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Joined: 14 Oct 2007 / Female ♀
Last Post: 9 Jan 2014
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JustysiaS   
10 Oct 2008
News / nasza-klasa.pl how to mark a read mail as unread [41]

He confeesed to shagging around with an old slapper, he even gave her name and where she lived :)

ouch! lol

but only you know how his little mind works, i don't know him.

i know... i'll just beat him and he will understand ha ha
JustysiaS   
10 Oct 2008
News / nasza-klasa.pl how to mark a read mail as unread [41]

And then I worked out his password for friends reunited and updated his details for him:)

i can only imagine what you said lol. can you work out my blokes email password for me please, i'll pay!!! ha ha
JustysiaS   
10 Oct 2008
News / nasza-klasa.pl how to mark a read mail as unread [41]

not sure about that one, but I know you can mark the PMs as unread on the forum. He'll just have to figure it out for himself

oh well i checked it and it can't be done on that website, so once something has been read, you can't make it look like it hasn't been read. tough.

I gave him the opportunity to be honest with me, but when I questioned him he lied, so I had to find out for myself......I'm also very good at steaming open letters

oh yeah sometimes it's the only way to find out about the truth, and as much as it should be avoided by all means, it might be the only way to know for sure you are not being lied to. been there done it. you sound like a proper spy, daisy lol.
JustysiaS   
6 Oct 2008
News / Poland has the highest shopping IQ [46]

Poland, the winning nation, has the highest shopping IQ, where shoppers rarely spend impulsively and are particularly open to alternative brands

all those years of being called a pikey bargain hunter finally paid off ha ha
JustysiaS   
6 Oct 2008
Life / Poems for Poland. [41]

Ode to Pantoflarz

hej pantoflarze
juz ja wam pokaze
pf to nie raj
dla chlopow bez jaj
tak wiem, nie masz jaj
daj zyc ludziom, daj
juz nie mecz i nie klnij
na ziemi ukleknij
i przepros w pokorze
jak dziac to sie moze
ze gnebisz tak ludzi
probujesz sie ludzic
ze masz tu przewage
ze zwracasz uwage
i ze masz gadane
nie ludz sie kochany
jak bedziesz sie rzucac, no to niestety
dostaniesz wpierdol od swojej kobiety

JustysiaS   
6 Oct 2008
Food / Polish National Dish [54]

bigos, gołąbki, żurek, kapuśniak, barszcz, zupa szczawiowa just to mention a few. i miss my mom's cooking!!
JustysiaS   
5 Oct 2008
UK, Ireland / All That Manners Business [I'm Polish, moved to UK as an au pair.] [87]

They actually expect me to act like I was English... Joe told me really harsch I should adapt as I'm not in Poland anymore :(

wait a minute... didn't you say earlier on before you left Poland that he loved you for who you were and because you were so different than other girls he met? i can't believe you let him talk like this, you can't change the way you are just to please his mother, it's her problem and if Joe was a mature guy he'd sit down with that rude woman and talk to her instead of telling YOU that you are acting like a victim and you should adapt. why should YOU get out of your way to please them if they do f*ck all to please you? you're not like them and you never will be. pretending you are like them will make you unhappy, we don't want that to happen. ask yourself, do you really want a mommy's boy like that? do you think he will EVER stand by your side and choose your word over his mother's? it's mental and him being in the army is even worse cos he still won't be able to think for himself and will always look up to his supervisor and his mother. i have a soldier boy and i know just how difficult it is for him to make his own decisions. i know you love that guy but you gotta love yourself too and think about your own good. his mom must've been very hurt in the past by Joe's dad and that's why she's bad mouthing him and being so protective of Joe, cos she's worried you're only with him for the money and you will break his heart. i don't know how you can convince her you're not like that, maybe stop visiting their house so often as you're obviously not feeling comfortable there. if Joe complains about it, tell him you're obviously not welcomed there and if he wants you to visit him he should speak to his mother. if he refuses to do that and blame it all on you again... he's a mommy's boy and you should seriously think if you really wanna be with a guy like that. he's supposed to be your rock, you came all this way for him. it makes my blood boil to see you struggle so much, it's totally not your fault, it's those awful people's fault. hit me up on facebook if you wanna chat!
JustysiaS   
4 Oct 2008
UK, Ireland / All That Manners Business [I'm Polish, moved to UK as an au pair.] [87]

Not true :) If someone asks me how I'm feeling, and I'm feeling like crap, I tell them I'm feeling crap!!

fair enough but that's not what they expect to hear. it's so easy to tell anyway when someone is genuinly concerned about how you are, or if it's just small talk. that's what differs us Poles from you guys, if we don't care - we don't ask.

Never liked small talk - it's banal

I am very happy to say that I don't conform to that stereotype, nor do my friends & contemporaries

it's not all about you, it's about people like this guys mom...

I think it's best to be honest and nice. If that doesnt help then tough, after all she doesnt go out with the mother or even live with her. give the mother some time, she might get used to it.
JustysiaS   
4 Oct 2008
UK, Ireland / All That Manners Business [I'm Polish, moved to UK as an au pair.] [87]

Oh-Oh. I'd get that 'unpolite girl' thing when i first arrived in UK and for the same reason - cos i didnt ask people how they were and said whateverrr a few times haha. So then i started asking it and it was fine. I started asking them every 5 minutes and i think they got the hint about just how pointless it was to me. I know it is stupid to us Poles becasue why ask how someone is if you totally don't wanna know, and funnily enough it is inappropriate to say you're actually not ok or start complaining about some aches and pains you were gettin recently. So my best advice is to get into that habit of saying 'how are you' and try to say it nicely, no attitude! I know what you're like ha ha... After a while when people get used to you you can stop doing it, they will ask you first sometimes so you just say fine thanks and move on. The English love their small talk.

As for the mommy, she's acting like she's jealous that her beloved boy has another woman in his life. She is well aware that you come from a different culture so she can't expect you to act like you were English, she's just being petty and she knows it. I know it p*sses you off but get her something like a box of chocolates and talk to her about how sad it makes you feel when she says bad things about you and how she refuses to sit down for a meal with you. Tell her you really care about having a good relationship with her. The English are not very direct people and they hardly ever say what they think and feel to your face, so if you approach her like that she will listen to you as if you were Jesus babe haha. That is all you can do, at least you will show her you're mature about the situation unlike she is, she should know better and come to terms with the fact that her son will find a woman and fall in love. Is she a single mom or are Joe's folks married and living together? Is he the only child? Cos that would explain many things... if you can't think of any subjects to discuss with her, just chat about the weather, or maybe watch a few episodes of coronation street or eastenders, they all watch it (i know it's rubbish! lol) and start a convo about that.

I know exactly how you feel, and i know this small talk is stupid but it makes them happy, if they moan about you not saying 'how are you' then they obviously have nothing else to pick on. You're awesome, keep it that way. Loooove xox
JustysiaS   
4 Oct 2008
Love / Are all Polish women the same..... [81]

SeanBM: You want me to ask you a question about Poland? ok, what is the capital of Poland?

Krakow, ah ha.

is it?

i wish your dream wel come true very soon one advice only from your brother be close try to read islamic book just knowing i respect you any were and god bless you

oh yeah that's gonna help, you friggin brainwashed weirdo
JustysiaS   
4 Oct 2008
Life / Post stamps, I want to send a letter from Poland to European country [5]

stamps are znaczki. i think that if it's just a letter with a card in it 3 zl should be enough. ask the person at the counter to weigh it for you and tell them you want it to go by air mail (poczta lotnicza) so they put this blue sticker on it. just go and ask at your local post office, i'm sure they will help you out.
JustysiaS   
2 Oct 2008
Love / I'm a turkish guy who thinks that polish girls are slutty [113]

stupid turd, it does my head in when losers like that claim all women love them, when in fact it's so rubbish that it's not even funny. it's only grannies who fall for them and buy them a visa so they can live in europe after they made passionate love to them. makes my stomach turn, eww
JustysiaS   
2 Oct 2008
Love / I'm a turkish guy who thinks that polish girls are slutty [113]

wlan2:

what a sad excuse of a man you are, you slimey little sh*t. you've just been lucky to have slept with such beautiful women, they were probably off their face on alcohol when they 'consented' to have sex with you. did you spike their drinks? i read a story in a paper about poor turkish village boys going to big cities and working as prostitutes to make a living. so if anyone is sluts here then it's you. i can't stand when a slimey bunch of greasy turks gets out of their dirty kebab shop and whistle and shout at schoolgirls, or follow them on the street. you're like a bunch of filthy, good for nothing savages, you have no manners, you stink like hell and you can't stop thinking about sex. now go and play with your tiny little d*ck you idiot.

babe, why dont you accept the fact that you're dying to have sex with exotic dark skinned men?

your skin is so dark only cos you haven't had a friggin bath in 8 months
JustysiaS   
28 Sep 2008
UK, Ireland / What is in Poland that England doesn't have? [142]

ha ha true, they walk down the street and play some rąbanka with their chav little phones. why? get a pair of bloody headphones on, not everybody wants to listen to that cr*ap. i catch a bus to work and it's a nightmare now kids started school, bus is always late cos it has to pick them all up and drop them off right outside the school entrance. it could easily stop on the other side of the road, there's a crossing with lights there, but no. i say let those little chavs play with the traffic and let the natural selection rule out who's gonna get to school today. lol.
JustysiaS   
28 Sep 2008
News / Women's average earnings as a percentage of men's. Poland's near top. [50]

Oh yeah, clothes! but clothes for your partner..... ooops, sorry, your sponsor! lol

you do realise im not being serious dont you. i'd just get too bored if i didnt work, and in every relationship i had i paid for myself and never expected them to buy me stuff. i'm decent like that :).
JustysiaS   
28 Sep 2008
News / Women's average earnings as a percentage of men's. Poland's near top. [50]

i meant shopping for clothes and perfumes, is that not okay? of course it's a relationship, and us women pay our own way ha ha. yeah i'll hire a maid and she'll do all the work whilst i'm out shopping and gossiping. perfect life! ha ha...
JustysiaS   
28 Sep 2008
Genealogy / Polish symbol/Polish heritage for a tatoo [16]

i was being serious lol! how about the flag of olsztyn then, click on the link below



or this, its a symbol of olsztyn as well, its the St. Jacob's shell, he's the patron of olsztyn
JustysiaS   
28 Sep 2008
UK, Ireland / English husband cannot live with his Polish wife and child in the UK [19]

you must've known what you were getting yourself into before you got married, so maybe you should've thought about all the pros and cons then and see how the law works in Poland. i'm not saying you shouldnt've gotten married but you are struggling now and long-distance relationships rarely work out. hire a good lawyer and see if he can convince the judge to let you take the child away from its father to a different country. does he genuinly care about that kid though?
JustysiaS   
28 Sep 2008
UK, Ireland / English husband cannot live with his Polish wife and child in the UK [19]

why would the Polish court give custody rights to the father if she married you and you have a steady job and your own place? i thought they always ruled in the mothers favour anyway, she has to be able to move to UK and live with you and her child, you are married. good luck.
JustysiaS   
28 Sep 2008
UK, Ireland / Polish people are happy with the UK health care system [27]

i must admit that nhs isnt all that bad, although there is a lot of messing about going on. i think all the gp's ive seen were ok and i was always helped when i needed it, in emergency or not. i've been going to the doctors more often in UK than i used to in Poland, because even if i don't really have a health issue and just wanna talk to the doctor about something they will not make me feel like i wasted their time, and Polish doctors are a bit like that. as for the dentist, i had very bad experience with them here and i get my teeth done privately in Poland, cheaper than nhs and much better service. so yeah apart from the dentist i think i get what i pay for every month, have no issues with nhs, but then i never had to stay in a hospital to have an operation or anything, so i haven't seen it all, and hopefully i won't do anytime soon!