Seanus
29 Apr 2008
Love / What is Sexy to men and women in Poland? [101]
Sexy is TATU, that redhead is raunchy and feisty
Sexy is TATU, that redhead is raunchy and feisty
Seanus
29 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / UK is Poles apart from home [39]
Why pay more for a pad when u need that cash for ur kid?
Why pay more for a pad when u need that cash for ur kid?
Seanus
29 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / UK is Poles apart from home [39]
Hash browns are not too dissimilar to waffles as u know.
Hash browns are not too dissimilar to waffles as u know.
Seanus
29 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / UK is Poles apart from home [39]
I wonder how the Poles react to potato waffles, I loved those as a kid. They have gofry although I can't comment on them as I've never tried 'em. Do u get Forfar bridies down south WB? They are probably just a Scottish thing
I wonder how the Poles react to potato waffles, I loved those as a kid. They have gofry although I can't comment on them as I've never tried 'em. Do u get Forfar bridies down south WB? They are probably just a Scottish thing
Seanus
29 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / UK is Poles apart from home [39]
I c what u r saying Mister H, very reasonable as usual, but sometimes u have to accept what u r given and live within ur means. I'm sure they'd graciously and gratefully accept a mansion but let's be realistic here. The UK is the 4th richest country in the world, or so it is said (I doubt it), so we see things through a different lens. Maybe they were on a waiting list and got a lucky break.
I c what u r saying Mister H, very reasonable as usual, but sometimes u have to accept what u r given and live within ur means. I'm sure they'd graciously and gratefully accept a mansion but let's be realistic here. The UK is the 4th richest country in the world, or so it is said (I doubt it), so we see things through a different lens. Maybe they were on a waiting list and got a lucky break.
Seanus
29 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / UK is Poles apart from home [39]
They are priced out of properties in Warsaw. Brits don't realise how good they have it. Britain offers many 'studenty' foods like Tesco savers baked beans or Safeway savers spaghetti. The prices of food here are admittedly much cheaper but that's changing. In Britain, u can live pretty cheaply. Farmfoods provide decent stuff for cheap. Britain also has some good second hand shops. U can really pick up some bargains there.
They are priced out of properties in Warsaw. Brits don't realise how good they have it. Britain offers many 'studenty' foods like Tesco savers baked beans or Safeway savers spaghetti. The prices of food here are admittedly much cheaper but that's changing. In Britain, u can live pretty cheaply. Farmfoods provide decent stuff for cheap. Britain also has some good second hand shops. U can really pick up some bargains there.
Seanus
29 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / The Independent about Poles in the UK: "Poles are under attack." [83]
Wasn't that learn 'the' English? Hehehe
Wasn't that learn 'the' English? Hehehe
Seanus
29 Apr 2008
Seanus
29 Apr 2008
Food / what kind of sauce should I make for my gołąbki? [63]
It goes down a treat, like a chilled beer after a long day's slogging away!!
It goes down a treat, like a chilled beer after a long day's slogging away!!
Seanus
29 Apr 2008
Life / Poles' tolerance towards other Races [190]
I'm glad in a way that Poland has taken a stand against regimes in countries like Afghanistan and Iraq. Chemical Ali and Al Hassan, 2 brutal buggers, are now being brought to justice. I'm as tolerant as they come but radical Muslims really get up my nose. Any culture that disrespects women to that extent is worthy of huge contempt.
I'm glad in a way that Poland has taken a stand against regimes in countries like Afghanistan and Iraq. Chemical Ali and Al Hassan, 2 brutal buggers, are now being brought to justice. I'm as tolerant as they come but radical Muslims really get up my nose. Any culture that disrespects women to that extent is worthy of huge contempt.
Seanus
29 Apr 2008
Food / what kind of sauce should I make for my gołąbki? [63]
Campbells Soup, yum. Baxters, a Scottish firm, is superb too. Isn't Campbells Scottish? I've been away too long. Still, Poland pips Scotland at the post for top class soups, and that's saying sth
Still, one of my favourite soup is Canadian (American?). Where does clam chowder hail from? It was legendary!! Wun Tun soup is also delicious.
Anybody know any soups beloved by Scots? Oxtail, Minestrone, Garden Vegetable etc
Campbells Soup, yum. Baxters, a Scottish firm, is superb too. Isn't Campbells Scottish? I've been away too long. Still, Poland pips Scotland at the post for top class soups, and that's saying sth
Still, one of my favourite soup is Canadian (American?). Where does clam chowder hail from? It was legendary!! Wun Tun soup is also delicious.
Anybody know any soups beloved by Scots? Oxtail, Minestrone, Garden Vegetable etc
Seanus
29 Apr 2008
Food / what kind of sauce should I make for my gołąbki? [63]
We made sth really simple today. Heated up bread rolls. They are amazingly good here. Put some sliced tomatoes and sliced egg on there and u have a simple and tasty meal
We made sth really simple today. Heated up bread rolls. They are amazingly good here. Put some sliced tomatoes and sliced egg on there and u have a simple and tasty meal
Seanus
29 Apr 2008
Language / pipka - stój - phonetic spelling/polish spelling [14]
Perhaps is być może. Prawdopodbnie is likely or probable
Perhaps is być może. Prawdopodbnie is likely or probable
Seanus
29 Apr 2008
Food / what kind of sauce should I make for my gołąbki? [63]
Sorry Miranda, u react and it's quite funny. I'll have to make gołąbki again soon
Sorry Miranda, u react and it's quite funny. I'll have to make gołąbki again soon
Seanus
29 Apr 2008
Life / Poles' tolerance towards other Races [190]
U were maybe asking how sth came to be in the past. I was making the point that u shouldn't ask too many questions to a Native Indian, how being one such question, just say 'How'. 'How' is a popular greeting. Now I see that it was a Native American, did u mean a Native Indian?
U were maybe asking how sth came to be in the past. I was making the point that u shouldn't ask too many questions to a Native Indian, how being one such question, just say 'How'. 'How' is a popular greeting. Now I see that it was a Native American, did u mean a Native Indian?
Seanus
29 Apr 2008
Food / what kind of sauce should I make for my gołąbki? [63]
I've never tried mashroom souce (sic) Miranda, I'll have to give it a try.
I recommend mushroom sauce, LOL
I've never tried mashroom souce (sic) Miranda, I'll have to give it a try.
I recommend mushroom sauce, LOL
Seanus
29 Apr 2008
Life / Poles' tolerance towards other Races [190]
Better not ask how, better just to say 'how!' Miranda, LOL
Better not ask how, better just to say 'how!' Miranda, LOL
Seanus
29 Apr 2008
Life / Poles' tolerance towards other Races [190]
I agree masks98, variety is the spice of life and it's good to have diversity. More and more people go where the work is and if this means travelling abroad, then so be it.
I agree masks98, variety is the spice of life and it's good to have diversity. More and more people go where the work is and if this means travelling abroad, then so be it.
Seanus
28 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / The Independent about Poles in the UK: "Poles are under attack." [83]
Ty zdracja, ty!! LOL It's a learning curve as u acknowledge.
Ty zdracja, ty!! LOL It's a learning curve as u acknowledge.
Seanus
28 Apr 2008
Seanus
28 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / The Independent about Poles in the UK: "Poles are under attack." [83]
So what if I were to have strong opinions on various issues? Would it secure me a 45,000 salary as a politician in the UK? I think not!! I do have opinions and they don't preclude objectivity
So what if I were to have strong opinions on various issues? Would it secure me a 45,000 salary as a politician in the UK? I think not!! I do have opinions and they don't preclude objectivity
Seanus
28 Apr 2008
Love / Do Polish women like to be surprised? [35]
Polish women love to be surprised. An offer to shower together is often a nice way of doing this. Flowers also do the trick. Chocolates, well, it depends.
An accidental slip into the wrong hole, well, the jury is out on that one ;) That can come as a nasty surprise.
Polish women love to be surprised. An offer to shower together is often a nice way of doing this. Flowers also do the trick. Chocolates, well, it depends.
An accidental slip into the wrong hole, well, the jury is out on that one ;) That can come as a nasty surprise.
Seanus
28 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / The Independent about Poles in the UK: "Poles are under attack." [83]
I'm talking about some English folk now tornado. It all depends on what press u read. There will always be those who let ur good country down. I think more Poles on this forum need to try and conceptualise this mass migration more. I said it today to my Polish friend and I've said it often b4 that people really need to try and make the best effort they can to understand the position of others. This is more poignant when we are talking about death, divorce or war etc etc.
I always try to be as objective as possible on this forum.
I'm talking about some English folk now tornado. It all depends on what press u read. There will always be those who let ur good country down. I think more Poles on this forum need to try and conceptualise this mass migration more. I said it today to my Polish friend and I've said it often b4 that people really need to try and make the best effort they can to understand the position of others. This is more poignant when we are talking about death, divorce or war etc etc.
I always try to be as objective as possible on this forum.
Seanus
28 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / The Independent about Poles in the UK: "Poles are under attack." [83]
But we have seen a lot of English intolerance. The Poles have merely introduced more competition into the job market and are willing to swallow their pride and do jobs not befitting of their education. I'm saying nothing new here but sometimes it needs to be restated. The booze/binge culture is costing England dearly
But we have seen a lot of English intolerance. The Poles have merely introduced more competition into the job market and are willing to swallow their pride and do jobs not befitting of their education. I'm saying nothing new here but sometimes it needs to be restated. The booze/binge culture is costing England dearly
Seanus
28 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / The Independent about Poles in the UK: "Poles are under attack." [83]
I tend to agree with this Greg. The Scots have certainly warmed more towards the Poles, much more so than our neighbours down south.
According to certain sources, many Poles don't claim benefits. The Scots are large benefit claimers
I tend to agree with this Greg. The Scots have certainly warmed more towards the Poles, much more so than our neighbours down south.
According to certain sources, many Poles don't claim benefits. The Scots are large benefit claimers
Seanus
28 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / The Independent about Poles in the UK: "Poles are under attack." [83]
Wow, another thread concerning antagonism, what a surprise!!
Wow, another thread concerning antagonism, what a surprise!!
Seanus
28 Apr 2008
Seanus
28 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / The Independent about Poles in the UK: "Poles are under attack." [83]
What's so strange about going somewhere where the wages can be ten times higher? Britain is a signatory to the EU Treaty, period!! Look at Van Binsbergen and other seminal cases in EU Law. The Poles are strong, they can fight back.
What's so strange about going somewhere where the wages can be ten times higher? Britain is a signatory to the EU Treaty, period!! Look at Van Binsbergen and other seminal cases in EU Law. The Poles are strong, they can fight back.
Seanus
27 Apr 2008
Seanus
27 Apr 2008