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Joined: 14 Sep 2006 / Male ♂
Last Post: 27 Jan 2013
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Posts: Total: 1083 / In This Archive: 742
From: Kraina Deszczowców
Speaks Polish?: Kruca fux, ja
Interests: Kufa, panie, acomieto

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Bartolome   
30 Nov 2006
UK, Ireland / Anti-Polish sentiment of England [253]

My little 3 p again... I think that Roman and Bulgarian will emigrate towards the South of Europe... They're rather 'heat-liking' :) So Greece, Cyprus, Italy... The UK would be a target for organised crime (if any), so it'll be a challenge for the Police...
Bartolome   
30 Nov 2006
UK, Ireland / Anti-Polish sentiment of England [253]

neglection of human rights to that as well...

Yeah... every medal hath its reverse...
Bartolome   
30 Nov 2006
UK, Ireland / Anti-Polish sentiment of England [253]

Just to add my 3 pence here, from my humble Polish point of view, all the economical giants (the US, the UK, Germany, France) have built their power with the vast help of immigrants (i.e. cheap labour force). Is someone going to deny it ?
Bartolome   
29 Nov 2006
News / New Mayor for Warsaw [8]

I like the other guy, shame he was from the socialist party (PiS).

Mr Marcinkiewicz (more appropriately called Obiecankiewicz) ? He was a damp squib as a PM. He may have looked good, but in fact it was the best thing he could do.

PiS a socialist party - since when???

They may pretend they aren't, but their politics makes them de facto socialists ((mis)conception of so called 'solidarity state')
Bartolome   
26 Nov 2006
News / BRAIN DRAIN ON POLAND [101]

about 80% of all Polish immigrants earn 6 pounds an hour or less.

That was the point of my previous post - you lose with local people if you want to get a better jobs (this is my experience, so I'm talking for myself only) - you have to accept the worst ones, in terms of both conditions and salaries.
Bartolome   
26 Nov 2006
News / BRAIN DRAIN ON POLAND [101]

So in real terms they become "high" income workers!!

Yeah... compared to Polish wages... but you have to spend your money in countries where you work, not in Poland (food, bills etc), and that's where all fun ends...
Bartolome   
25 Nov 2006
News / BRAIN DRAIN ON POLAND [101]

Thank you for some good words. It's not that I'm all happy to live abroad - I only considered moving abroad as an 'emergency plan', I also can see how they perceive us in the UK (invasion, Polish scum, etc, etc, not everybody of course, but there are always people who will stir), and I can understand that they are fed up with all that immigration, but I have to think about my future first, I'm not going to live under the bridge just because it's a Polish one. I would like to go back to Poland, but is there any future for me ?
Bartolome   
25 Nov 2006
News / BRAIN DRAIN ON POLAND [101]

I came to the UK, for I just couldn't find a job in my province. So I just considered that if I have to leave my home for a search of a job, and if that job has to be poorly paid, I would rather move to Britain, where at least I can augment my English and try to start new studies. But if I succeed with my plans, I'm probably not going back to Poland... If the general situation retains so unstable, I can't see a place for me there any more. Now I would come back only in the case of some misfortune.
Bartolome   
24 Nov 2006
Love / I'm upset - you encourage foreigners to take the Polish women away [94]

This problem is more complex than you think it is but I am not going into.

Of course, everybody around you are dumb and ignorant, only you know 'the secret'. Just like the people you cast your vote for.

such pissies like Bartolome and others

Well, you are helpless, aren't you ? So you learn from the best ? Are there the politicians you vote for ? PiS ? LPR ? Samoobrona ? If you can't go 'ad rem' you go 'ad personam', don't you ? If you didn't offend me like that, I would discuss with you and told you about my motives. But everything I can write to you is F***K OFF.

But these little traitors like Bartelome and others are the worst.

I'm the ONLY person who will decide what to do with my life. What to hell do you know about me ? NOTHING. I'm not going to explain myself to you. So F***K OFF.
Bartolome   
22 Nov 2006
News / What are your 10 fave things about Poland? And 10 least favourite? [130]

Oh, please (typical Polish mucho attitude). (...)
That's what buggs me about some of the Polish attitude - when criticised - they take it personally, or too lightly - insted of accepting it as a constructive criticism.
There is no chance for improving things if one is not going to take it for what it is.

I must admit, that I can't understand what's your point here, M. Would you please be so kind to explain me what part of my post indicates that I can't take any criticism (or take it personally) and am a macho (me ??? macho ???) :( ???
Bartolome   
22 Nov 2006
Love / I'm upset - you encourage foreigners to take the Polish women away [94]

20, 30, 50 tys

So what ? Even if so many of them married foreigners, that's their choice, not yours. You don't OWE them. For me you just seem as a narrow-minded paranoid, who thinks that he DESERVES things just because he's Polish. I'm single as well, but I don't think that i deserve anything just because I am what I am. Go and get a life.
Bartolome   
22 Nov 2006
News / Mine disaster in Poland [23]

Eight miners are dead, fifteen are still trapped underground.

I light the candle for the dead [*] [*] [*]...
Bartolome   
21 Nov 2006
Love / STRONG MIND OF POLISH GIRL [22]

It's because we live in caverns, eat raw meat, and above all, we in Poland don't have TV receivers :)

she has strong mind

Is that a problem for you that she's not passive, malleable and desn't want to do anything you say ?

From polish men drinking too much?

Why are you offending polish men ? Not all of them drink too much. In fact, after I came to the UK, I find out that they don't drink more at all than local people.
Bartolome   
20 Nov 2006
News / but where do they all come from...? [17]

F-R-E-E-D-O-M..........spell it out and shout it out........

If they ask....tell them to whistle in the wind..........you belong to to no-one.....nor anybody, or system, or anything...fullstop!

AAAA-MEEEEN !!!
Bartolome   
20 Nov 2006
News / What are your 10 fave things about Poland? And 10 least favourite? [130]

I wonder why nobody from the Polish ppl gathered here hasn't mentioned ZUS yet... It's DEFINITELY one of the worst things in Poland... This Moloch consumes half of your salaries for your 'pension', but in fact that money goes to total waste (i.e. feeding an army of rude biurwas and raising up more and more marble office buildings). And none of the governements elected after '89 has shown enough balls to reform that leech that bleeds our nation of its hard earned wonga and is one of the major factors that supresses development in Poland.
Bartolome   
19 Nov 2006
Life / How do Polish view others [116]

Spaniard’s and Hispanics don't think much about Polish people.

My pal was a quite long time in Spain, and told me that if a Spaniard wants to isult a Catalonian, they call them a 'Polish'.
Bartolome   
18 Nov 2006
News / What are your 10 fave things about Poland? And 10 least favourite? [130]

lack of recycling

It depends on part of Poland where you live in. I come from a village in South-West, and we have full recycling service in that matter (plastics, paper, scrap metal, glass).

Prices of CDs are f*n high - I'm asking, why the hell an album can cost £5 in the UK, and the same CD is ZLP60 in Poland (to make things worse, you don't see many promotions) :( ???
Bartolome   
18 Nov 2006
Life / The strangest things in Poland [468]

I'm guessing that it was an odor caused by diesel.

Probably exhaust gases from town buses, there is developed municipal communication in larger Polish towns (quality of it is another question, though).
Bartolome   
18 Nov 2006
UK, Ireland / Poles in GB: Why did you go - for money or something else? [53]

It's also to get a better education.

Goddamn good point. I think that here in the UK I just can make a hole in my Polish diploma and hang it on the wall (only because I wouldn't be able to use it as toilet paper :( ).
Bartolome   
17 Nov 2006
UK, Ireland / Poles in GB: Why did you go - for money or something else? [53]

A BBC survey says about 50% of Poles in Britain have said they want to stay.

Answering the question is one thing and staying there is another.
I moved to the UK because of not seeing any perspectives in Poland. You may say I'm here for money, but I'll say I'm here for (more) normal living. I don't think however that I'll stay here for my lifetime. It isn't definitely the best place in the world.
Bartolome   
16 Nov 2006
UK, Ireland / I understand poles coming to uk [196]

if poland is so good

I've never said so.

why dont you all F**CKING stay there?!?

Because being an UE citizen allows me to travel everywhere I want within the borders of the Union.
Bartolome   
16 Nov 2006
Life / What is your favourite comedy (also Polish)? [63]

Okay, I can tell you in secret, that I watch 'Up Pompeii' sometimes... Sight of Britons running about with those hides on is just hilarious :)