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Joined: 15 Sep 2007 / Male ♂ 		Last Post: 14 Apr 2009
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Posts: Total: 823 / In This Archive: 706 		From: krakow
Speaks Polish?: a little, not much
Interests: travel, culture

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dtaylor   
11 Oct 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish Thoughts on Britain and the British [273]

poland has a good future, aslong as the young generation rise and take over the backward politicians....can i vote living here?
dtaylor   
11 Oct 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish Thoughts on Britain and the British [273]

How did the Scots and Welsh vote in devolution referenda?

the snp won the last election polls, but i will say this, why isnt there an english independance party? im scottish and would like to be independant, so why cant the english vote for the same thing?
dtaylor   
11 Oct 2007
News / Poles in Iraq. What's the point? [160]

only because they were taking secondary roles, engineers and such what. but i agree with you, the time to get out is now. we have wasted too much money and life on this "war"
dtaylor   
11 Oct 2007
News / Poles in Iraq. What's the point? [160]

Quoting: Wlazski
Today, I heart that the Polish Gorvenment have abolished the compulsory military service, which is good. You can't force people to join the military, and its wased of money.

this will not take effect for 3 or more years im told. im not sure of the truth
the only way poles can get out off military service is by going to univercity, or not being medically fit for service.
dtaylor   
11 Oct 2007
News / Poles in Iraq. What's the point? [160]

Some masked "terrorists" shuld kidnap few Poles so polish gov can retreat soldiers from Iraq. thats how i support it.

i dont thinks thats the answer. the only answer is to withdraw troops, and replace them with u.n forces. that way the world has a say. although you could argue that we caused this mess, we should clean it up. british forces are now withdrawing in large numbers from iraq....which sounds good...but our guys are just being redeployed into southern afganistan.which i do agree is where we should have been in the first place, its a pity on their country that the world has forgot them since iraq.

US lost lots of lifes and much much more pesos than 1bill.

and that my point, it was a needless war in the first place
dtaylor   
11 Oct 2007
News / Poles in Iraq. What's the point? [160]

atleast support the men and women putting their lives on the line.

i will totally agree, their lives have been put into danger for political reasons, a soldiers first duty is to protect queen and country(in britain anyway). not to fight for oil hungry politicians who commit war crimes. i support the soldiers all the way. but fighting terroists is not about invading countries. if regime change was all that this war was about, then i think with m.i.6 and the c.i.a, they could have taken him out.

their was a report in the papers that suddam said he would exile himself to saudi for 1billion dollars, though i dont like the idea of bribing that monster, ask yourself this, is all the life that has been lost in iraq worth less than that???
dtaylor   
11 Oct 2007
Life / My neighbours in Poland are stealing all my things [180]

how boring you are Michal

thank god he doesnt drink alcohol!!! can you imagine his post's after a few beers!

michal should just go back to his cave and send his votes to the BNP
dtaylor   
10 Oct 2007
Language / Things Polish people who speak English language say [180]

also, i know im going to murder the polish language here, so ill write it in my best way possible because my spelling isnt good.

in the sentance czy pani movee po angielsku (i know i have spelt it wrong) some of my friends tell me i say czy pani and it means something like c*nt, is their any way to get past this?
dtaylor   
9 Oct 2007
Life / My neighbours in Poland are stealing all my things [180]

i think we should give michal a break, he sounds like some alcoholic tramp whos been pushing his trolley around europe for a long long time.....since when was michal an english name....
dtaylor   
3 Oct 2007
Life / Polish views towards the Brits and all other "natives" [26]

ok guys and gals, i have a little problem from reading these boards, it concerns the views of polish towards outsiders. i hear a lot of "brits" complaining about the polish attitude towards them. saying that they are treated like 3rd class citz, why i have problem with this is because i have always experienced nothing but friendliness. but i also think its down to the brits attitudes. i don't get anyone who wants to live in poland but doesn't want to integrate into the local customs and lifestyle. i have met lots off people who come live here but they live in the bubble of only going to places and meeting people who are from their same country....how stupid is that?!!

anyway, sorry for my rant, but id like to know other peoples opinions?

p.s sorry for spelling but its alot harder when you type;) :D
dtaylor   
2 Oct 2007
Life / I don't understand why my girlfriend wants to live in crime-prone Krakow [37]

how can my girlfriend want so much to live in the center of Krakow when crime is so bad?

ive been here for over a year now and i havent expienced any crime at all, yes you find the few drunks from time to time but if you keep a smart head you be fine. i lived in the so called rough area of nowa huta( north of krakow) and i still had no problems, infact i found more friends in that area than any other. if your prepared to go out and actually make friends with the locals rather than stick to "natives" then you wont be harrassed.
dtaylor   
15 Sep 2007
Life / Getting a NIP or PESEL [21]

if you have have a local e.u citenzines centre near to you, you can get your nip there pretty easily. you need passport, confimation of your employer, contract from house your living(including your landlords contract of ownership) and thats it really.