120]
Yeah, it's all very well saying that they should just say no but these scuzballs have such powers of persuasion, convincing creeps.
There are places where women can go of their own volition, without on-the-spot pressure. This is the information age after all.
Yeah, it's all very well saying that they should just say no but these scuzballs have such powers of persuasion, convincing creeps.
There are places where women can go of their own volition, without on-the-spot pressure. This is the information age after all.
Seanus
30 Sep 2008
News / Donald Tusk - the worst PM of 3rd RP. [79]
And I'm still waiting too Greg, u didn't answer my questions above
And I'm still waiting too Greg, u didn't answer my questions above
Seanus
30 Sep 2008
Life / Dzień chłopaka (Boy's Day) in Poland [10]
Special treatment is better. A special treatment, being one thing, tends to imply something ;)
Dzień chłopaka sorry
Special treatment is better. A special treatment, being one thing, tends to imply something ;)
Dzień chłopaka sorry
Seanus
30 Sep 2008
Life / Dzień chłopaka (Boy's Day) in Poland [10]
Seeing as it is boyfriend day here in Poland, I received a book of Silesian dialect/gwary.
So, for all you girls that are chatting about ur boyfriends, be sure to say 'mom go rod', which means 'kocham go' or I love him to those who don't know Polish.
It never ceases to amaze me how many special days Poland has. What next, flip the bird day?
Seeing as it is boyfriend day here in Poland, I received a book of Silesian dialect/gwary.
So, for all you girls that are chatting about ur boyfriends, be sure to say 'mom go rod', which means 'kocham go' or I love him to those who don't know Polish.
It never ceases to amaze me how many special days Poland has. What next, flip the bird day?
Seanus
29 Sep 2008
UK, Ireland / What is in Poland that England doesn't have? [142]
ASDA specials are classy, I love their curries
ASDA specials are classy, I love their curries
Seanus
29 Sep 2008
Law / Commendable attitude to certification of Polish products [9]
Yeah, and the eggs themselves are contaminated, LOL
Yeah, and the eggs themselves are contaminated, LOL
Seanus
29 Sep 2008
UK, Ireland / What is in Poland that England doesn't have? [142]
Och, ukpolska, u had to go and spoil it ;)
Bcoz production stopped in 2000 doesn't mean that they aren't still in circulation. Ever heard of 1960's classics? They don't disappear from the face of the planet.
Och, ukpolska, u had to go and spoil it ;)
Bcoz production stopped in 2000 doesn't mean that they aren't still in circulation. Ever heard of 1960's classics? They don't disappear from the face of the planet.
Seanus
29 Sep 2008
Law / Commendable attitude to certification of Polish products [9]
It was on the news. Some were trying to claim that cabbage is not hygienic. That kinda drives a stake in the heart of many Polish producers. I think they cocked a snook at many Polish gherkin producers, the ones that produce the longer ones.
It was on the news. Some were trying to claim that cabbage is not hygienic. That kinda drives a stake in the heart of many Polish producers. I think they cocked a snook at many Polish gherkin producers, the ones that produce the longer ones.
Seanus
29 Sep 2008
News / Poland has the highest shopping IQ [46]
Is this Gary Sinise of humour or just sense of humour?
Poles are so hard to measure on this one. Poles tend to have this polarity, more visible in the transition from autumn/fall into winter. Some have GSOH and others diabolical
Is this Gary Sinise of humour or just sense of humour?
Poles are so hard to measure on this one. Poles tend to have this polarity, more visible in the transition from autumn/fall into winter. Some have GSOH and others diabolical
Seanus
29 Sep 2008
News / Poland has the highest shopping IQ [46]
My mum was amazed at just how often my GF ate pickles. Round the clock pickle munching. That was the first thing on the shopping list. Much cheaper here tho, u can pick up a big jar for 3.50zł
My mum was amazed at just how often my GF ate pickles. Round the clock pickle munching. That was the first thing on the shopping list. Much cheaper here tho, u can pick up a big jar for 3.50zł
Seanus
29 Sep 2008
News / Poland has the highest shopping IQ [46]
Ogórki. Oh, they have the highest IQ when it comes to pickles
Ogórki. Oh, they have the highest IQ when it comes to pickles
Seanus
29 Sep 2008
Law / Commendable attitude to certification of Polish products [9]
Yeah, I take ur points. All this paperwork makes it convoluted. I'm surprised that u mentioned cheesemakers. Aren't they offered some other incentives to produce? I'm not in touch with how subsidies are being administered now.
Yeah, a few local gherkin/pickle producers kicked up a fuss here when the EU tried to stick its snout in. They proposed more rigorous checks and uniformity of length, what pedantic drivel. This is a Polish product, made from years of tradition and expertise. There is a strong case for no EU intervention here. I could draw an analogy to subsidiarity. Sometimes, the best place for taking decisions is at the local level.
Yeah, I take ur points. All this paperwork makes it convoluted. I'm surprised that u mentioned cheesemakers. Aren't they offered some other incentives to produce? I'm not in touch with how subsidies are being administered now.
Yeah, a few local gherkin/pickle producers kicked up a fuss here when the EU tried to stick its snout in. They proposed more rigorous checks and uniformity of length, what pedantic drivel. This is a Polish product, made from years of tradition and expertise. There is a strong case for no EU intervention here. I could draw an analogy to subsidiarity. Sometimes, the best place for taking decisions is at the local level.
Seanus
29 Sep 2008
Language / (part 2) Polish Language Pronunciation - Sample Words and Phrases [311]
LAM BOR GHEE NEE, the conventional way. Sounds classiest!!
LAM BOR GHEE NEE, the conventional way. Sounds classiest!!
Seanus
29 Sep 2008
UK, Ireland / What is in Poland that England doesn't have? [142]
It's just a matter of preference. There is nothing quite like fish&chips after not having had them for some time!! Bangers and mash, mince and tatties, quality stuff. Polish food is great too.
An abundance of Maluchs is probably a good answer to the question. People are getting steadily richer here, but there are still plenty Maluchs to be seen. There is a FIAT factory near here, in Tychy. I bet they do a roaring trade.
It's just a matter of preference. There is nothing quite like fish&chips after not having had them for some time!! Bangers and mash, mince and tatties, quality stuff. Polish food is great too.
An abundance of Maluchs is probably a good answer to the question. People are getting steadily richer here, but there are still plenty Maluchs to be seen. There is a FIAT factory near here, in Tychy. I bet they do a roaring trade.
Seanus
29 Sep 2008
History / Why we talk about Nazis not Germans [138]
Well, I'm still disappointed in the 33 or 43%, whatever the figure was. £odz is right, Mein Kampf was published b4. I guess it was in widespread circulation. Now that I think about it, Somerled had a point about the sheep. It was an easy solution.
Well, most of the actual perpetrators were either brought to justice at Nuremberg, or have died. Eichmann was caught, the Mossad was just too smart for him.
As I said b4, no RIP for hateful minds!!
Well, I'm still disappointed in the 33 or 43%, whatever the figure was. £odz is right, Mein Kampf was published b4. I guess it was in widespread circulation. Now that I think about it, Somerled had a point about the sheep. It was an easy solution.
Well, most of the actual perpetrators were either brought to justice at Nuremberg, or have died. Eichmann was caught, the Mossad was just too smart for him.
As I said b4, no RIP for hateful minds!!
Seanus
29 Sep 2008
UK, Ireland / Integrating Polish people into the British society [150]
Not a silly question at all. What is British society for a start? It's not as easy to define as Polish society
Not a silly question at all. What is British society for a start? It's not as easy to define as Polish society
Seanus
29 Sep 2008
History / Why we talk about Nazis not Germans [138]
Yes yehudi, there was a majority who voted for Hitler but that wasn't unanimity. There were those who dissented, albeit hush hush.
The American woman had a point. The world community had to stamp it out ASAP and political concerns superceded humanitarian ones. America showed the power it had in Nagasaki and Hiroshima. The problem was finger pointing.
The fact is, there was indifference, even glee, that Jews were being killed. A ridiculous state of affairs really. There wasn't enough of a vested interest in the initial termination phase. The international community can hang its head in shame rather than basking in its post-war glory.
Yes yehudi, there was a majority who voted for Hitler but that wasn't unanimity. There were those who dissented, albeit hush hush.
The American woman had a point. The world community had to stamp it out ASAP and political concerns superceded humanitarian ones. America showed the power it had in Nagasaki and Hiroshima. The problem was finger pointing.
The fact is, there was indifference, even glee, that Jews were being killed. A ridiculous state of affairs really. There wasn't enough of a vested interest in the initial termination phase. The international community can hang its head in shame rather than basking in its post-war glory.
Seanus
29 Sep 2008
UK, Ireland / Integrating Polish people into the British society [150]
No worries, apology accepted. Not surprised to see that u r a female, males tend to battle more and take the **** you anyway approach. Article, LOL, it kinda was.
I wasn't angry, it's ok.
No worries, apology accepted. Not surprised to see that u r a female, males tend to battle more and take the **** you anyway approach. Article, LOL, it kinda was.
I wasn't angry, it's ok.
Seanus
29 Sep 2008
News / Poland has the highest shopping IQ [46]
Yeah, I'm glad that Poland came top. It shows that people make responsible purchases and are aware that their spending power is somewhat more limited. I like the attitude amongst many that only the staples are necessary and that there is no need to flash the cash too often.
Yeah, I'm glad that Poland came top. It shows that people make responsible purchases and are aware that their spending power is somewhat more limited. I like the attitude amongst many that only the staples are necessary and that there is no need to flash the cash too often.
Seanus
29 Sep 2008
News / Poland has the highest shopping IQ [46]
Loose? I'm wearing a belt ;) My sexual habits, sorry, not loose either :)
I honestly couldn't care less about the shopping habits of those from the UK. I'd rather watch paint dry quite frankly.
I'd prefer to focus on sth meaningful
Loose? I'm wearing a belt ;) My sexual habits, sorry, not loose either :)
I honestly couldn't care less about the shopping habits of those from the UK. I'd rather watch paint dry quite frankly.
I'd prefer to focus on sth meaningful
Seanus
28 Sep 2008
History / Why we talk about Nazis not Germans [138]
Well, ok, I swore I saw some supporters at Tottenham games, or whoever is propping up the rear these days.
Anyway, I know what u r trying to say and I respectully agree. In a political sense, yes.
Well, ok, I swore I saw some supporters at Tottenham games, or whoever is propping up the rear these days.
Anyway, I know what u r trying to say and I respectully agree. In a political sense, yes.
Seanus
28 Sep 2008
UK, Ireland / How long before a newly arrived Pole can buy something on credit ? [24]
Yeah, exactly. Planning ahead. If he is lucky, he will find assistance but many are just too busy to bother these days.
Yeah, exactly. Planning ahead. If he is lucky, he will find assistance but many are just too busy to bother these days.
Seanus
28 Sep 2008
History / Why we talk about Nazis not Germans [138]
Not really Somerled. Teams at the bottom of any division still command support. Sheep don't root in that way, maybe in another ;)
Not really Somerled. Teams at the bottom of any division still command support. Sheep don't root in that way, maybe in another ;)
Seanus
28 Sep 2008
UK, Ireland / Integrating Polish people into the British society [150]
Yeah, Krakow1, u owe me an apology for being insulting. I have lived out of my country, for 6 years in fact. Comfort zone? Oh, really? Just cuz I don't make life difficult and can set up new opportunities for myself?
I have no guaranteed pension given how things are conducted here and I have no expectation that the Polish state will 'bail me out' as u put it.
So, I'm ready for that apology
Yeah, Krakow1, u owe me an apology for being insulting. I have lived out of my country, for 6 years in fact. Comfort zone? Oh, really? Just cuz I don't make life difficult and can set up new opportunities for myself?
I have no guaranteed pension given how things are conducted here and I have no expectation that the Polish state will 'bail me out' as u put it.
So, I'm ready for that apology
Seanus
28 Sep 2008
History / Why we talk about Nazis not Germans [138]
And paid for it with their lives. No RIP for hateful minds!!
And paid for it with their lives. No RIP for hateful minds!!
Seanus
28 Sep 2008
News / Poland has the highest shopping IQ [46]
Shopping IQ, this is not one of ur better topics to promote Poland £ukasz. Poles don't splash out as much because they have learned to be more selective in their purchases. They don't have as much disposable income. Life isn't exactly cheap here in comparison to salaries. I mean, when u take into consideration all the little costs that u incur along the way.
Shopping IQ, what a nonsense!! Marketing BS
Shopping IQ, this is not one of ur better topics to promote Poland £ukasz. Poles don't splash out as much because they have learned to be more selective in their purchases. They don't have as much disposable income. Life isn't exactly cheap here in comparison to salaries. I mean, when u take into consideration all the little costs that u incur along the way.
Shopping IQ, what a nonsense!! Marketing BS
Seanus
28 Sep 2008
News / Are Christians prosecuted in Poland (and Europe in general)? [53]
Discussions about Christianity are fine. I don't think that the EU is so strict in this way. Look at Mary Robinson, an Irish woman, she occupied a prominent position in the EU. I think she was Catholic.
I have nothing against innocent Christians carrying out their traditions. It just perplexes me why the EU would take such a stance as u suggest £ukasz. Being Catholic doesn't preclude the possibility of being pro-EU.
Discussions about Christianity are fine. I don't think that the EU is so strict in this way. Look at Mary Robinson, an Irish woman, she occupied a prominent position in the EU. I think she was Catholic.
I have nothing against innocent Christians carrying out their traditions. It just perplexes me why the EU would take such a stance as u suggest £ukasz. Being Catholic doesn't preclude the possibility of being pro-EU.
Seanus
28 Sep 2008
News / What is the future of Catholic church in Poland. [154]
Boruc was slated for being inflammatory £ukasz. Personally, I feel that he had every right to cross himself but the Rangers fans interpreted it differently.
As for the future of the Catholic church, it is still afforded the opportunity to make its voice heard. Stations like Radio Maria make sure of that. Also, Poles must look inward. Many are not practising Catholics, this comes from their decision. Don't blame this on outside sources so much.
Freedoms haven't been removed. If u want some articles on Christianity and the Law, read Paul Beaumont. He is Head of Law School at Aberdeen University, the place where I got my Masters. He is a practising Christian and eminent Professor, a man who taught me much.
Just don't play the poor us role too quickly. It's not as bad as u think.
Boruc was slated for being inflammatory £ukasz. Personally, I feel that he had every right to cross himself but the Rangers fans interpreted it differently.
As for the future of the Catholic church, it is still afforded the opportunity to make its voice heard. Stations like Radio Maria make sure of that. Also, Poles must look inward. Many are not practising Catholics, this comes from their decision. Don't blame this on outside sources so much.
Freedoms haven't been removed. If u want some articles on Christianity and the Law, read Paul Beaumont. He is Head of Law School at Aberdeen University, the place where I got my Masters. He is a practising Christian and eminent Professor, a man who taught me much.
Just don't play the poor us role too quickly. It's not as bad as u think.
Seanus
28 Sep 2008